How JEENEETARD curates courses

What we catalogue

JEENEETARD stores links, YouTube video IDs, and descriptive catalogue information. Videos remain on YouTube and play through YouTube's official privacy-enhanced embedded player.

A listing is for discovery, not an endorsement or a guarantee of exam results. Institute names, channel names, teacher names, thumbnails, and videos belong to their respective owners.

How a course is classified

Catalogue fields can include exam goal, school stage, subject, chapter, teacher or channel, language, format, difficulty, lesson count, and coverage. They are used to help students narrow a large public library into a manageable choice.

The Class 11, Class 12, and Dropper groupings are navigation aids. Examination authorities may publish one combined syllabus instead of the same class split, so important decisions should be checked against the current official syllabus linked from relevant guides.

What verified means

A verified faculty profile means the displayed identity or alias connection has been reviewed for the catalogue. It does not certify employment, teaching quality, qualifications, or an affiliation with JEENEETARD.

Automation may help import or flag metadata, but it does not turn a generated or inferred claim into a verified fact. Ambiguous identity and curriculum mappings require review, and published entries can still contain mistakes.

Ordering, ratings, and commercial influence

JEENEETARD does not currently sell placement or accept sponsored rankings. Catalogue ordering and filters are separate from student ratings, and no institute is presented as best merely because it appears first.

Ratings are contributions from signed-in students, not editorial scores. A rating with a small number of votes is weak evidence, so the vote count should be considered alongside the teacher, language, format, lesson sequence, and the student's own trial lesson.

Availability and corrections

Creators can rename, restrict, reorder, make private, or remove YouTube videos at any time. Listings are checked when they are added and during maintenance work, but JEENEETARD does not promise a fixed recheck interval.

Students, teachers, institutes, and rights holders can request a correction or report a broken or misleading listing. A correction is assessed against the public source and the catalogue's existing evidence before publication.

Request a correction

Send the page URL, the field that appears wrong, and a public source to jeeneetardshelp@gmail.com.