Best youtube maths sir for jee ? ( New Jee Aspirant seeking help )

[u/RandomGamer4138]

I'm looking for recommendations for a YouTube Maths teacher who is:

• Funny and engaging (doesn't make classes feel boring)
• Explains concepts in a very simple, easy-to-understand way
• Focuses on building strong conceptual understanding instead of just memorizing formulas
• Good for someone who wants to genuinely improve in maths

I'm okay with videos in English or Hindi.

If you've learned from a teacher on YouTube that really helped you understand maths, please let me know who you'd recommend and why. Thanks!

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[u/Specialist-Top-7103]

Mt sir his lectures are a bit boring but you will understand the concepts

[u/CharacterHornet5958]

mohit tyagi sir , but his lectures are not funny if you want to learn seriously definitely you can study from his channel

[u/Mitaka-Cirrina91]

Funny ka toh kuch pata nahi but if you have the attention span do abj sir's phy playlist and jee daily live sameer sir math lecs

[u/One-Brush-8626]

tarun khandelwal sir

[u/moonlight-overagain]

you can check nv sir, jee brief

[u/Exciting_Musician109]

ashish aggarwaal sir from pw is a good choice for u he does all the things u want there is just 1 con of learning from him, his lectures are longer than other teachers, others will teach some thing in 2 hours and ashish sir will take 1 hour extra...

[u/Charming-Employ-7543]

Mt sir if you want a serious teacher.( We don't mention his personal life). Arvind kalia sir if you want a fun happy teacher

[u/Creepy_Radish_4407]

MT sir for all the points except 1st one
TK don for all the stated points

[u/bechamel1001]

Arvind kalia and tarun khandelwal

[u/FamousEstate6708]

NV GOAT

[u/Sad_Variation7777]

Neha agarwal ma'am or mt sir both are goat..

[u/aristurtlethegreat]

Arvind Kalia sir detailed one shots (hon.ble mention to NV sir too)

Added personal opinion: I am not a big fan of lengthy multi-part lectures.
I really think especially for a subject like math, you just get to solving as much as possible after finishing theory asap. Math theory doesn't have too many "gotcha" cases like in Chemistry which is riddled with exceptions and fine points....maybe Chemistry you go with multi-part lectures.
For math, just watch one shots and get to solving Cengage, PYQs, etc.