Key Pillars of Distance Education 

- Physical Separation: The primary characteristic is that the teacher and student are not required to be in the same location during the instruction process.

- Technological Integration: It relies on digital tools such as Learning Management Systems (LMS), video conferencing, and online forums to facilitate communication and content delivery.

- Asynchronous & Synchronous Learning: Students can interact in real-time (synchronous) or access recorded lectures and materials at their own pace (asynchronous).

- Accessibility and Inclusivity: It opens doors for individuals in remote areas or those with physical disabilities who might find traditional campus life a challenge.

- Self-Directed Pacing: Distance education often emphasizes independent study, allowing students to take greater responsibility for their learning timeline.

1. FULL COURSE

2. CRASH COURSE 

3. MEDICAL ENTRANCE SPECIAL

4. CRASH COURSE FOR MEDICAL ENTRANCE

5. EXAMS ONLY

6. CONCEPT CLARIFICATION