| 1 | Unit 1 | Development of Indian mathematics ancient and early classical period | Link | |
| 2 | Unit 1 | Brief biography of bhaskaracharya and Madhava | Link | |
| 3 | Unit 1 | | Link | |
| 4 | Unit 1 | Leibniz theorem | Link | |
| 5 | Unit 1 | Maclaurinn series expansion | Link | |
| 6 | Unit 1 | Particle derivative of higher order | Link | |
| 7 | Unit 1 | Euler's theorem on homogeneous function | Link | |
| 8 | Unit 1 | Asymptotes of algebraic curve | Link | |
| 9 | Unit 1 | Conditions of extensions of asymptotic | Link | |
| 10 | Unit 1 | Parallel asymptotes | Link | |
| 11 | Unit 1 | Asymptotes of polar curve | Link | |
| 12 | Unit 2 | I Formula for radius of Curvature | Link | |
| 13 | Unit 2 | Curvature at origin | Link | |
| 14 | Unit 2 | Centre of Curvature | Link | |
| 15 | Unit 2 | Concavity and Convexity ofcurves | Link | |
| 16 | Unit 2 | 2 Point of lnflexion' | Link | |
| 17 | Unit 2 | Singular point Multiple points | Link | |
| 18 | Unit 2 | Curves represented by Cartesian equation | Link | |
| 19 | Unit 2 | Curves represented by POLER equation | Link | |
| 20 | Unit 3 | Integration of transcendental functions | Link | |
| 21 | Unit 3 | Introduction to Double and Triple Integral | Link | |
| 22 | Unit 3 | 3 Reduction formulae | Link | |
| 23 | Unit 3 | Quadrature | Link | |
| 24 | Unit 3 | For Cartesian coordinates | Link | |
| 25 | Unit 3 | For Polar cooidinates | Link | |
| 26 | Unit 3 | 5 Rectification | Link | |
| 27 | Unit 3 | | Link | |
| 28 | Unit 4 | Linear di fferential equations | Link | |
| 29 | Unit 4 | Equations reducible to the linear form | Link | |
| 30 | Unit 4 | Change of variables | Link | |
| 31 | Unit 4 | Exact differential equations | Link | |
| 32 | Unit 4 | First order and higher degree differential equations | Link | |
| 33 | Unit 4 | Equations solvable lor x, y and p Equations homogenous in x and y | Link | |
| 34 | Unit 4 | C lairaut's equation Singular solutions | Link | |
| 35 | Unit 4 | Geometrical meaning of differential equations | Link | |
| 36 | Unit 4 | Onhogonal traiectories | Link | |
| 37 | Unit 5 | Linear differential equation with constant coefficients | Link | |
| 38 | Unit 5 | Homogeneous linear ordinary differential equations | Link | |
| 39 | Unit 5 | Linear differential equations of second order | Link | |
| 40 | Unit 5 | Method of variation of parameters | Link | |
| 41 | Unit 5 | Trarisforrnation of equations by changing the indeoendent variable | Link | |