• Quantum Gravity
  
• Fundamental Physics
  

The first is about Quantum Gravity (mostly string theory and things like toy models inspired from it), and the second is about already empirically established frameworks like general relativity and quantum field theory. I would like to edit these 2 notes forever, unlike below old notes that were specific to a single undergrad semester.

You can find some of my old notes and useful links below.

Spring 2021-2022 (6th semester)
Autumn 2021-2022 (5th semester)
Spring 2020-2021 (4th semester)
JEE prep notes (2017-2019)
Useful physics links
Useful math links
Useful software

Spring 2021-2022

• Statistical Physics notes
  View PDF
  
• Electromagnetic Theory notes
  View PDF
  
• Introduction to Condensed Matter Physics notes
  View PDF
  

Autumn 2021-2022

• Quantum mechanics 2 notes
  View PDF
  Contains perturbation theory and scattering. Mainly from Principles of Quantum Mechanics by Shankar.
  
• Quantum mechanics 3 notes
  View PDF
  Contains relativistic quantum mechanics and scalar quantum field theory.
• Philosophy notes
  View PDF
  Contains Modern philosophy and Indian philosophy.
  

  Spring 2020-2021

• Quantum mechanics I notes
  View PDF (Handwritten)
  Also, check my Quantum mechanics textbooks review.

• General Relativity course
  I used my old project report and textbooks.
  Also, check my Relativity textbooks review.

• Introduction to Numerical Analysis
  View PDF (Handwritten)
  

  JEE

Notes made for JEE-Advanced 2019 exam.

• Physics short notes
  View PDF (Handwritten)
  
• Maths short notes
  View PDF (Handwritten)
  
• Chemistry short notes
  View PDF (Handwritten)
  

Useful physics links

1. String Theory Conferences
   
2. Book recommendations from PSE
   
3. Notes recommendations from PSE
   
4. AMS Open Math Notes
   
5. A Physics Book List: Recommendations from the Net
   
6. Warren Siegel notes and parodies
   
7. Short notes by Kevin Zhou
   
8. Lecture notes by David Tong
   
9. Lecture notes by Matthew D. Schwartz
   
10. Lecture notes by Eric D’Hoker
    
11. Notes from the seminars of John Baez
    
12. Advice for the Young Scientist by John Baez
    
13. Career advice by Terence Tao
    
14. How to become a GOOD Theoretical Physicist by ’t Hooft
    
15. So You Want To Be A Physicist by ZapperZ
    
16. How to Email a Research Professor
    

Useful math links

1) Pr∞fWiki.org
2) Database of Ring Theory
3) Groupprops, The Group Properties Wiki

Useful software

1. Zulip
   
2. Pix2Text
   
3. cadabra.science
   
4. redberry.cc
   
5. sagemath.org and SageManifolds
   
6. Lean
   
7. wxMaxima
   
8. GRTensorIII package for Maple
   
9. Maple vs Mathematica
   
10. Jupyter or Pluto.jl
    
11. Joplin or Zettlr
    
12. MyST Markdown, Typst, Mathcha
    
13. DistroSea