Through his platforms, he presently provides video courses and content on programming, web development, and database technologies. He is the creator of the “studyopedia” website and the “Amit Thinks” YouTube channels. Technical Courses are offered in both text and video formats on both platforms.

Amit Thinks Biography

• Name: Amit Diwan
• Popular as: Amit Thinks
• Date of Birth: 25th March
• Birthplace: West Delhi
• Hometown: Delhi
• Father’s Name: Not Known
• Mother’s Name: Not Known
• Brother: None
• Sister: 2
• Married/ Unmarried: Married

• Profession: Entrepreneur at Studyopedia and YouTuber at Amit Thinks
• Popular For: Making programming videos on his channel

Amit Thinks Nationality

Amit was born in Delhi and is an Indian national.

• Nationality: Indian
• Religion: Hindu (Punjabi)
• Caste: Diwan
• Languages: English, Hindi, Punjabi
• Residence: Delhi

Amit Thinks Physical Stats

• Height: 5’ 11”
• Weight: 79 kg
• Eye Colour: Black

Amit Thinks Education

After completing schooling from Delhi’s St. Marks Senior Sec. Public School in Janakpuri, Amit decided that programming was his passion. He then chose to pursue BCA and MCA.

• School: St’ Marks Senior Sec. Public School, Janakpuri, Delhi
• College: GGSIPU, Delhi
• Degree: MCA (Master of Computer Applications)
• Placements: Accenture, Bangalore

Amit Thinks Net Worth

• Monthly Earnings: 7 lakh/ month (approx)
• Net Worth: Not Known
• Income Source: YouTube Channel, Website, Sponsored Content and Videos, Courses Sales

Amit Thinks Career

Amit Diwan has been a cricket enthusiast since he was a child and has always wanted to play the game. When he was 17, he developed an interest in computer programming. He pursued a BCA after finishing 12th grade. He earned his MCA from GSSIPU in Delhi after completing his BCA.

In his final year of the MCA, he focused more on seeking freelancing work than on getting employment. He finally secured his first freelance employment at the age of 22 working on a Python programming project.

Accenture employed Amit after he completed his MCA. His hiring was delayed for three months. He got a job at IIT Delhi while still working on freelancing projects and waiting to join Accenture. He declined a job offer from Accenture as a software engineer to focus on his current role and freelance work in the hopes of one day creating his own IT company.

Following that, he worked as a Research Associate at IASRI in Delhi and as a System Analyst for Delhi University. Following that, he began working as a Technical Content Manager for a private company in Noida called C# Corner. While working with C# Corner, he got the Most Valuable Professional Award (MVP).

Among his freelance clients were the top E-Learning websites in Australia and India, Sitepoint and Tutorialspoint, respectively. He bought his first car at the age of 24 with money earned from freelance employment.

He has worked on, created, and published Video Tutorials in over 30 technologies, including computer languages, databases, content management systems, and so on. He has written/published over 70,000 (70k) E-Learning articles, posts, scripts, blogs, and videos for students, engineers, and professionals. Millions of people have viewed these posts/blogs/videos.

He opted to start his own business as an entrepreneur after gaining expertise from all of these reputable government offices and private companies through full-time jobs and freelancing. He subsequently went on to create Learnofy, an app for youngsters who are having problems learning and writing. After a year, the app was discontinued.

Amit Diwan then launched his own company, studyopedia.com, as well as the Amit Thinks YouTube channel. His channel and website offer programming and web development lessons. Python tutorials and videos are more popular on his channel.

More than 50,000 students enrolled in his 2-hour to 6-hour tutorials. The reach of coding example-based tutorials is greater. This is why his courses on Python, MySQL, SQL Server, MongoDB, HTML, Bootstrap, and other topics have been published to the UK and US-based platforms Packt, O’Reilly, SkillShare, SkillSuccess, Reed, etc. Top EdTech companies such as TutorialsPoint and GeekforGeeks adored his courses and made them available on their platforms.

Amit Thinks Awards

• Awarded MVP (Most Valuable Professional) by C# Corner in 2015

• Excellence in Education Award by Indian Achievers Forum in 2022
• India Prime Icon Award (Education & Social Leadership) by FoxClues in 2022

• Best Author Award by Tutorialspoint in 2022

• Silver Play Button (Creator Award) by YouTube in 2023

Amit Thinks Achievements

His videos have got more than 42 Million (4.2 crore) views on YouTube (as of October 2023). He is getting more than 1.3 million Unique Viewers every month. The total video impressions are above 225 million (22 crores). In October 2023, he got over 2.2 million organic views on his YouTube channel Amit Thinks. Subscribers on his channel Amit Thinks have reached 148k (1,48,000).

Here are the exact stats of his YouTube Channel Amit Thinks as of October 2023,

• Views/ Months: 2.2 million+
• Unique Visitors/ Month:3 million+
• Subscribers: 148k+
• Total views:42 million+
• Total watch time:5 million+ hours
• Total Impressions:225 million+
• Reach:200+ countries and territories (Major Countries: India and US)

His programming courses have more than 50,000 enrolments on top EdTechs, including, Udemy, Packt, O’Reilly, Tutorialspoint, Simplilearn, GeeksforGeeks, SkillShare, Reed, SkillSuccess, etc.

Amit Thinks Interests

• Inspiration: Virat Kohli
• Favourite Actor: Akshay Kumar, Brad Pitt, Tom Hanks
• Favourite Actress: Katrina Kaif, Amy Adams
• Favourite Movie: Interstellar
• Favourite Singer: Shubh, Ed Sheeran
• Favourite Sport: Cricket
• Favourite Destination: Mauritius, Singapore
• Hobbies: Playing Cricket and Sharing technical videos

Amit Thinks Webinars

Amit Diwan was invited to the following webinars:

GeeksforGeeks Python Webinar

GeeksforGeeks Bootstrap Webinar

IASRI MySQL and MongoDB Webinar

GNIM Data Science Webinar

Amit Thinks Seminars

He was a speaker at IMS, Noida on 12^th October 2022 and taught a roadmap to learn Python for Data Science.

Follow Amit Thinks (Amit Diwan)

• YouTube Channel: @Amit.Thinks
• Website: Studyopedia
• Twitter: @dw_amit
• Instagram: @amit.thinks
• Koo: @amit.thinks
• Threads:@amit.thinks
• Pinterest: @amit_thinks

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Salar Jung Museum

Situated on the banks of the Musi River, Salar Jung museum has 38 galleries with art objects, manuscripts and printed books. Stunning right? It is one of the largest single man collections in the world, collected by Mir Yousuf Ali Khan.

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Tank Bund

With a breathtaking view of the Hussain Sagar lake, Tank Bund, connects Hyderabad to Secunderabad. Take a walk along the serene walkway as the sun sets and enjoy a cup of hot coffee as the wind gently blows past.

Golconda Fort

With 8 gates and 887 bastions, Golconda Fort is an architectural marvel. With wondrous acoustics, the multi-language light and sound show with superstar Amitabh Bachchan is a must watch while visiting this classic monument.

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Ramoji Film City

Listed in the Guinness Book of World Records, Ramoji is one of the largest film studios in the world. The venue has multiple sets, featuring many different scenes as is a movie buffs dream world!

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Charminar

Popularly known as the ‘Arc de Triomphe of the East’, the Charminar is a monument built by Sultan Mohammed Quli Qutb Shah in the honour of his wife Bhagmati. The name characterises the 4 pillars or minarets of the monument. The evening lighting makes the monument look spectacular and is a must visit attraction in Hyderabad!

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Nehru Zoo Park

With an expanse of approximately 380 acres, Nehru Zoo is home to almost 1500 species of birds, mammals and reptiles. The Zoo has various activities like Safaris and a toy train which passes through the many sections of the Zoo. The zoo is popular amongst young and old alike!

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Baagh-e-aam

More popularly known as Public Gardens, Baagh-e-aam is one of the oldest gardens in the city and was built during the reign of the 7th Nizam. Multiple public buildings are located in the premises of the Public Gardens. It houses exquisite artefacts from around the world which were gifts to the Nizam, one such is an Egyptian Mummy. A visit to Baagh-e-aam will help one understand the nizam reign better.

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Hyderabad has a potpourri of of traditional and modern cultures, delicious food and umpteen places to shop! It is perfect for a 3 day long weekend or even a week long vacation!

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1. Lord Rama is considered as an outstanding human being by Valmiki’s Ramayana. But according to Rama Charit Manas, Rama was a God.
2. Ravana was a true devotee of Lord Shiva and in order to impress him, Ravana sacrificed his head.
3. In order to guard Rama and Sita, Laxman did not sleep even for a minute in that 14 years of exile. Hence, he is known as Gudakesh which means a man who defeated sleep.
4. Laxman’s wife, Urmila slept for 14 years to complete the sleep of her own and her husband’s.
5. Hanuman is known as Bajrang Bali as he covered himself in vermilion (sindoor) just to keep Lord Rama safe.
6. In her childhood, Sita had moved the box which contained the Shiv Dhanush (Lord Shiva’s bow). This was the reason behind King Janak’s condition for Sita’s wedding.
7. It is said that a squirrel’s body has white stripes only because Lord Rama as he patted the back of a squirrel due to which the stripes occurred.
8. Nandi, the bull is known to have cursed Ravana stating that the monkeys will be the reason for his destruction.
9. Laxman is said to have killed three sons of Ravana— Meghnad, Aitkay and Prahast.
10. It is said that the Lanka was constructed by Kuber, the god of wealth buy was later, overthrown by Ravana, his half-brother.

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Indian Certificate of Secondary Education

Indian Certificate of Secondary Education is a non-governmental board of examination by Council for the Indian School Certificate Examination for class 10. The board is designed to provide general education to the students for examinations. This was done through the New Education Policy 1986 (India). Before 1986, ICSE was affiliated by the French Board of Examination. The syllabus of ICSE class 10 is double the syllabus of CBSE class 10. Hence, it is considered to be the toughest board in India. The English of the board is quite difficult than other boards and good students have an edge in competition.

Central Board of Secondary Education

Under the Union Government is the secondary board of education(CBSE), which is found in both- public and private schools. The schools affiliated with it follow the NCERT curriculum. CBSE conducts examination for both class 10 and class 12 as well. The board used to also conduct examinations for AIEEE Examination for admissions in undergraduate courses like engineering and architecture. It also conducts examination for AIPMT for admission in the medical colleges in India.

National Institute of Open Schooling

Even though established for distance education, NIOS has become a formal and regular secondary and senior secondary program similar to CBSE. It also comes under the Union Government and its main aim to provide education to children living in the remote areas. Through this board, children can study without attending regular schools. This is also considered to be public examinations due to its flexibility. It was established by the Ministry of Human Resource Development in 1989.

International Baccalaureate

International Baccalaureate (IB) is a non-profit education system that is present in more than 3000 schools in 141 countries. IB has a different way of educating students and therefore, its content is extremely innovative. Its main aim is to help students develop in all aspects of life rather than just in academic sphere. At present, it can be seen in schools in the metro cities of India.

State Boards

It is difficult to state when exactly the concept of state board emerged. As the name suggests, each state conducts its examination for class 10 and 12 with accordance to their own state board. The benefit of a state board is that the students gain knowledge about their state and the topics are of local relevance.

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He was trained in the art of Wing Chun and later, he combined it with other influences. Being a Martial Artist, Bruce Lee won many records. He was praised by many top fighters in the sixties. The 7 world records of Bruce Lee are as follows.

• Bruce Lee has been the only human who could break a 45KG sandbag only by side kicking.
• He produced 1600 pounds of force only with the help of Num-chakus.
• He could punch about nine times in just one second and his One-Inch Punch could easily force a 75 KG opponent 5-6 meters away.
• Bruce Lee and Muhammad Ali had the same pouching power of about 350 pounds even though Lee weighed only 130 pounds which is half of Ali’s weight.
• Lee could easily kick six times in just one second and his signature move of “Skip Sidekick” had the capacity to push a 200 pounds’ man 20 meters away.
• According to the present data, Lee could, in one go, do 1500 pushups with both hands, 400 with one hand, 200 with two fingers and 100 with just the thumb.
• He also holds the world record for kicking a 135 kg sandbag to a 5-meter high ceiling.

Bruce Lee later died in Kowloon Tong at the age of 32 on July 20, 1973.

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1. Dementors aren’t loyal to any being and only follow who can provide them with what they need. The ministry of Magic did so by placing them at Azkaban where they can feed off people easily.

2. Harry, Ron and Hermione are all featured on chocolate frog cards for their accomplishments, and like Dumbledore, Ron finds this to be his greatest achievement.

3. Dumbledore defeated Grindelwald the same year Hitler was defeated (1945). Grindelwald is considered the wizard version of Hitler. Many people find parallels between World War 2 and the Voldermort side of the Harry Potter plot.

4. JK Rowling has stated that no death eater besides Severus Snape could produce a patronus.

5. In order to acquaint himself with the trio, director Alfonso Cuaron had each of them write an essay about their characters. Emma Watson wrote a 16- page essay, Daniel Radcliffe wrote a simple one-page paper, and Rupert Grint never ever turned it in.

6. James Potter always suspected that Snape loved Lily, and it was one of the reasons for his behaviour towards Snape. If Snape hadn’t been so interested in the dark arts Lily would have ended up with him instead of James.

7. The Hogwarts school motto is “Draco dormiens nunquam titillandus” which is Latin for ‘never tickle a sleeping dragon.’

8. Ginny becomes a professional Quidditch player for the Holyhead Harpies for several years, but retires to be the senior Quidditch correspondent for the Daily Prophet.

9. Along with the help of Hermione Granger, Kingsley Shacklebot managed to abolish pro-pureblood laws.

10. The Marauder’s map, his wand and the cloak of invisibility are Harry’s only remaining treasures from his time at Hogwarts. He never gave the marauders map to anyone, but James Sirius Potter stole it out of his desk.

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1. Her full name is Jennifer Shrader Lawrence and was a tomboy while she grew up. Hence, she was not allowed to play with other girls in preschool as she was considered “too rough.”
2. She was born and brought up by Gary Lawrence, owner of Lawrence & Associates Construction, and Karen Lawrence, children’s camp manager. She graduated from high school with a low grade of 3.9 GPA.
3. She was an athlete while growing up, including cheerleading, hockey and softball and also wanted to become a doctor when she grew up, even though later she did modeling and community theatre.
4. Lawrence appeared on Winter’s Bone in 2010 and hence, earned herself nominations for not only the Academy Awards but also for a Golden Globe and a Screen Actors Guild Award.
5. Lawrence does not have any formal acting training and did not even enroll herself in drama program in school.
6. She gave auditions for the role of Bella Swan in Twilight and Jules in Super bad. The roles went to different actresses, Kristen Stewart and Emma Stone and she didn’t get the part.
7. Lawrence stayed with the Ozarks family in order to prepare for the role in ‘Winter’s Bone.’ She learned to fight, skin squirrels and also chop wood.
8. There was a swear jar on the set of ‘Hunger Games.’ Lawrence is known to have contributed half of it as she swears a lot.
9. In order to learn archery for her role in Hunger Games, Jennifer learned archery from an Olympic archer from Georgia.
10. While growing up, Lawrence owned a horse which was a pony and she named it Muffin.

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1. Dorothy Gibson was a star of the silent-screen films at that time. After surviving the wrecking of the ship, Gibson did not only tell the tale but also starred in the movie. It was one of the most successful silent movies ever created.
2. The Captain of the ship was Edward John Smith who was a 37 years old veteran. He served the White Star Line for about 28 years but still wasn’t the best man to hand this job. Even though he had spent an entire life manning sail ships and old steamers, he wasn’t quite ready to handle a full-fledged ship. This was made clear when he asked the crew to remain at full speed in the area which is known for the unpredictability of icebergs.
3. It has been well recorded that out of all the passengers only 713 survived. however, what is still less known if the fact that out of the 713 passengers, three were dogs—a Pekinese and two Pomeranians?
4. It has been noted that the distressed calls by the Titanic were heard by none of the ships nearby. The SS Californian was about eight to fifteen miles away but the captain stated that they had already turned on the radio for the night.
5. Even though the ship was surrounded by water, there were really no proper showers. People had to share old bathtubs. The third class passengers had to share two baths, one for the men while one for the women among 700 people.
6. The most senior officer of the Titanic to survive was the 2nd Officer Charles Herbert Lightoller. He took control and ensured a safe passage to the 30 passengers in his boat. He is also known for helping the British Navy, in World War 1 and World War 2, to evacuate Dunkirk in the second war.
7. There were eight members of the all-male Titanic orchestra which went down playing the instruments. Three bodies were recovered including that of John Hume Law. Two weeks after the tragedy took place, Law’s father received a bill of the uniform his son wore.
8. There has been no footage of Titanic leaving the shores and hence, when the news came out, the media did not have any images of the ship and therefore, used the images of Olympic (sister ship of Titanic).
9. The Titanic was used as a publicity stunt by the Nazis which was commissioned by the Joseph Goebbels. It has been interpreted that a vessel tried to cross the Atlantic in record time. But it has been stated that in real life, Fredrick Fleet and Reginald Lee spotted the iceberg.
10. The second Officer David Blair had been replaced by Henry Wilde from the crew’s list only a few days before the departure. He forgot to give the keys to the locker where the binoculars were kept. If only Fleet had the binoculars, the icebergs could have been spotted way earlier and the shop would have been saved.

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The Lion King (1994)

The American animated epic of all time, The Lion King, was produced and released by Walt Disney in 1994. The story is set up in Africa revolves around the kingdom of lions and focuses on a young lion who has to succeed his father. The movie features the voices of Matthew Broderick, James Earl Jones, Jeremy Irons, Rowan Atkinson and many more.

Toy Story

An American computer-animated adventure, Toy Story, was produced by Pixar Animation Studios. The movie released in 1995 by Walt Disney Pictures and was directed by John Lasseter. The movie focuses on the adventures of a group of toys having human characteristics and yet pretend to be lifeless. The movie features the voices of Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Don Rickles, Jim Varney and many more.

Finding Nemo

A 2003 American comedy-drama produced by Pixar Animation Studios and released by Walt Disney Pictures, Finding Nemo. The movie was written and directed by Andrew Stanton and focuses on an overprotective clownfish and his journey across the across the ocean in order to save his son. The movie features the voices of Albert Brooks, Ellen DeGeneres, Alexander Gould and William Dafoe.

Despicable Me

A computer-animated comedy by Universal Pictures and Illumination Entertainment, Despicable Me. The movie revolves around the life of a supervillain, Gru and the three orphan girls, Margo, Edith and Agnes. The cast of the movie includes Steve Carell, Jason Segel, Russell Brand, Kristen Wiig and many others.

The Incredibles

A 2004 comedy superhero movie written and directed by Brad Bird, The Incredibles, was released by Walt Disney Pictures and produced by Pixar Animation Studios. The movies showcase a family of superheroes who is forced to hide their powers and live like a normal family. The cast includes Craig T. Nelson, Holly Hunter, Sarah Vowell, Spencer Fox, Jason Lee and many others.

UP

Released in 2009 by Walt Disney Pictures and directed by Pete Docter, Up is an animated comedy-drama produced by Pixar Animation Studios. The story revolves around an old widower, Carl and a young Wilderness Explorer, Russell who set out to see the wilds of South America by attaching balloons to the house. The cast included Ed Asner, Christopher Plummer and Jordan Nagai.

Aladdin

An animated musical fantasy movie of 1992 produced and released by Walt Disney is the story of a young orphan boy. The film derives its title from the name of the main character, Aladdin. The movie was directed by Ron Clements and John Musker. The voices featured are of Scott Weinger, Robin Williams, Linda Larkin, Jonathan Freeman, Frank Welker and many more.

Wall-E

An American animated science-fiction and comedy film, Wall-E was produced by Pixar Animation Studios and released by Walt Disney Pictures. The movie was directed by Andrew Stanton and revolves around a robot, Wall-E who was designed to clean largely abandoned the city. The voices in the film were of Ben Burtt, Elissa Knight, Jeff Garlin, Fred Williard, John Ratzenberger, Kathy Najimy and Sigourney Weaver.

Monsters, INC

An American comedy movie of 2001, Monsters, Inc., produced by Pixar Animation Studios and released by Walt Disney Pictures. The film was directed by Pete Doctor and co-directed by Lee Unkrich and David Silverman. The story focuses on two monsters who are employees in the Monsters, Inc. The voices of the characters were of John Goodman, Billy Crystal, Steve Buscemi, James Coburn and Jennifer Tilly.

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Kathak

The word ‘Kathak’ is derived from the Sanskrit word ‘Katha’ which means story. The whole dance form is a way of communicating a story like the Greek theatre. It is a form of oral tradition which has been passed on from one generation to another. The dancer performs to the rhythm of a tabla.

Odissi

Since history, Odissi has been performed by women who tell religious stories particularly Vaishnavism through their dance. The dancers and the musicians play a mythical story or devotional poem from the Hindi text. This dance form stands out due to its Tribhangi posture which deals with three parts of the body— head, bust and torso.

Manipuri

Also known as Jagoi, Manipuri dance is one of the major classical dances of India. It is mostly a team performance with a unique set of costumes, conventions and repertoire. It is considered to be a religious art and expression of spiritual value.

Sattriya

One major dance form of India is Sattriya which is a combination of dance-drama in the monasteries of Assam where Krishna is the main focus. A major part of the themes includes stories of Ram and Sita or Krishna and Radha.

Bharatnatyam

The most famous dance form of India is Bharatnatyam which originated in Tamil Nadu. It used to be a solo act which only women performed and expressed the beliefs of the South Indian traditions. Even though until the 19th century Bharatnatyam remained exclusive to the Hindu temples, it is now performed on stage with fusion themes.

Kathakali

Kathakali is one form of Indian classical dance of India which is performed with the purpose of “story-play.” The dance form gains its originality from the fact that colorful makeup is used to depict the characters in the play. While green is used for kings, divinities and heroes, black are used to indicate evil. The dance was mostly perfumed by male members who mainly carry out the story of Ramayana and Mahabharata.

Mohiniyattam

The word ‘Mohiniyattam’ is derived from two different words ‘Mohini’ which means beautiful women and atta means dance. Hence, it is performed by women. The basic themes of this dance form are love and emotion.

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