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How YUNOVA works, honestlyYUNOVA कैसे काम करता है, सच-सच
YUNOVA is a free learning site. It does not make its own videos: it chooses YouTube lessons by other teachers, puts them in order and adds key points, practice and tests. This page says exactly what that means, including what is not done yet.
How lessons are chosenlessons कैसे चुने जाते हैं
- Study programmes (exams and school). For each subject, the best-known teachers are listed first (up to five), and topic videos are chosen only from them.
- Skills and courses. Each topic has chosen YouTube lessons, put in a learning order. A lesson is matched to a topic by what it says it teaches, not by its view count.
- Embedded from YouTube. Videos play in YouTube’s own player. The teacher’s name and channel stay on the lesson, and the views and credit go to them. Teachers can read more on For Teachers.
- Broken videos. Video details are refreshed from YouTube’s official API, and videos that become unavailable are reported to the founder, who replaces or hides them. Nothing is swapped automatically, so a broken video can stay until it is found and replaced.
How many lessons are reviewedकितने lessons review हुए हैं
The live count is not available right now. Most lessons have not been personally reviewed yet.
What counts. A lesson is one topic you can open and watch. It counts as personally reviewed only when the founder has checked one of its videos and recorded it: on Study, a video marked approved; on skills, a video with a recorded YUNOVA Score, which is written only after a person has watched and rated it. Videos found by AI search, and older videos with no review record, do not count. The figure is recounted at most once an hour.
How you can tell. On a Study lesson, a video the founder has not approved carries a “Not reviewed yet” label. On skills, a lesson with no review shows “Not scored yet” instead of a number (see YUNOVA Score).
What the certificate is, and is notcertificate क्या है, और क्या नहीं
It is YUNOVA’s own certificate, free, given per level: Elementary, Intermediate or Expert. To earn one you finish the level’s topic tests, pass its final test and submit a project. The founder reviews it before it is issued. Anyone can check it at /verify with its ID, or by scanning its QR code. The exact rules: How YUNOVA certifies.
It is not a degree, not a government certificate, and not accredited by any university or board. It shows what you finished on YUNOVA, nothing more.
How YUNOVA is paid forYUNOVA का खर्च कैसे चलता है
Learning is free, with no paywall. The website shows Google AdSense ads, never during tests. If YUNOVA helps you, you can buy the founder a coffee; it is optional and unlocks nothing. Money never decides which lesson you see.
Who runs itइसे कौन चलाता है
YUNOVA is built and run by Harish Saraf, an independent founder. It is not part of a company and has no investors. More: About YUNOVA and Harish Saraf’s author page.
Quick answers
Does YUNOVA make its own videos?
No. Lessons are YouTube videos by other teachers, embedded in YouTube's own player with the teacher's name and channel. YUNOVA chooses them, puts them in order and adds key points, practice and tests.
Are YUNOVA's lessons reviewed?
Some are. The founder reviews lessons personally over time, and most have not been reviewed yet. The page shows the live count, and an unreviewed Study video is labelled "Not reviewed yet".
Is the YUNOVA certificate accredited?
No. It is YUNOVA's own free certificate. It is not a degree, not a government certificate and not accredited by any university or board. Anyone can check it at /verify with its ID or QR code.
How is YUNOVA free?
The website shows Google AdSense ads (never during tests), and learners can optionally buy the founder a coffee. Nothing is locked behind payment.
Who runs YUNOVA?
Harish Saraf, an independent founder. YUNOVA is not part of a company and has no investors.