Now anyone who is hungry to learn can access a nutritious high bandwidth educational buffet with tasty offerings around the world. Here's how you can learn

1) Khan Academy
The Khan Academy is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) with the mission of providing a world-class education to anyone, anywhere. You can access a wide range of videos (1800+). Khan's curriculum is easy and accessible way to learn the basics of mathematics. You can also prepare for GMAT Math online. This is really helpful for people who cannot afford to spend thousands of rupees on coaching centers for learning what they want.

2) MIT OpenCourseWare
MIT OpenCourseWare is free and requires no registration. It has collection of lecturing superstars like physicist Walter Lewin.

You can access a lecture notes and videos of lectures at MIT. For MBA aspirants, you can access lecture notes of many subjects - example Operations Management

3) The Open University
This is not free, however, you can get a degree in your interest area by paying a nominal fee. Also there is support for UK and Ireland residents. It is a pay-to-play education option - you can get an international certificate by paying a nominal fee.

4) The Great Courses
If you are interested in buying video lectures/presentations of leading colleges like Stanford and Georgetown - this is the place you would want to be. You can order the course in three formats DVD, Audio CD and Audio Download. It would be helpful for those who want to experience Stanford lectures and other good colleges around the world.

5) Stanford on iTunes
This is also a pay-to-play type of education option for you. If you have a Mac, you can access some amazing tutorials. You can watch educational recordings from Stanford University to your iTunes library.

I hope this article will help you learn and master many subjects of your interest. Please leave a comment and share your experiences. Happy leaning!