Second Normal Form (2NF) | Normalization | DBMS

Hello guys, in this video we will understand the concept of second normal form. It is the next phase in normalization process after first normal form. There are basically two conditions for table to be in second normal form. First condition is it must be in first normal form and second condition is it must not contain any partial dependency.
Chapters:
Introduction- 00:00
Conditions for 2NF- 00:41
1NF Condition- 01:44
Partial Dependency Condition- 03:54
Removing Partial Dependency- 06:25
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4:55 how there is only one candidate key? I think (Student_ID, Course_Fee) is also a candidate key isn't it?
Can someone please explain I am very confused.

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4:55 how there is only one candidate key? I think (Student_ID, Course_Fee) is also a candidate key isn't it?
Can someone please explain to me, I am very confused.

[@ashismahato9072]

4:55 how there is only one candidate key? I think (Student_ID, Course_Fee) is also a candidate key isn't it?
Can someone please explain I am very confused.