Aarsh Patel

JEE

4.2

Great

29 comments

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Review summary

Based on 29 comments, created with AI

Students overwhelmingly praise this teacher's teacher's experience, study material, flexibility. Many students highlight recognized and deserving of praise, involved in external ac...

What students talk about most

Teacher's Experience

Aarsh appears to be an experienced and recognized individual, engaging in professional networking an...

Study Material

The study material, primarily in video format, is highly praised for its engaging nature, usefulness...

Flexibility

Aarsh demonstrates good flexibility by seemingly being open to student suggestions and adapting cont...

Fees vs Value

While no specific fees are mentioned, the high student engagement and overwhelmingly positive feedba...

Evaluation breakdown

Teaching Quality3.0

Content is useful and helpful

Insightful iOS content

Videos are 'drool-worthy' and 'amazing'

Excessive use of the filler word 'like' is irritating and impacts communication clarity

Teacher's Experience4.0

Recognized and deserving of praise

Involved in external activities like podcasts

Provides guidance on diverse topics (VIT, Bioinformatics, SWE, iOS)

Study Material4.0

Videos are 'drool-worthy' and 'amazing'

Content is useful and helpful, particularly on iOS

High demand for specific video content (VIT interviews, Bioinformatics, SWE career guidance)

Doubt Support3.0

Students ask for guidance on specific topics, implying the teacher might address these through content

Tests & Practice3.0

Flexibility4.0

Students openly request specific video topics, suggesting responsiveness to demand

Teacher is perceived as a guide ('Please guide us')

Fees vs Value4.0

Students are 'pouring in' due to the quality of content

Content is perceived as 'useful' and 'helpful'

Strong positive sentiment suggests high perceived value

Teacher Personality3.0

Fosters a strong and positive community ('Total rockstars', 'awesome gang')

Seen as supportive ('All the best brother! Keep going')

Students use respectful terms ('Bhiya', 'Bro')

Excessive use of the filler word 'like' is 'weird and a little bit irritating'

Top Strengths

1. Engaging and insightful video content

2. Strong community building and student engagement

3. Responsiveness to student content requests

Areas to Improve

1. Refining communication clarity by reducing filler words

2. Establishing a clearer mechanism for doubt support

3. Providing structured tests and practice materials (if applicable to his content)

What students love

“Glad to see her being recognized the way she deserves! This is the first of many milestones. As someone who has seen behind-the-scenes, this is absolute cinema.”

4 likes

“Hey Aarsh! Your community? Total rockstars. Ever since those drool-worthy videos hit our site, students have been pouring in. Big love to you and your awesome gang — you’ve cooked up something amazing!”

4 likes

“Thanks for the invite to our podcast!”

1 likes

“It is useful for me.”

1 likes

“It's really helpful. Thanks for bringing such insightful iOS stuff.”

“All the best brother! Keep going.”

“Bhiya, give more such interviews of VIT all campuses like this video.”

3 likes

“Yes please, we want a video on Bioinformatics in VIT, all about from entrance exam to final placement. Please guide us.”

“Bro, bring up the video on B.Tech CSE Bioinformatics, you gave peripheral info on it. What are the placements? How many are getting placed? Can we sit along with CSE core students in interviews?”

1 likes

“Bhai, what is the future of SWE career (2030) in this AI era? Please make a video on it, I'm very panicked.”

1 likes

What could be better

“Bhiya, why do you use the word 'like' so much in your communication? It's so weird and a little bit irritating.”

3 likes

“In 10 words of statement, bro said 'LIKE' 9 times.”

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