ADTW Study
44 comments
Review summary
Based on 44 comments, created with AI
Students overwhelmingly praise this teacher's teaching quality, teacher's experience, teacher personality. Many students highlight videos are very easily understandable, even for d...
What students talk about most
Evaluation breakdown
Top Strengths
1. Exceptional Teaching Quality and Clarity
2. Strong Subject Matter Expertise
3. Positive Teacher-Student Rapport
Areas to Improve
1. Consistency and Timeliness of Study Material for Exams
2. Structured Doubt Support and Practice Material
3. Addressing Student Concerns Regarding Monetization
What students love
“Sir please I have difficulties in drawing orthographic view, sectional, and most difficult is isometric view. Please sir continue this. I can understand only from your videos; they are very easily understandable.”
3 likes
“I think this is the most helpful video for engineering drawing.”
1 likes
“You make a great tutorial sir. Can you please make a video on how to draw an octagon using a compass?”
1 likes
“Thank you for this, looking forward to seeing more lessons on sectional views.”
“Good video for all Engineering Students for Drawings. I am also an Engineering Drawing Specialist and heavy SolidWorks CAD user.”
“Your the best!”
“Sir I really appreciate your teaching skills, please I want to know how you create your videos?”
“I did it with an A4 paper, even though it's not my course.”
“I love your work. Very detailed and helpful. Thanks a lot.”
“Thanks so much, to tell the truth you are a wonderful man. I like all of your videos. Please can you help me regarding drawing? Some questions are completed, how can I send them to you?”
What could be better
“Why are you monetizing this information?”
2 likes
“18 & 20 are the same but the answer is different.”
1 likes
“Got an F- on that one.”
1 likes
“My exam completed. This question came for 7 marks but I skipped it because you posted this video today. If you made this video a month before, I would definitely get these 7 marks.”
1 likes
“One side comes out bigger than the other.”