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Amarendu

Amarendu

Hindi
2.8
Poor

89 comments

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Review summary

Based on 89 comments, created with AI

Students overwhelmingly praise this teacher's teacher's experience, doubt support, teacher personality. Many students highlight students perceive the teacher as knowledgeable, aski...

What students talk about most

Teacher's Experience

The teacher is widely regarded as an experienced and knowledgeable authority, with students frequent...

Doubt Support

Students feel comfortable and confident in approaching the teacher for various doubts and guidance, ...

Teacher Personality

The teacher possesses a highly respected and approachable personality, earning honorifics like 'Guru...

Flexibility

There is insufficient direct evidence to fully assess the teacher's flexibility in teaching methods ...

Evaluation breakdown

Teaching Quality2.0
Students show respect and interest in attending classes (e.g., 'Thank you, Guru ji!', 'how can I attend your class?')
Practice questions provided do not align with the actual exam pattern, hindering effective preparation (4 likes on this complaint).
Teacher's Experience4.0
Students perceive the teacher as knowledgeable, asking complex questions about PhDs, admissions, and academic processes.
Students inquire about the teacher's own academic pursuits (e.g., 'pursuing a PhD in Sanskrit?'), indicating perceived expertise.
Study Material2.0
The teacher has promised to provide relevant materials like SET previous year questions.
Students are interested in connecting via a Telegram channel for resources.
The practice questions, a crucial part of study material, are criticized for not matching actual exam patterns.
Doubt Support4.0
Students frequently approach the teacher with a wide array of questions (exam keys, admissions, PhD eligibility), indicating comfort and trust in his support.
The teacher is seen as an accessible source of information and guidance.
Tests & Practice1.0
The most significant complaint is that practice questions do not resemble those in the actual exam, making them ineffective for preparation (4 likes).
Flexibility3.0
Students ask about flexible academic options like part-time admission and PhD for job holders, implying the teacher might be knowledgeable or understanding of diverse student needs.
Fees vs Value2.0
Some students express interest in attending classes, suggesting a perceived value.
The significant issue with irrelevant practice questions directly impacts the value proposition, especially for students focused on exam success.
Teacher Personality4.0
Students refer to him with respect and affection ('Guru ji', 'blessings'), indicating a revered and positive personal connection.
The willingness of students to ask diverse questions suggests an approachable and supportive demeanor.

Top Strengths

1. Teacher's Personality (respected and approachable)

2. Doubt Support (students feel comfortable asking diverse questions)

3. Teacher's Experience and Knowledge (seen as an authority)

Areas to Improve

1. Relevance and quality of practice questions for actual exams

2. Study Material (specifically practice questions)

3. Overall Teaching Quality (as impacted by practice questions)

What students love

“Thank you, Guru ji! Please give us your blessings.”

1 likes

“Sir, may I know whether the final key will be revised after the challenge and if the marks will be added accordingly?”

“Sir, please tell me when admissions start. Also, what kind of questions are asked in the interview?”

“Sir, are you pursuing a PhD in Sanskrit subject?”

“Sir, how can I attend your class?”

“Sir, I am a teacher with 194 marks in Political Science NET (General category). Can I get part-time admission, as most universities only accept JRF?”

“Sir, can a job holder pursue a PhD or not?”

“Sir, can a student who cleared UGC NET and has given MA 4th semester exams (result awaiting) apply for PhD or not?”

“Sir, you mentioned you would provide SET previous year questions.”

“Sir, what is the name of your Telegram channel?”

What could be better

“Sir, no one practices questions like those that come in the actual exam.”

4 likes

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