Crack with Drivesh

Railway

3.9

Average

42 comments

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Review summary

Based on 42 comments, created with AI

Students overwhelmingly praise this teacher's doubt support, teacher's experience, flexibility. Many students highlight numerous comments are direct requests for personalized guida...

What students talk about most

Doubt Support

Doubt support is a clear strength, with students frequently reaching out for personalized guidance o...

Teacher's Experience

The teacher is widely perceived as knowledgeable and experienced in the Railway exam domain, with st...

Flexibility

The teacher is perceived as flexible and understanding, with students feeling comfortable sharing pe...

Teaching Quality

Students show marked improvement in scores, suggesting effective teaching methods. However, a notabl...

Evaluation breakdown

Teaching Quality3.0

Students report significant score increases (e.g., 52 to 74, 64 to 72), indicating effective teaching or strategic guidance.

Teacher made a false prediction about NTPC results, leading to mockery and questioning of credibility.

Teacher's Experience4.0

Students consistently seek expert advice on complex topics like CBT 2 preparation, GS strategy, eligibility, and score analysis, implying a strong perception of the teacher's knowledge.

Requests for specific, up-to-date career information like salary slips further indicate trust in the teacher's expertise.

The NTPC result misinformation could indirectly question the teacher's judgment or experience in predicting outcomes.

Study Material3.0

Students expect the teacher to provide relevant and up-to-date resources, such as specific salary slips, suggesting reliance on them for information.

No direct comments praising or criticizing the quality or availability of existing study materials provided by the teacher.

Doubt Support5.0

Numerous comments are direct requests for personalized guidance on exam strategy, career prospects, eligibility, and score analysis, highlighting strong and trusted doubt support.

Students explicitly state, 'You guide very well,' and feel comfortable sharing personal and critical questions.

Tests & Practice3.0

Student score improvements (e.g., '52 answers, now 74!', 'score increased by 8 marks') strongly suggest that the teaching or guidance effectively prepares them for exams.

No direct mention of specific tests, mock exams, or practice materials provided by the teacher.

Flexibility4.0

Students approach the teacher with personal challenges and time constraints (e.g., 'posted in Andaman Nicobar,' 'hard to find time'), seeking tailored guidance, which suggests the teacher is perceived as understanding and adaptable.

Requests for specific video content (e.g., 'how to prepare for CBT 2') indicate a willingness to adapt content based on student needs.

Fees vs Value3.0

The high demand for guidance, strong student engagement, and reported score improvements indirectly suggest that students perceive significant value from the teacher's support.

No direct information or comments regarding fees or the perceived value for money.

Teacher Personality3.0

Students use affectionate and informal terms like 'Bhaiya' and 'Bhai,' indicating a friendly, approachable, and trustworthy persona.

The willingness of students to share personal concerns highlights a supportive and empathetic personality, with explicit praise like 'You guide very well.'

The 'NTPC result' comment with 12 likes and a general 'Dislike button' comment suggest that some students perceive the teacher as unreliable or frustrating at times.

Top Strengths

1. Doubt Support & Personal Guidance

2. Student Performance Improvement

3. Approachability & Trust

Areas to Improve

1. Accuracy of Information / Credibility

2. Providing structured study material/tests

3. Community building (e.g., making a group)

What students love

“Last time 52 answers, now 74! 🎉❤”

“Bhaiya, please bring the latest 2026 salary slip for Accounts Clerk cum Typist. ❤”

“Bhai, please make a group. You guide very well.”

“Bhaiya, please make a video on how to prepare for CBT 2. Last time I scored 83 in prelims but CBT 2 went bad because I couldn't manage time. How can I do it? Please support.”

“Bhai, last time in a hard shift, my score increased by 8 marks. Raw score was 64, became 72.”

“Sir, I'm preparing for SSC + Railway. My Maths, English, and Reasoning are good, but I'm very confused about GS. Who should I follow for GS? Parmar sir or Simplicrack with Alok, or someone else? Parmar sir has so many bad reviews lately, I don't know where to study from. Please tell me, sir.”

“Bhaiya, my raw marks from Mumbai zone are 72 (UR cat) in the 22nd March 1st shift. The last 2nd shift was easy. I'm in defense, posted in Andaman Nicobar. It's very hard to find time. Will I make it or not? I'm in doubt. Please guide me on what to do.”

“Bhaiya, I have a slight hearing impairment. Will I get selected in NTPC? My eardrums are perfectly fine, but I just hear less. Please reply, I'm very tense.”

“Sir, my score from Prayagraj zone is 74.36, and I am from OBC category. I am very worried about what will happen to me because my shift is 19th according to Rankmitra. Do I have a chance to qualify? Please reply.”

“Bhai, this time my hard shift Ajmer OBC is 75.71. Will I clear CBT 2, bro? Please reply, yaar.”

What could be better

“NTPC result was released by you on March 10th. 😂😂😂😂😂”

12 likes

“Dislike button ----------------------”

2 likes

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