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Hack to root

Hack to root

Hindi
4.0
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45 comments

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Review summary

Based on 45 comments, created with AI

Students overwhelmingly praise this teacher's doubt support, fees vs value, teaching quality. Many students highlight direct evidence of providing answers ('thanks for the answer, ...

What students talk about most

Doubt Support

The teacher appears to be responsive to student questions, as evidenced by positive feedback for pro...

Fees vs Value

Students generally perceive the content as valuable and important, suggesting a good value propositi...

Teaching Quality

The teacher is effective at explaining basic concepts and inspiring students, but faces criticism fo...

Study Material

The current study material is valued for its foundational content, but there's a clear and consisten...

Evaluation breakdown

Teaching Quality3.5
Students find the content 'important' and 'amazing'.
Trusted for career guidance and roadmaps.
Requests for advanced topics imply current basic teaching is effective.
Criticized for being 'stuck in basics' and not covering advanced topics.
One student questions the teacher's understanding of the job market.
Teacher's Experience2.0
Students trust the teacher enough to ask for career roadmaps and guidance on job roles.
A strong negative comment claims the teacher 'has never worked in cybersecurity' and is misinformed about the job market.
Study Material3.5
Existing content is considered 'important'.
Strong demand for more advanced tools, career guidance, and step-by-step roadmaps indicates engagement.
Criticized for 'only cover[ing] basic topics' and being 'stuck in basics'.
Doubt Support4.0
Direct evidence of providing answers ('Thanks for the answer, sir').
No specific complaints regarding doubt support.
Tests & Practice3.0
Flexibility3.5
Students actively request specific advanced topics (tools, job roles, roadmaps), suggesting an expectation for adaptability.
The criticism of being 'stuck in basics' could imply a lack of flexibility in expanding beyond current topics.
Fees vs Value4.0
Content is perceived as 'important' and valuable ('Subscribe to you is a must!').
No direct mention of fees, but perceived lack of advanced content could indirectly reduce value for some.
Teacher Personality3.5
Described as 'amazing' and inspires students.
Students address the teacher respectfully.
One highly critical comment uses harsh language ('idiot') to describe the teacher, though this is tied to perceived lack of experience.

Top Strengths

1. Ability to explain foundational cybersecurity concepts effectively.

2. Inspiring and engaging teaching style that motivates students.

3. Responsiveness to student queries and providing answers.

Areas to Improve

1. Expand content to cover more advanced cybersecurity topics and tools.

2. Address or demonstrate practical industry experience to enhance credibility.

3. Provide more structured learning paths and comprehensive career guidance.

What students love

“Now you should start explaining tools like Wireshark, Nmap, John the Ripper, Metasploit, TCPdump, Burp Suite, etc.”

6 likes

“Thank you so much sir for sharing such important content for me.”

1 likes

“Brother, make a video on which cybersecurity job is best for 2026 and the future, like AppSec, SOC, penetration tester, etc. Guide us on this topic; it will help us. I request you to make a video fast.”

1 likes

“Sir, we need a step-by-step roadmap for cybersecurity, please.”

1 likes

“Roadmap please. Thanks bro, you are amazing!”

“Roadmap please.”

“Apart from hacking and pentesting, there is a lot more in InfoSec, especially for non-tech students. Coming from a commerce background, I recently cleared CC by ISC2 Exam and am now learning for GRC Analyst roles.”

“Hello Sir. I just got done with my 12th boards. I'm a commerce student and had Informatics Practices. I've always been fond of computers and tech. I'm fascinated by cybersecurity and shows like Mr. Robot. It's my dream to safeguard innocent people from cyber criminals.”

“Thanks for the answer, sir.”

2 likes

“Subscribe to you is a must!”

What could be better

“You will remain stuck in basics because you can't study for advanced topics. Decide which cybersecurity domain you can cover properly.”

“Here, BCA and BSc are taught together; there's no difference. We sit together, but our BSc papers are tougher. Computer lab keyboards are broken and bad.”

1 likes

“In short, no. Don't listen to this idiot because he has never worked in cybersecurity. The cybersecurity job market is broken. Companies don't care about certifications; they want 3-5 years of experienced employees with multiple skills. There are no entry-level jobs in any cybersecurity domain, but this idiot HackToRoot doesn't know that.”

“Your views will remain low as long as you only cover basic topics.”

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