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HSSC THINKTANK

HSSC THINKTANK

UPSC
4.0
Great

71 comments

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Review summary

Based on 71 comments, created with AI

Students overwhelmingly praise this teacher's teaching quality, doubt support, teacher personality. Many students highlight "this guy is shining today!", "very good, brother!", "wa...

What students talk about most

Teaching Quality

Students frequently praise the teacher's engaging and lively presentation style, describing him as '...

Doubt Support

Students feel comfortable approaching the teacher with personal queries about exam scores and genera...

Teacher Personality

The teacher is consistently praised for a charismatic, engaging, and friendly personality, often ref...

Teacher's Experience

While students seek the teacher's advice on exam scores and career paths, suggesting a perceived lev...

Evaluation breakdown

Teaching Quality4.0
"This guy is shining today!"
"Very good, brother!"
"Wahhh, the boy is shining today!"
"You're an actor, it's written on your face!"
Teacher's Experience3.0
Students ask for advice on exam scores and job departments, implying trust in his knowledge.
Negative comments challenge the teacher's predictions about job vacancies and post numbers, suggesting some students perceive his information as inaccurate or overly optimistic.
Study Material3.0
A student asks for the name of a computer book the teacher mentioned, indicating the teacher provides relevant resources.
Doubt Support4.0
Students actively seek the teacher's advice on personal exam scores and general career information (e.g., 'Food and Supply department'), indicating accessibility and willingness to help.
A student asks to repeat a book name, showing engagement.
Tests & Practice2.0
No direct feedback regarding the provision of tests, practice questions, or mock exams by the teacher.
Flexibility3.0
Fees vs Value3.0
General positive sentiment and students seeking advice could imply perceived value.
The negative comments about misleading information on job posts ('don't make us fools') could imply a poor return on investment if students feel their efforts are based on false hopes.
Teacher Personality4.0
"This guy is shining today!"
"Very good, brother!"
"Ram Ram brother!"
"What's up, Pandit ji? You've made your mark!"
"Wahhh, the boy is shining today!"
"You're an actor, it's written on your face!"

Top Strengths

1. Teacher Personality

2. Teaching Quality

3. Doubt Support

Areas to Improve

1. Accuracy of Career Guidance/Job Prospects

2. Tests & Practice

3. Study Material (more explicit feedback needed)

What students love

“This guy is shining today!”

2 likes

“Link and share my brother's channel for the next update.”

“Very good, brother!”

“Ram Ram brother!”

“Good morning sir. Sir, my two daughters gave the CET exam. One has 55 and the other has 59.3. Sir, please tell me if they are capable for a clerk post.”

“What's up, Pandit ji? You've made your mark!”

“Wahhh, the boy is shining today!”

“You're an actor, it's written on your face!”

“Please tell me the name of the computer book you mentioned, brother. Please repeat it again?”

“I need some information about the Food and Supply department. I hope you can help. There's a man in front of my house who fills gas all day.”

What could be better

“Brother, according to the HSSC letter, there will be no vacant clerk posts. What will happen to 12th-passed students like us, even with 85+ scores in CET?”

1 likes

“Brother, are 400 posts coming? Everyone has 75+ marks, you've added everyone. It won't even be close to that many.”

“Brother, don't make us fools, not even 1000 will come.”

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