jai ho institute Mayanksir

Mathematics

4.2

Great

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Review summary

Based on 19 comments, created with AI

Students overwhelmingly praise this teacher's teaching quality, teacher's experience, teacher personality. Many students highlight students express gratitude for existing classes (...

What students talk about most

Teaching Quality

Students appreciate the existing classes and show a strong desire for more frequent and structured c...

Teacher's Experience

Students perceive the teacher as experienced and knowledgeable, seeking guidance on broader academic...

Teacher Personality

Students interact respectfully and comfortably with the teacher, indicating a positive and approacha...

Study Material

While students are actively seeking structured study materials, indicating a need, there's no direct...

Evaluation breakdown

Teaching Quality4.0

Students express gratitude for existing classes ('Thanks for this class')

High demand for more classes ('please conduct all classes', 'provide daily Navy SSR math classes')

Students want to learn concepts and chapter-wise, implying trust in teaching ability

Requests for 'chapter-wise classes' and 'concepts playlist' suggest current structure might not fully meet all needs

Teacher's Experience4.0

Students seek guidance on broader topics ('which subjects should I study', 'suggest a playlist for concepts')

Requests for content for other exams/subjects ('GK GS practice set', 'videos for medical assistant') imply trust in broader expertise

Study Material3.5

Students are actively requesting structured study materials like 'concepts playlist' and 'GK GS practice set'

The requests for specific playlists and chapter-wise content suggest that current structured study material might be insufficient or not readily available in the desired format

Doubt Support3.0

Tests & Practice3.0

Students request 'GK GS practice set', indicating a desire for practice materials from the teacher

No direct mention of existing tests or practice sessions for Math, suggesting a potential gap in current offerings

Flexibility3.0

Students request 'daily Navy SSR math classes', 'chapter-wise classes', and 'videos for medical assistant', showing diverse needs

Numerous requests for more classes and specific content suggest current offerings might not be flexible enough to meet all demands

Lack of clear timing for classes ('tell me the time') indicates potential scheduling inflexibility

Fees vs Value2.5

Interest in offers ('extend the offer') implies students see value if the price is right

A significant complaint about lack of transparency regarding course fees versus advertised career outcomes ('Salary was mentioned, but course fees were not')

Teacher Personality4.0

Polite and respectful student interactions ('Jay Hind sir', 'Thanks for this class', 'Please sir')

Students feel comfortable asking for help and guidance

Top Strengths

1. Teaching Quality (High student demand)

2. Teacher Personality (Approachable and respected)

3. Teacher's Experience (Students seek broader guidance)

Areas to Improve

1. Availability and Frequency of Classes

2. Structured Study Material and Playlists

3. Transparency on Course Fees (Institute level)

What students love

“Jay Hind sir. My name is Raj Gola. Sir, please conduct all classes. Thanks for this class.”

“Please sir, extend the offer until April 4th.”

1 likes

“Sir, please tell me the time for the SSR math class.”

“Sir, please make a playlist for the GK GS practice set for Navy SSR.”

“Sir, I also want to learn concepts; please suggest a playlist for that.”

“Sir, please take chapter-wise classes.”

“Please provide daily Navy SSR math classes on YouTube, sir.”

2 likes

“Sir, what is the time for SSR Physics and Chemistry classes?”

1 likes

“Sir, please make videos for medical assistant.”

1 likes

“Sir, which subjects should I study for Navy MR?”

1 likes

What could be better

“Salary was mentioned, but course fees were not. BTech 25 lakh, BSc 22 lakh, DNS 5-9 lakh. There's a waiting period for ships, meaning 6 months at sea, 6 months off, which is somewhat true. As for travel, you only get 5-6 hours, and that's rare.”

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