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Just Mahi

Just Mahi

SSC
4.2
Great

188 comments

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Review summary

Based on 188 comments, created with AI

Students overwhelmingly praise this teacher's teaching quality, teacher's experience, fees vs value. Many students highlight students made it to the ssf merit list thanks to her in...

What students talk about most

Teaching Quality

Just Mahi's teaching quality is highly effective, with students directly attributing their exam succ...

Teacher's Experience

The teacher demonstrates significant experience and expertise in the SSC domain, consistently provid...

Fees vs Value

The guidance and information provided by Just Mahi are perceived as extremely valuable, directly con...

Study Material

While not explicitly detailed, the 'information' and 'suggestions' provided by Just Mahi are highly ...

Evaluation breakdown

Teaching Quality4.5
Students made it to the SSF merit list thanks to her information.
Students cleared their exams and achieved high raw scores.
Provides good information and suggestions.
Students appreciate her valuable insights.
Teacher's Experience4.5
Guidance led an ex-serviceman to the SSF merit list.
Students clearing competitive exams (SSC, PET) indicates strong expertise.
Study Material4.0
Students thank her for the 'information you provide' and call it 'good information'.
The information is effective enough to help students clear exams.
Doubt Support1.5
Students complain, 'You never reply! Why is that?'
Tests & Practice3.5
Students clearing written exams and PET suggests effective preparation guidance.
Flexibility2.0
Students are frustrated by her consistent choice to cover her face in videos.
Suggestions for alternative presentation (audio only) indicate a perceived lack of adaptability.
Fees vs Value4.5
Information leads to significant achievements like SSF merit list and exam clearance, indicating high value.
Students express strong gratitude for the provided information.
Teacher Personality3.0
Students use affectionate terms like 'buddy' and express gratitude with heart emojis.
Positive encouragement like 'Sabasss, good job!' is noted.
The covered face in videos creates a barrier and is seen as 'ridiculous' by some.
Lack of replies contributes to a perception of disengagement.

Top Strengths

1. Effective Information & Guidance

2. High Success Rate for Students

3. Strong Subject Expertise

Areas to Improve

1. Doubt Support & Student Engagement

2. Video Presentation Transparency

3. Responsiveness to Student Queries

What students love

“Mam, I am an ex-serviceman and made it to the SSF merit list. Thanks for the information you provide.”

1 likes

“My exam cleared, so thank you, Ma'am. My raw score is 14 marks above the cutoff. Will it be final? Please reply.”

“My sister passed her PET! 🎉”

“My written exam is done, now only the physical remains.”

“Thanks, buddy ❤️”

“Good information.”

“Sabasss, good job!”

“Bahut acchi baat kahi, iske liye aapko dhanyvad. (You said something very good, thank you for that.)”

“Thank you, Ma'am ❤️❤️”

“Good suggestion, Ma'am 👍”

What could be better

“Sister, why do you make videos with your face covered? It's better not to make videos at all.”

1 likes

“This curtain, please remove it and show your face. We are students, not strangers.”

“You never reply! Why is that?”

“If you don't want to show your face, you could just record audio. I don't understand what's going on. This is ridiculous.”

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