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Mcq4all School

Mcq4all School

Board Exams
2.3
Poor

59 comments

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Review summary

Based on 59 comments, created with AI

Students overwhelmingly praise this teacher's study material, tests & practice, flexibility. Many students highlight high student demand for new videos, mega marathons, and content...

What students talk about most

Study Material

There is a strong student demand for more and varied study materials, indicating a perceived need th...

Tests & Practice

Students clearly desire more practice-oriented content and guidance for exams, indicating a potentia...

Flexibility

Students perceive the teacher as potentially flexible in content and delivery, but the current offer...

Doubt Support

There is no explicit information in the comments to evaluate doubt support, making it an unknown asp...

Evaluation breakdown

Teaching Quality2.0
Students request specific teaching methods like 'simple trick' for complex topics.
Students express gratitude ('Thank you sir') and desire for live classes.
Students accuse the teacher of providing 'incomplete information' and 'saying anything' regarding crucial exam details.
Direct contradiction of teacher's statements about exams not happening.
Teacher's Experience1.5
Students ask for guidance on future exam questions ('what kind of questions will come in the 2025 paper?'), implying perceived insight.
Teacher is criticized for having 'incomplete information' and making incorrect predictions about exams, directly questioning expertise.
Accusations of being wrong about the exam schedule indicate a lack of up-to-date or reliable knowledge.
Study Material3.0
High student demand for new videos, mega marathons, and content across various subjects (Math, Science, SOSE STEM, Humanities, PCB STEM).
Students specifically request content for different school curricula (AFPS school).
The numerous requests for new and specific content suggest a potential current lack or insufficiency in available study materials.
No direct complaints about existing material, but the misinformation issue could taint any related content.
Doubt Support2.5
Requests for 'live class' could imply an opportunity for interactive doubt clearing, though not explicitly stated.
No direct comments or evidence regarding the availability or quality of doubt support.
Tests & Practice3.0
Students actively request 'mega marathon' for SOSE STEM and 'practice for PCB STEM Class 11th SOSE'.
Students seek guidance on 'what kind of questions will come in the 2025 paper?'
The numerous requests for practice materials suggest that current offerings might be insufficient or not readily available.
Flexibility3.0
Students request content in various formats (videos, live classes) and for diverse subjects (Math, Science, Humanities) and schools (AFPS, SOSE STEM).
The teacher is seen as someone who *could* potentially cater to a broader audience and different needs.
The fact that these are *requests* implies that the teacher may not currently be offering this level of flexibility or breadth of content.
Fees vs Value2.0
No direct comments on fees or perceived value, but the demand for content could imply potential value if accurate.
The strong negative sentiment regarding misinformation and 'clickbait' severely diminishes any perceived value, regardless of whether fees are charged.
Being misled about exam status would make any service feel like poor value.
Teacher Personality1.5
Some students use respectful language ('Sir, please...') and express general thanks ('Thank you sir').
Students directly accuse the teacher of making 'clickbait' and having 'incomplete information', severely damaging trust and credibility.
The comments imply a personality that might mislead or provide unreliable information, leading to frustration and anger among students.

Top Strengths

1. High student demand for specific subject content (Math, Science, SOSE STEM, Humanities).

2. Perceived ability to simplify complex topics ('simple trick').

3. Students' willingness to engage and request specific help and practice materials.

Areas to Improve

1. Ensure accuracy and reliability of all information, especially regarding critical exam logistics.

2. Increase consistency and breadth of content delivery to meet student demand for new videos and diverse subjects.

3. Rebuild student trust by avoiding 'clickbait' and providing transparent, verified information.

What students love

“Sir, please start classes. Please bring videos for Math and Science.”

2 likes

“Sir, please bring a mega marathon for SOSE STEM.”

1 likes

“Thank you sir.”

1 likes

“Sir, please take a live class.”

1 likes

“Sir, can you make a simple trick for profit, loss, discount, and percentage? Also, make one for shares and debentures.”

“Sir, please upload new videos.”

“Sir, please teach for AFPS school.”

“Please upload videos for Humanities too.”

“Sir, when will practice for PCB STEM Class 11th SOSE be?”

“Sir, what kind of questions will come in the 2025 paper?”

What could be better

“We have filled the form, so the exam will happen 99.9%, but the SOSE name will change. You are saying anything, sir; you have incomplete information and just made clickbait.”

13 likes

“Sir, you said the exam wouldn't happen this year.”

7 likes

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