@ pseb education papers
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Review summary
Based on 141 comments, created with AI
Students overwhelmingly praise this teacher's teaching quality, doubt support, flexibility. Many students highlight clear explanations for some topics.. A teacher whose exam predic...
What students talk about most
Evaluation breakdown
Top Strengths
1. Exceptional accuracy in predicting exam questions for specific subjects (e.g., Computer Science).
2. Ability to provide highly relevant study material that can significantly aid exam preparation when accurate.
3. Strong positive impact and gratitude from students who benefit from accurate predictions.
Areas to Improve
1. Improve consistency and reliability of study materials across all subjects and papers.
2. Ensure accuracy of all provided answers and content.
3. Address language accessibility for study materials (e.g., providing English versions).
4. Manage student expectations transparently to avoid accusations of 'fake' papers and build trust.
What students love
“Sir, thank you so much! The 3 computer papers you provided for 11th class, one of them actually came in the exam.”
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“This is real paper, finally found it!”
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“Our paper was the same, ma'am.”
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“Thank you sir!”
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“Good morning sir, you explained it very well today. I will get these questions in the exam.”
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“Thanks for this paper.”
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“Sir, it was truly the exact same paper!”
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“The paper was 80% real.”
“Computer paper was real.”
“Thank you so much sir, this paper came! 🎉”
What could be better
“Sir, your paper never comes. 😢😡”
2 likes
“All papers are fake, only the first one was the same. 😢”
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“Sir, the answer to the first MCQ is wrong. 😂”
“Only the Punjabi paper was the same, no other was. I just cut the paper after hearing their language. 😂”
“If this isn't real, I know a hacker and I'll pay him to hack your account.”
“Questions were not given in English. 😡”
“This is not a real paper.”
“These comments are all bought. 😅😅”
“But sir, this paper came last time. 😢 It seems like a fake paper.”
“This is not real.”