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3.4

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168 comments

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Review summary

Based on 168 comments, created with AI

Students overwhelmingly praise this teacher's teaching quality, teacher's experience, teacher personality. Many students highlight clarifies complex concepts effectively, making th...

What students talk about most

Teaching Quality

The teacher excels at simplifying difficult topics and ensuring conceptual clarity for many students...

Teacher's Experience

The teacher shows experience in handling complex subjects and maintaining content consistency. Yet, ...

Teacher Personality

The teacher is generally seen as hardworking and engaging in their delivery. However, a specific com...

Study Material

The visual quality and preparation of the PPTs are highly praised. However, issues arise from conten...

Evaluation breakdown

Teaching Quality3.5

Clarifies complex concepts effectively, making them clear even for beginners.

Lectures are described as 'great,' 'wonderful,' and 'amazing,' covering all topics.

Integrated questions help clarify understanding.

Content is consistent across different batches (e.g., Yakeen).

Occasional factual errors (e.g., Yb+4 vs Yb+2).

Complaint about 'only reading the PPT' without sufficient explanation.

Inconsistent advice regarding studying from different lecture versions, leading to confusion.

One student felt the lecture was not suitable for first-time learners of the chapter.

Teacher's Experience3.5

Demonstrates ability to clarify concepts that students struggled with previously, suggesting depth of knowledge.

Consistent content delivery across batches (e.g., Yakeen) implies an established curriculum.

A factual error (Yb+4) indicates a lapse in precision, which is unexpected from an experienced educator.

Study Material3.0

PPTs are described as 'mind-blowing' and 'perfectly portrayed,' indicating high quality and effort in preparation.

Discrepancy in content length/depth between different lecture versions (e.g., 2025 lectures vs. one-shot).

A significant complaint about the teacher merely reading the PPT instead of explaining it.

Doubt Support2.5

Integrated questions within lectures help clarify concepts.

No specific comments regarding dedicated doubt-solving mechanisms or direct teacher interaction for doubts.

Tests & Practice2.5

Questions integrated into lectures are effective for clarification.

No specific comments about dedicated test series, practice problems, or their quality.

Flexibility2.0

Content consistency across different batches (e.g., Yakeen) can be beneficial for students.

Significant complaints about late batch starts and concerns about syllabus completion.

Students feel overwhelmed by the amount of content at once due to scheduling.

Fees vs Value2.5

Some students find the lecture content 'totally worth it' for the time invested.

Frequent and unskippable advertisements are a major disruption, significantly detracting from the learning experience and perceived value.

Teacher Personality3.5

Described as hardworking and delivers 'wonderful' or 'amazing' lectures.

One student noted an instance where the teacher 'got personal,' which is a concern for professional conduct.

Top Strengths

1. Exceptional ability to clarify complex concepts.

2. Dedicated and hardworking approach to teaching.

3. High-quality and visually appealing lecture PPTs.

Areas to Improve

1. Ensure factual accuracy and provide in-depth explanations beyond PPT content.

2. Address inconsistencies in content and advice across different lecture versions.

3. Mitigate platform-related disruptions like frequent advertisements and scheduling issues.

What students love

“Tanuj sir, you are so hardworking and a good teacher. I've studied AC many times, but some concepts weren't clear until this lecture. Thank you, sir, for your hard work and to all PW teachers.”

8 likes

“Thank you so much, sir! What a great lecture you've given. Even someone studying for the first time will understand every point, and the questions clarified everything. Thank you very much.”

3 likes

“Thank you, sir, for such a wonderful lecture!”

3 likes

“Thank you so much, sir! Your hard work is perfectly portrayed via your PPT too. Those 12 hours are totally worth it.”

1 likes

“Ncert done and Thank you for this lecture!”

1 likes

“Thank you so much, sir, for such a wonderful lecture.”

1 likes

“This lecture contains exactly what Tanuj sir taught in Yakeen this year, 100 percent same.”

1 likes

“Thank you so much, sir, for this amazing lecture. All topics are clear, and you covered everything. Thank you.”

1 likes

“Sir, you teach very well; all my concepts become clear. Thank you so much, sir.”

“Mind-blowing PPT and the lecture was so amazing, sir. Thank you!”

What could be better

“At 2:16:00, Yb+4 is wrong; Yb+2 is diamagnetic. Please don't make such silly mistakes.”

6 likes

“I wish Umeed had started earlier. How will we handle so much at once now? 💔”

6 likes

“Choose a batch where you don't finish yourself before the syllabus ends. 🙂”

5 likes

“Sir, why do you get personal at 1:55:12? 🫤”

2 likes

“In the batch, sir said to study from the 2025 lectures as they are the same. I did that quickly, but this one-shot seems much longer in content. What should I do? I feel uneducated even after studying.”

1 likes

“So many unskippable ads this year. PW is doing full business, interrupting the flow repeatedly.”

1 likes

“Anyone who is coming to study this chapter for the first time, don't.”

1 likes

“Sir, my attention span is low, but advertisements every 5 minutes are too much. 🥲”

1 likes

“In the thought of reducing timing and appreciating the PPT, you lost the way of teaching that students need most. I thought I could complete this chapter from this lecture, but sir, you are only reading the PPT. What about the explanation?”

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