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Rajani

Rajani

RailwayEnglish
4.3
Great

41 comments

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Review summary

Based on 41 comments, created with AI

Students overwhelmingly praise this teacher's teaching quality, teacher's experience, fees vs value. Many students highlight students credit her teaching for achieving final select...

What students talk about most

Teaching Quality

Students highly praise her teaching methods and credit her for their exam success, though one commen...

Teacher's Experience

The teacher demonstrates significant experience, evidenced by students achieving success in competit...

Fees vs Value

The teacher provides significant value, evidenced by students achieving success in competitive exams...

Tests & Practice

Students find the tests and practice sessions highly beneficial and effective for improving scores, ...

Evaluation breakdown

Teaching Quality4.5
Students credit her teaching for achieving final selection in LDC, Patwari, and FGO.
Students explicitly state, 'You teach very well, ma'am.'
Students report high scores on questions (e.g., '8 questions right', '9 questions are right').
One student noted a failure to mention crucial eligibility information for an exam.
Teacher's Experience4.5
Proven track record of student success in competitive exams (LDC, Patwari, FGO).
Students trust her to cover new exam patterns and topics (e.g., RSSB teacher exams).
Study Material3.8
Existing daily tests are described as 'very beneficial'.
Students request more classes for all topics and new pattern questions, implying satisfaction with current material but a desire for expansion.
A student complained about missing crucial eligibility information in a session.
Doubt Support1.5
A direct complaint states, 'You don't reply, ma'am.'
Tests & Practice4.0
Daily tests are described as 'very beneficial' and lead to improved scores.
Students actively request more daily classes with practice questions for various exams.
One student questioned the relevance of conducting model papers when the exam date is unknown.
Flexibility3.0
Students expect her to quickly bring classes for new pattern questions, suggesting a belief in her adaptability.
Inconsistency in video delivery causes student scores to drop.
The relevance of conducting model papers when exams aren't happening was questioned, indicating a lack of timely adaptation.
Fees vs Value4.5
Students achieving final selections in multiple competitive exams (LDC, Patwari, FGO) indicates extremely high value.
Teaching quality and beneficial tests contribute significantly to perceived value.
Teacher Personality3.8
Students express strong gratitude and a desire to meet her, indicating a positive connection.
Students use affectionate terms like 'Didi'.
The complaint 'You don't reply, ma'am' can negatively impact perceptions of approachability and care.

Top Strengths

1. Effective Teaching & Exam Success

2. Beneficial Tests & Practice

3. Inspiring & Connective Personality

Areas to Improve

1. Doubt Support & Responsiveness

2. Content Consistency & Timeliness

3. Comprehensive Information Delivery

What students love

“Thank you, ma'am. With your blessings, I got final selection in LDC, Patwari, and FGO. Ma'am, I want to meet you.”

4 likes

“Ma'am, I request you to bring daily tests. They are very beneficial, but when videos aren't daily, my score drops. Heartfelt thanks!”

1 likes

“You teach very well, ma'am. Please quickly bring classes for all topics, especially with new pattern questions like matching questions from RSSB teacher exams. Start in a day or two.”

“Ma'am, please bring one daily class of 30 questions for all exams like VDO, Patwar, CET, LDC, etc., so we can use it for all.”

“Nice session!”

“Thank you so much ma'am.”

“8 questions right, Didi.”

“9 questions are right, ma'am.”

“Thank you ma'am.”

“7 or 8 are correct.”

What could be better

“Ma'am, you are conducting model papers, but the exam isn't happening, so what's the point?”

“BCA students can also fill the form, right? You didn't mention the eligibility, which is the most important thing.”

“You don't reply, ma'am.”

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