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ssj education

UPSC
4.1
Great

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Review summary

Based on 25 comments, created with AI

Students overwhelmingly praise this teacher's fees vs value, teacher personality, teaching quality. Many students highlight students consistently express gratitude and find the con...

What students talk about most

Fees vs Value

The teacher provides significant value through highly relevant and useful content that directly aids...

Teacher Personality

The teacher maintains a highly positive and respectful relationship with students, fostering an appr...

Teaching Quality

The teacher's instruction is highly effective and relevant, with students confirming its direct appl...

Teacher's Experience

The teacher exhibits considerable experience in curating exam-relevant content and updates. Despite ...

Evaluation breakdown

Teaching Quality4.3
Content is highly useful for exams (e.g., 'useful for my CET')
Directly aligns with actual exam questions ('Yes, these were the questions')
Content is in demand for updates and new videos
A significant factual error was identified in a question provided by the teacher
Teacher's Experience4.3
Demonstrates strong understanding of exam patterns and ability to provide relevant, 'important' content and Q&A updates
Students trust the teacher's expertise by requesting specific content for other exams
The factual error suggests a lapse in historical accuracy, which is crucial for UPSC
Study Material4.3
The video content and Q&A updates are highly valued, useful, and directly address exam requirements
Students actively request more material, indicating satisfaction with existing content
One instance of incorrect factual information was found within the provided material/questions
Doubt Support2.5
No comments indicate any form of direct doubt resolution or support from the teacher
Tests & Practice4.3
The teacher provides questions and updates that are highly aligned with actual exam questions, making practice very relevant
Students confirm the direct appearance of covered questions in exams
A factual error was identified in one of the teacher's questions, impacting its reliability
Flexibility3.5
Students actively request specific content (e.g., 'TRTI UPSC Q&A update,' 'video for ARTIs'), suggesting the teacher might be responsive to student needs
No direct evidence regarding flexibility in scheduling, teaching methods, or personalized learning approaches
Fees vs Value4.7
Students consistently express gratitude and find the content 'useful' and directly applicable to their exams, indicating high perceived value
The high relevance to actual exam questions provides significant value for preparation
The single factual error could slightly diminish value for students who rely solely on the teacher's content for accuracy
Teacher Personality4.7
Students address the teacher respectfully ('Ma’am/Mam') and express sincere gratitude, indicating a positive and approachable demeanor
No negative comments regarding the teacher's personality or interaction style

Top Strengths

1. High relevance of content to actual exam questions

2. Strong perceived value and usefulness of study material

3. Positive and respectful student-teacher interactions

Areas to Improve

1. Ensuring absolute factual accuracy across all content and questions

2. Providing clearer mechanisms for doubt support

3. Potentially expanding content to cover more specific exam requests (e.g., ARTIs)

What students love

“Thank you ma’am, this important video was useful for my CET on 30th September.”

“Yes, these were the questions.”

2 likes

“Thank you so much.”

1 likes

“Mam, today's TRTI UPSC Q&A update please.”

3 likes

“Mam, please make a video for ARTIs too.”

“1) Chipko movement year was asked. 2) pH value of water at 25°. 3) Right to privacy article.”

“Eastern Ghats' highest peak: Mahendragiri.”

“Mughals' paternal ancestor was Taimur.”

“Anamudi peak (Kerala) is 2695 M.”

“1 Like and 1 comment.”

What could be better

“Fatehpur Sikri - Akbar. Your question mentioned 1971, which is wrong; it should be 16th century.”

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