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TBT - The Bodhi Tree

TBT - The Bodhi Tree

CAT
4.3
Great

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Review summary

Based on 20 comments, created with AI

Students overwhelmingly praise this teacher's teacher's experience, doubt support, teacher personality. Many students highlight students ask complex questions about exam cutoffs, c...

What students talk about most

Teacher's Experience

The teacher is clearly perceived as an expert with deep knowledge of the CAT/CET ecosystem, includin...

Doubt Support

Doubt support appears to be a significant strength, with the teacher actively replying to student qu...

Teacher Personality

The teacher exhibits a highly approachable, supportive, and trustworthy personality, fostering an en...

Fees vs Value

Students appear to place a high value on the teacher's expertise and guidance, even inquiring about ...

Evaluation breakdown

Teaching Quality4.0
Students seek strategic advice on mock scores, cutoffs, and college aims, indicating trust in the teacher's guidance.
Request for a 'marks vs percentile video' suggests students value the teacher's analytical content and insights.
No direct comments on the clarity or effectiveness of classroom teaching or conceptual explanations.
Teacher's Experience5.0
Students ask complex questions about exam cutoffs, college admissions (JBIMS, SIMSREE), CAP rounds, future exam rules, and career implications of taking a drop.
The breadth and depth of questions indicate students view the teacher as a highly knowledgeable expert in the MBA entrance exam domain.
Study Material3.5
The request for a 'marks vs percentile video' suggests students anticipate and value specific analytical content from the teacher.
No direct comments on the quality, comprehensiveness, or availability of existing study materials (notes, books, online resources).
Doubt Support5.0
Explicit 'Sir thank you for your reply for my first comment' indicates active and responsive doubt resolution.
Students feel comfortable asking a wide range of personal and strategic doubts, from mock scores and college chances to career decisions and exam rules.
Tests & Practice3.5
Students mention their 'mock scores' (80-90, 118), indicating active engagement with practice tests, and consult the teacher for interpretation and guidance.
No direct comments on the quality, relevance, or quantity of tests/mocks specifically provided by the teacher.
Flexibility3.5
Inquiry about 'one-on-one mentorship' suggests students perceive the teacher as potentially offering flexible or customized learning options.
No confirmation that such flexible options are actually available or widely advertised by the teacher.
Fees vs Value4.5
The desire for 'one-on-one mentorship' implies students are willing to pay for premium, personalized services, suggesting a high perceived value for the teacher's expertise.
The general positive sentiment and reliance on the teacher for critical guidance also point to high value.
No direct comments on the cost of courses or services.
Teacher Personality5.0
Students address the teacher respectfully as 'Sir' and express gratitude ('thank you').
They feel comfortable asking sensitive personal questions (taking a drop, career impressions, weakness in quants), indicating an approachable, supportive, and trustworthy personality.

Top Strengths

1. Doubt Support

2. Teacher's Experience

3. Teacher Personality

Areas to Improve

1. Clarity on Study Material offerings

2. Transparency on Test & Practice resources

3. Confirmation of Flexible Offerings (e.g., one-on-one mentorship)

What students love

“Sir, I'm scoring 80-90 marks in mocks, is it still pragmatic to aim for JB if I consider 150 to be the cutoff?”

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“Sir thank you for your reply for my first comment. Can you also please tell will Cap rounds be held for JBIMS? It will really help for my future preparation.”

“I'm satisfied with my attempt but I'm proud of myself that I maintained my composure despite the center issues.”

1 likes

“Hi Sir, Is there an option to purchase only one-on-one mentorship?”

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“Sir, I am thinking of taking a drop for this year as I had prepared little for this CET. My M.Com finished in 2025, but due to lack of guidance, I hadn't scored well in other exams.”

“My mock score currently is 118, can I make it to SIMSREE? OBC Maharashtra domicile.”

“Attempted around 175 in slot 4, and according to you, what can be the cutoffs, if you were to take some numbers?”

“Sir, I am very weak in quants. I am taking a drop for next year's attempt for CET only. Will JBIMS accept CET score in 2027 and go through CAP round?”

“Will this drop leave any bad impression in the future as I am only studying for the MBA exam? Please reply.”

“Sir, will you post a marks vs percentile video?”

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