TGT PGT Testbook

CTET

2.5

Poor

110 comments

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Review summary

Based on 110 comments, created with AI

Students overwhelmingly praise this teacher's study material, doubt support, tests & practice. Many students highlight students seek guidance from the teacher regarding eligibility...

What students talk about most

Study Material

No specific feedback on study material was provided by students.

Doubt Support

While students reach out for guidance, there is no direct feedback on the quality or responsiveness ...

Tests & Practice

No specific feedback on tests or practice materials was provided by students.

Fees vs Value

No specific feedback on fees or value for money was provided by students.

Evaluation breakdown

Teaching Quality2.0

Students complain about a lack of clarity and insufficient information in the teacher's explanations.

Teacher's Experience1.5

Some students appreciate receiving news that grants them more study time.

Students express deep frustration and fear due to systemic issues like exam delays, uncertainty about exams happening, and scheduling conflicts.

Concerns about inconsistent vacancy information and an overall atmosphere of fear regarding recruitment processes.

Study Material2.5

Doubt Support2.5

Students seek guidance from the teacher regarding eligibility for exams.

Tests & Practice2.5

Flexibility2.0

Some students appreciate receiving news that allows for more study time.

A significant complaint highlights the lack of flexibility in exam scheduling, making it impossible for students to attempt multiple important exams.

Fees vs Value2.5

Teacher Personality2.5

Some students show respect and gratitude towards the teacher ('Guru ji', 'sir').

The teacher's credibility and accuracy of information are directly questioned by some students, with one calling them a 'jinx'.

Top Strengths

1. Ability to provide updates and news to students

2. Serves as a point of contact for student queries

3. Receives general appreciation from some students

Areas to Improve

1. Improve clarity and comprehensiveness of information provided

2. Enhance accuracy and reliability of news and predictions

3. Acknowledge and address student frustrations with systemic issues

What students love

“This is good news for me.”

7 likes

“Thank you, Guru ji.”

1 likes

“It's good for me, Guru ji; I got more time to study.”

1 likes

“Thank you so much. It's good news for me.”

1 likes

“Yes sir, it should happen now.”

1 likes

“Thank you, sir.”

“New vacancies for UPTGT PGT will come this year.”

“I have qualified CTET in 2026, it will be useful for LT grade.”

“Hello sir, I have done MA in Geography after BSc and am now doing B.Ed. Can I apply for PGT? Please reply.”

“The commission should add some seats to the old recruitment.”

What could be better

“Advertisements will come, forms will be filled, but there's no guarantee if the exam will happen.”

9 likes

“Shameful Education Department. Sir, what can I do? I'm from UP. My GIC Economics is on June 7th & RPSC Lecture Economics on June 6th. It's not possible to attempt both.”

9 likes

“In the era of Digital India, they ask for offline forms... what a strange commission.”

5 likes

“None of your news is ever correct, you jinx.”

5 likes

“History is witness: 2011 exam in 2017, 2022 exam in 2026. So if it comes in 2027, expect the exam by 2031.”

4 likes

“What did you explain? You didn't clarify anything. Please provide clear information, sir.”

1 likes

“Say to Modi and Yogi ji to release vacancies every year. We are ready for UPSC-level papers, but release vacancies every year. What about those reaching age limits? I have NET, TET, and Super TET.”

1 likes

“The government will do it if it wants, the commission is nothing.”

1 likes

“Whatever has happened till now has created an atmosphere of fear.”

1 likes

“Sometimes 26,000, sometimes 24,000, eventually it will be 10,000, and God knows when. (0:23)”

1 likes

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