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Utkarsh Joshi

Utkarsh Joshi

CUET
4.0
Great

47 comments

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Review summary

Based on 47 comments, created with AI

Students overwhelmingly praise this teacher's teaching quality, teacher's experience, study material. Many students highlight students achieved significantly higher scores than exp...

What students talk about most

Teaching Quality

The teacher demonstrates high teaching effectiveness, leading to significant score improvements and ...

Teacher's Experience

Utkarsh Joshi exhibits strong subject matter expertise and broad knowledge, which is highly valued b...

Study Material

The teacher effectively guides students towards relevant and popular external study resources, foste...

Doubt Support

Students frequently approach the teacher for doubt clarification and guidance, indicating a perceive...

Evaluation breakdown

Teaching Quality4.8
Students achieved significantly higher scores than expected (e.g., 94% vs. 85% expected).
Content is perceived as truthful and reliable.
Some students find certain content or discussions demotivating or 'nonsense'.
Teacher's Experience4.5
Possesses broad and extensive knowledge across various topics.
Content is consistently found to be truthful, indicating deep expertise.
Criticized for a perceived lack of social awareness or a privileged perspective on societal issues like casteism.
Study Material4.0
Students are actively discussing and acquiring recommended external study materials (e.g., Word Power Made Easy, Arihant, Oswaal).
No direct comments on the quality or availability of teacher-provided study materials.
Doubt Support4.0
Multiple students feel comfortable asking specific doubts and seeking general guidance.
Students express trust in the teacher's ability to provide the right guidance.
No explicit feedback on the timeliness or effectiveness of doubt resolution.
Tests & Practice3.8
Positive student outcomes (e.g., higher scores) indirectly suggest effective preparation strategies, likely including practice and testing.
No direct comments specifically mentioning teacher-provided tests or practice materials.
Flexibility3.8
Teacher is perceived as willing to offer guidance even to students who haven't purchased a full course.
Limited information available to fully assess flexibility in teaching methods or scheduling.
Fees vs Value4.0
Significant improvement in student scores (e.g., 94% vs. 85% expected) strongly indicates good value for the education provided.
No direct comments on the actual fees or explicit value for money statements.
Teacher Personality3.5
Many students express affection and appreciation, finding the teacher knowledgeable and truthful.
Fosters a positive connection with a significant portion of the student base.
Criticized for perceived lack of social awareness, privileged perspective, and a demotivating tone in some content, leading to strong negative reactions from a minority.

Top Strengths

1. Teaching Quality & Student Results

2. Subject Matter Expertise & Broad Knowledge

3. Guidance on Study Materials

Areas to Improve

1. Social Awareness & Sensitivity

2. Tone and Content of Non-Academic Discussions

3. Explicit Doubt Resolution Process

What students love

“Expected 85, Reality 94. :)”

“Bhai yaar aapke pass toh har jagah ki knowledge hai. Lots of love.”

“I'm in 12th ISC commerce, got 86% in 11th, good start this year. Genuinely found your content truthful, please clear my doubt.”

“I believe in my hard work, I don't care about this reservation shit, I know I will do better.”

“Can I purchase Word Power Made Easy for vocabulary?”

1 likes

“Arihant leliya plus Dubuddy.”

1 likes

“Oswaal leliye bro.”

4 likes

“Jai baba ki.”

“Please guide us. I haven't purchased any course, I just want the right guidance.”

2 likes

“Bhaiya, I have a doubt. I want to do BSc in Zoology or Biotechnology. I am from PCB. I have chosen PCB+Eng+GAT for CUET. Does GAT matter for these courses?”

What could be better

“At 1:53, you say you don't know anything about caste. What a joke! This is India, where people's identity is known by their caste. That's the harsh reality, and you say you don't know? You definitely know!”

1 likes

“Now if you do all this nonsense, I will unsubscribe from the channel. Tell us to work hard, don't put us in depression, you fool!”

1 likes

“Being a general category student, your statement that casteism doesn't happen in top-tier schools comes from a place of privilege. A general category student doesn't think about the privilege they're born with.”

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