Vedantu Olympiad School
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Review summary
Based on 73 comments, created with AI
Students overwhelmingly praise this teacher's study material, tests & practice, fees vs value. Many students highlight opportunity to practice new types of questions, gained a lot ...
What students talk about most
Evaluation breakdown
Top Strengths
1. Engaging and brilliant explanations
2. Development of problem-solving skills
3. Exposure to new and challenging question types
Areas to Improve
1. Ensuring absolute mathematical accuracy in fundamental concepts
2. Improving clarity in explanations and justifying assumptions
3. Strengthening doubt clarification and error correction during sessions
What students love
“Jaha maths hai waha vos hai chahe war hi kyu na ho. (Where there is math, there is VOS, even if it's war.)”
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“just pure brilliance”
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“War me v mathematics... lovely... Thank you sir.”
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“Wonderful explanation...we need more such real life examples!”
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“Thanks Vedantu for amazing session, I gained a lot of problem-solving skills and practiced new types of questions, thanks for this!”
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“Congratulations daughters of India!”
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“Congratulations Indian team and nice score Shreya, congrats to everybody else too along with the team leader, deputy team leader etc.”
“Heartiest congratulations team! Appreciate the efforts taken by girls and also their leaders, coordinator and guide! Kudos to 'All women' power!”
“The right guidance can change your Olympiad journey. Our new batches are live — make sure you start the right way.”
“Numberphile level haha!”
What could be better
“How do you know '1' is a root, in advance? Not sensible!!!”
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“Sir, but if any biquadratic equation can only have 2 complex 2 real or all real or all complex but here you have taken 3 complex and one real. If we want to make a,b,c roots of biquadratic then we must assume that a is conjugate of b and c has one conjugate which is C.”
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“Sir but when you are imagining a biquadratic eqn with four roots, we know that complex roots occur as conjugate pairs. In that case either two roots are complex or all roots are complex or neither of the roots are complex. You assumed a,b,c,1 are roots out of which a,b,c are complex roots and 1 is real root. It is mathematically impossible for such an eqn to exist.”