Mohammad Shakil Khan

Shaheen Bagh, Delhi

I taught class IX and X Mathematics at National Public School. I taught Mathematics at Lead India International School from VI to X class. And I taught Mathematics from class to the XII class at St. Paul's School. Apart from that I have run my coaching institute (Sahil Coaching - 1992 to 2010) and St. Peter's Coaching (2010 till date) where I was teaching...

Aditya Prakash

(8)

Lower Parel, Mumbai

I have taught many students for 9th and science and maths olympiads. I like to teach maths, science, and SST. I prefer English and Hindi language while teaching.

Ameetkumar Miriyala

(4)

Ghatkopar East Laxmi Nagar, Mumbai

I possess over ten years of teaching experience, during which I have had the privilege of educating more than one thousand students in grades eight through twelve in the field of Mathematics. My teaching experience spans various curricula, including the International Baccalaureate (IB), International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE),...

Shashant Rathore

(17)

Chhawala, Delhi

In a tuition setting, the teacher would typically have a small group of students and would be able to give individual attention to each student. The teacher would be responsible for covering all the important topics and explaining the concepts in a clear and concise manner. This might involve using real-life examples, solving problems and past year...

Chitra S.

(5)

Goregaon West Motilal Nagar III, Mumbai

We do first the content and questions related to that. We also do some models and experiments which can be performed at home. We practice by doing more and more past year papers.

Rohit Bairoliya .

(15)

Jamalpur, Jamalpur

Teaching class 9 students was very exciting and interesting. When students come in the 9th standard, almost all subjects is a vast one for them.So as a teacher, we have to make these subjects very easy for them so as to make them able to understand each and every concept very easily and in an interesting way. I have experienced all these and still...