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I try to ensure that every student not only completes their syllabus but also understands the depth of each concept in mathematics.
Additionally, I encourage all my students to practice Pranayama for 5 minutes every morning, as I believe it helps strengthen their thinking ability.
Actually, growing up in a village, I was unaware of the many exams that could be taken. By the time I learned about them, I had already lost the opportunity due to poverty. However, now I am a well-established teacher. But the professions I couldn't pursue because of my age—I don't want any other student to face the same situation.
Seeing them succeed makes me feel truly successful.
I wanted to be a teacher because I dreamed of turning my dreams into the dreams of my students and helping them reach great heights. What I couldn't achieve, I want them to achieve— and even more.
I don’t believe that if a student achieves something great, the achievement belongs to the teacher. I believe the achievement is entirely the student’s own.
Every year, students from CBSE, ICSE, ISC, and the West Bengal Board get admitted.I have achieved the love and support of more than 500 students. I am fulfilling my own dreams through their dreams.
However, I can say that, under my guidance, 8 students (4cbse board,2 icse board,2 wb board)have secured admission to Jadavpur University for engineering through WBJEE, and 3 students (3 cbse board)have made it to IIT. They still continue to study under me.
In BSc, students under my guidance achieve an average of 80% marks, and students from classes 6 to 11 (cbse,isc,icse,wb board student)consistently score an average of 90%.
More than just marks, I can proudly say that their basic knowledge is far superior to that of many other students.