Kumarjit Das

then gradually moving towards advanced problem-solving. I use simple explanations, real-life examples, regular practice sessions, weekly tests, and doubt-clearing classes to help students improve both confidence and academic performance. I also give personal attention to every student according to their learning speed and academic needs.

Why I teach: Teaching is something I genuinely enjoy because it gives me the opportunity to help students grow academically and personally. I like sharing knowledge, motivating students, and helping them overcome their fear of difficult subjects. Seeing students improve their understanding, confidence, and results gives me great satisfaction. I also wish to continue developing myself as a dedicated and professional educator.

Teaching journey: I have been teaching students from different boards including CBSE and ICSE. During my teaching journey, I have guided students in improving their academic performance through regular practice, conceptual learning, and individual attention. Many of my students have scored above 90% in their examinations, and some have also qualified for Olympiads and achieved excellent ranks in school. My experience with students of different learning abilities has helped me develop patience, communication skills, and effective teaching methods.

Student progress: In my 12 years+ experience in teaching I taught around 100+ students from reputed schools such as DPS Ruby Park (CBSE), JD Birla (ICSE), MP Birla (ICSE), Mahadevi Birla(CBSE), Birla High School(CBSE), St. Xavier's , Pratt Memorial, La Martiniere For Boys, Don Bosco School, Modern High School, Sri Sri Academy, Vivekananda Mission School, The Heritage School. I have had Engineering Students from The Heritage College, Techno India College, St Thomas' College and Most importantly Boston University Boston, Massachusetts, United States. Most of my students showed significant improvement in their academic performance after joining my classes. Several students scored above 90% in Boards and some got 100% marks.