Akanksha

I am a full-time PhD student specializing in data patterns and analysis in physics. I hold a Master's and Bachelor's degree in physics, both with first division honors. I have experience teaching students preparing for IIT-JEE and NEET, as well as 11th and 12th-grade physics. Additionally, I have taught game development coding to students from 8th to 12th grade and have also instructed college-level students in graduate physics. I am passionate about physics and have successfully cracked some of the toughest competitive exams in the field, such as JRF and GATE. Currently, I work in one of the top research labs in India. I don't teach using formal bookish language because I never enjoyed it myself. The first 15 minutes of my class are dedicated to discussing why the topic is important in physics, working on your natural curiosity. The next 20 minutes cover concepts, equations, and derivations. The final 25 minutes are focused entirely on questions, ranging from conceptual to numerical. I'll assign two daily homework questions to solidify your understanding of the concepts. This approach will engage your brain and you will start loving physics soon. Eventually, we will have a suitable plan that fits the requirements. We will keep improvising it until we find the most efficient way.