Chemistry , Physics & Maths Engineering Entrance Tutors at Home in Ghaziabad (Job Id: 16298135)

Shashank K.

Sector -34, Noida

I have total 8 years teaching experience in the field of IIT JEE (Mains and Advance). I have worked previously as Expert Maths faculty in Bansal classes kota and many reputed national level Institutes.

Gulam Sahbaj

BURARI, Delhi

I have been a PGT CHEMISTRY (M.SC, B.ED) teacher for almost eight years at l.a Garden High School ( c.b.s.e affiliated school) Ranchi Jharkhand. My way of teaching is convenient and understandable for students to produce outstanding results.

Sunil

Pandav Nagar Block F, Delhi

As a Mathematics faculty, my responsibilities have included, Conducting Offline/Online Classes, preparing lesson plans, Designing and presenting educational material, evaluating students' progress, and preparing and disseminating progress reports at regular intervals. Remaining knowledgeable about and respectful of educational culture. Assisting students...

Dhananjay Kumar Singh

Sector 63, Delhi

I’M A BLESSED TEACHER. Got the opportunity to teach all kind of students, from the brightest one to the most nuisance one, but successfully helped them all to do there best. I have vast experience of teaching in all parts of North India. So my successful students have been to the most prestigious colleges like AIIMS & IITs in almost every state...

Rahul

Patel Nagar, Delhi

I am a Mathematics teacher and teaches for engineering entrance examinations. I have been graduated in Mechanical Engineering. I am giving home/ online tuition since 2019. I am Committed to professional ethics, standards of practice and the care and education of students.

Jayant P.

(11)

Sarvapriya Vihar Market, Delhi

In my experience tutoring for (and taking) low level physics classes, I have worked out a few ground rules that can help you conquer problems. These will help whether the problem is in a homework assignment or on an exam. We will go over them now. 1. Don't Panic. Sounds obvious, right? And yet, its harder than it sounds. You look at the question...