Manoj Chakravarty

I have taught science for more than 20 years to a very large number of students, both professionally and privately. The way I teach students ( physics and chemistry) is not at all complicated. I try to explain the basics of the relevant topics in the subject so that the students feel ease and somewhat feel attracted towards science. Numerical problems are explained and solved primarily to remove from the minds of the students the fear of the subject.

Regarding the senior college students, I teach chemistry to them. In my post graduation my specialization was in Inorganic Chemistry. Chemistry seems difficult to many students. This is only because inorganic, organic, physical chemistry need different way of learning. While physical chemistry is mostly conceptual and is similar to physics, inorganic chemistry needs lot of memory and solid background of preliminary concepts in chemistry. Organic chemistry needs memory as well as concepts and perception of geometrical orientation.
Junior students up-to class 12 in CBSE, ICSE boards feels difficulty due to incomplete and vague ideas of earlier topics in physics and chemistry. Once they understand this it becomes easy for them to grasp the newer ideas. It is needless to say that constant involvement in the subject and hard work solve everything.

In my own academic life I secured first class throughout with high ranks in all examinations.