My Teaching Philosophy: “The role of the teacher as that of a facilitator of the interaction between a student and the subject of study.” Active learning!

I'm an IIT graduate and Anshul Sir has taken our lectures for an entire semester in my 4th year, so this is going to be a 'hands-on experience' recommendation.

Following are the points which make him stand out as a teacher for me:

1. He taught way better than any of my professors did.
2. His philosophy of teaching is that he believes in teaching a particular topic only when his fundamentals are clear, so he does his preparation meticulously before delivering it to his students. This is amazing as it makes his lessons simple to grasp and easier to retain for long.
3. He brings all the important stuff to the table. So you will understand whatever he is pointing out as 'important' is a must to master.
4. He is young and hence, very energetic into what he does.
5. He has an easy-going friendly attitude, so he relates with his students not only in terms of academics but any other issues that might be hindering the student's performance.
6. A great mentor to have.

All the best students, take full use of his classes.

He is trustworthy because, he could really explain complex concepts into very simple way with great examples which you could relate them to your real life. Go for it. Go for it, the time, money and effort would be worth it.

We (I and Anshul) spend a lot of time together during my Masters. I, for myself, consider that his coaching abilities are paramount. I believe that he would have pronounced teaching profession in future. He has an interdisciplinary academic background from the top universities in India, which made him even more diverse in his skills. On a more specific note, I encourage early-career students to employ their skills and learn interestingly.