Rachana

I help students master complex engineering, mathematics, and electronics concepts through clear, structured, and application-oriented teaching. I have experience tutoring school-level, diploma, and undergraduate engineering students, focusing on strong fundamentals and problem-solving skills.

My teaching approach is concept-first and practical. I break down difficult topics into simple steps, use numerical examples and real-world applications, and ensure students understand why a formula or method works—not just how to use it. This builds long-term understanding and exam confidence.

Each lesson is personalized based on the student’s syllabus, learning pace, and academic goals. I provide targeted practice problems, exam-oriented strategies, and regular feedback to track progress and improve performance consistently.

Students I work with see clear improvements in grades, speed, and accuracy, especially in subjects that require logical thinking and calculations. Whether you need help with engineering mathematics, circuit theory, electronics fundamentals, or exam preparation, I provide reliable guidance in a supportive and focused learning environment.
1. Goal Setting & Review (5–10 minutes)
We begin by reviewing previous concepts, homework, or doubts. I identify problem areas and set clear goals for the session.

2. Concept Explanation (20–30 minutes)
I explain core concepts step by step using simple language, formulas, diagrams, and real-world engineering or electronics examples to ensure clarity.

3. Guided Problem Solving (20–30 minutes)
We solve numerical problems together, focusing on method, accuracy, and exam-oriented approaches. I help students understand common mistakes and shortcuts.

4. Independent Practice & Feedback (10–15 minutes)
Students attempt problems on their own while I provide instant feedback and corrections to strengthen confidence.

5. Summary & Next Steps (5 minutes)
Key points are summarized, and practice questions or assignments are shared for continued improvement.