Ankit Bali

I specialize in teaching Web Development and have been guiding students through the world of coding and programming for the past three years. My journey began by teaching local students in an offline environment, where I focused on building foundational skills in web development and helping learners transition into confident creators of their own digital projects.

I hold a B.Tech degree in Computer Science, which has given me a robust foundation in software development and logical problem-solving. Over time, I’ve supplemented my academic learning with real-world, hands-on experience — not just in developing websites, but also in teaching students how to think like developers. My classes are designed to bridge the gap between theory and application, making coding more accessible and enjoyable for all types of learners.

One of the most fulfilling aspects of teaching for me is seeing my students gain confidence in building their own projects. Many of them have created fully functional websites and mini applications under my mentorship. Their success stories, positive feedback, and growth in technical confidence continue to inspire me to improve my teaching methods and stay updated with the latest trends in web development.

Outside the classroom, I’m also a stage performer and violinist. Performing in cultural events has helped me develop essential soft skills like confidence, discipline, and effective presentation — qualities that reflect in my teaching style. I believe these experiences allow me to connect better with students, make classes more engaging, and help them overcome stage fear or hesitation when presenting their own work.

In my sessions, I follow a balanced methodology that combines theoretical grounding with project-based learning. I ensure that students understand the "why" behind each concept before diving into coding. Using PPTs and instructional videos, I introduce key topics and then lead students through hands-on exercises to implement what they’ve learned. This combination helps build both conceptual clarity and coding confidence.

I conduct both online and offline classes depending on the learner’s preference. Regardless of the mode, I provide well-organized study material, including handwritten or digital notes, assignments, project briefs, and topic-wise reference links. To ensure consistent progress, I conduct regular quizzes and tests that help students evaluate their understanding and build discipline.

My goal is to equip students not just with coding skills, but with a developer's mindset — one that’s curious, logical, and solution-oriented. I’m committed to helping each student succeed, whether their goal is to become a professional developer or simply learn a valuable life skill in today’s digital age.