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trinity institute of profesional studies Pursuing
Bachelor of Computer Applications (B.C.A.)
Nangli Vihar, Delhi, India - 110043
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Class Location
Online class via Zoom
Student's Home
Tutor's Home
Years of Experience in Class 10 Tuition
2
Board
CBSE
Preferred class strength
One on one/ Private Tutions, Group Classes
Experience in School or College
School: The Structured Nest • The Routine: Life ran on a strict bell schedule, morning assemblies, and the comforting predictability of seeing the exact same group of faces every single day. • The Pressure: It was a world of handwritten notes, class tests, uniform inspections, and the heavy, looming weight of board exams. • The Vibe: Relationships were simple and intense. Friendships were forged over shared tiffin boxes, last-minute homework copying, and laughing in the back rows while a teacher had their back turned to the blackboard. • The Growth: Teachers felt like second parents (or strict wardens), shaping not just what you knew, but how you behaved, sat, and spoke. You did not have much freedom, and yet, you did not have to worry about the future yet either. College: The Wide-Open Chapter • The Routine: The rigid bells vanished. Your day suddenly had massive gaps between lectures, transforming into long stretches in the canteen, wandering hallways, or scrambling to attend (or skip) attendance-heavy classes. • The Pressure: The focus shifted from spoon-fed answers to figuring things out yourself—deadlines, practicals, project submissions, and the quiet, creeping panic of "what comes next?" • The Vibe: The crowd became massive and diverse. You stopped trying to fit in with everyone and started finding your actual tribe—people who shared your weird humor, your late-night caffeine addiction, and your sudden existential crises. • The Growth: College didn't hand you rules; it handed you choices. It was messy, liberating, exhausting, and transformative all at once—turning a kid who needed permission to go to the restroom into someone suddenly expected to pilot their own life.
Subjects taught
Chemistry, Computers, Physics, Computer Science, Robotics, Science, Information and Comunication Technology, Information Technology, Computer Practices, Computer Application, Artificial Intelligence, Physical Education, Biology
Taught in School or College
Yes
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Class Location
Online class via Zoom
Student's Home
Tutor's Home
Years of Experience in Class 10 Tuition
2
Board
CBSE
Preferred class strength
One on one/ Private Tutions, Group Classes
Experience in School or College
School: The Structured Nest • The Routine: Life ran on a strict bell schedule, morning assemblies, and the comforting predictability of seeing the exact same group of faces every single day. • The Pressure: It was a world of handwritten notes, class tests, uniform inspections, and the heavy, looming weight of board exams. • The Vibe: Relationships were simple and intense. Friendships were forged over shared tiffin boxes, last-minute homework copying, and laughing in the back rows while a teacher had their back turned to the blackboard. • The Growth: Teachers felt like second parents (or strict wardens), shaping not just what you knew, but how you behaved, sat, and spoke. You did not have much freedom, and yet, you did not have to worry about the future yet either. College: The Wide-Open Chapter • The Routine: The rigid bells vanished. Your day suddenly had massive gaps between lectures, transforming into long stretches in the canteen, wandering hallways, or scrambling to attend (or skip) attendance-heavy classes. • The Pressure: The focus shifted from spoon-fed answers to figuring things out yourself—deadlines, practicals, project submissions, and the quiet, creeping panic of "what comes next?" • The Vibe: The crowd became massive and diverse. You stopped trying to fit in with everyone and started finding your actual tribe—people who shared your weird humor, your late-night caffeine addiction, and your sudden existential crises. • The Growth: College didn't hand you rules; it handed you choices. It was messy, liberating, exhausting, and transformative all at once—turning a kid who needed permission to go to the restroom into someone suddenly expected to pilot their own life.
Subjects taught
Chemistry, Computers, Physics, Computer Science, Robotics, Science, Information and Comunication Technology, Information Technology, Computer Practices, Computer Application, Artificial Intelligence, Physical Education, Biology
Taught in School or College
Yes
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