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Brenton Jerry replied | 16 hrs ago

It is a paid membership model commonly used by tutoring marketplaces like UrbanPro.

The Promise: You pay an upfront fee (and often a per-lead "coin" cost) for better profile visibility and direct access to student inquiries.

The Reality: It is legitimate but high-risk. While the company is a real business, many tutors find it a "pay-to-play" system where you spend money on "leads" that may never turn into actual paying students.

Is it Legit?

Legally: Yes. They are registered companies and provide the platform they promise.

Effectively: It depends. It’s "legit" if you view it as a marketing expense with no guarantee of a return. It feels like a "scam" to many because the platform often charges you even if the student doesn't reply or has a fake phone number.

Subham Kumar replied | 13 hrs ago

Yes

P swetha rani replied | 2 days ago

no,iif you know the concept it will never be tough.

Anantha lakshmi m replied | 2 days ago

Students struggle with math primarily due to a weak foundational understanding, math anxiety, and the subject's cumulative, abstract nature. Misconceptions often stem from memorizing formulas rather than understanding concepts, lack of consistent practice, and inability to connect, abstract, multi-step problems to real-life situations. 

Monisri replied | 3 days ago

Siddhaasan is very useful to cleanse our 72000 nadis and help to awakening the kundalini through energy for all nadis. While do this asana regularly it improve balancing of body and mind

Asha Gariya replied | 13 hrs ago

Because it's a powerfull pose that's bring stability and calmness to body, preparing it for pranayam and meditation .

This asana :

. Aligns the body 

. Focusses the mind

. Balanced prana (life energy) 

. Helps in awakening kundalini energy