There is minor difference between a teacher and a guru. I love being a guru. That minor difference can result in a huge change in terms of child's internal and external being. I will love to understand student internally and than devise my strategy. My classes are not typical one-way communication scenario rather they will be a two-way interaction. For me it is as much necessary to learn from child as much it is to transmit the required knowledge to him or her. We all are students and we all can learn from each other and our surroundings.

I have completed my undergrad in Computer Science from HBTI Kanpur. It is a century old top government school (now a deemed university) in UP. Currently I am working in the capacity of Business Analyst in a multinational IT firm. I am a GMAT 710 scorer (91 percentile) also. GMAT is a world wide exam which is used by aspirants to get admission in top tier business schools from all around the world.

As I inherit a legacy of teaching from my family, I am always passionate about teaching. My grandfather was a government teacher and my parents successfully run two schools affiliated with CBSE and State board respectively.
Whenever I visit my hometown, I love to visit classes and teach students. I have also worked as a full time teacher in my school when I was preparing for my engineering entrance exams. I was only 18 then, hence I was not a permanent teacher but I taught students from junior to senior classes.