With 23 years of experience in the IT industry, I’ve spent decades solving complex problems, optimizing systems, and mentoring teams. But my true passion has always been teaching—unlocking the wonders of science for young minds. In 2023, I made a bold career shift, leaving the corporate world to pursue my calling: making physics engaging, intuitive, and fun for students in classes 8–12.

Today, I combine my analytical background with innovative teaching methods to help students master physics conceptually—not just memorize formulas. My goal? To nurture critical thinking, curiosity, and confidence in every learner.

Why Physics? Because It’s Everywhere!

Physics isn’t just a subject; it’s the language of the universe. My approach focuses on:
✅ Real-world applications – From smartphones to space travel, I connect theories to everyday life.
✅ Interactive learning – Experiments, simulations, and thought-provoking discussions.
✅ Strong foundations – Clarifying core concepts (Newton’s laws, electromagnetism, optics) to prepare students for competitive exams (NEET, JEE, Olympiads).
✅ Problem-solving mindset – Leveraging my IT experience to teach structured, logical reasoning.

Beyond Physics: Building Lifelong Skills
I also run an Abacus Institute in Gundlapochampally, where I help young children (ages 5–14) develop:
🧠 Concentration & Focus – Essential for mastering physics (and life!).
👂 Active Listening – Critical for understanding complex topics.
📊 Visual Memory & Mental Math – Boosts confidence in numerical problem-solving.
🔁 Retention & Recall – Key for exam success and long-term learning.

My Teaching Philosophy
"If you can’t explain it simply, you don’t understand it well enough." (Einstein)

I break down intimidating topics (like quantum basics or projectile motion) into bite-sized, relatable analogies.

I emphasize questioning over rote learning—because curiosity drives innovation.

Join Me on the Learning Journey!
Whether you’re a:

Student struggling with physics or aiming for top ranks,

Parent seeking a mentor who makes science exciting, or

School looking for a workshop leader,

Let’s transform how physics is learned—one "Aha!" moment at a time.