Salem

Subham Sagar replied | 1 day ago

first class should be more about introduction and knowing what student actually need , with this in mind any basic topic will do good.

Nivethitha replied | 5 hrs ago

As a mother is would like to see how u will gel with my kid. So I want u to establish connection in the first ever class

Renu Sundriyal replied | 2 days ago

Renu Sundriyal

Coordination

Shashi Shankar replied | 2 days ago

(b) Coordination

Sagar Nautiyal replied | 4 days ago

Yes 

Suchitha Uppal replied | 2 days ago

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