I strongly believe that if the core concepts are clarified, they stay with you for your lifetime and problem-solving becomes more fun. Combining this philosophy with my 10 years of teaching experience and 45+ years of industrial experience, my approach to teaching involves providing relevant examples that would interest the students. Taking forward my experience, I teach Network Analysis, Circuit & System Theory, Analog Electronics, Digital Electronics, Control Systems, DSP to Engineering students of ECE, EEE and ICE streams as also Maths and Physics. I also teach Math and Physics to students of IGCSE, IB, CBSE and ICSE board students and students preparing for NEET and JEE exams.

Even as I continue to have a successful career as a consultant to steel plants, I believe the true way to give back to the community is by teaching. With this passion I turned to the learning industry 10 years back. I started off by tutoring to help friends and family. But as the community started liking my teaching methods, more students approached me. I then started tutoring more regularly and I find it exciting to help students achieve their goals. I have students at Delhi Technical University, IP University, Maharishi Dayanand University and CBSE/ICSE boards. I have also been a guest lecturer at IETE, Delhi and CDAC, Bangalore for various subjects.

After completing B.Tech (Electronics and Electrical) from IIT Madras in 1969, I went on to become an engineer and consultant to giants of steel plants across India and abroad. I have designed various systems and machines for arc furnaces and helped companies improve their operation efficiency and reduce energy consumption significantly. Apart from usual work, I have also presented papers at IIT Mumbai and authored scientific papers for Trans Tech Publications, Switzerland.

I continue to look for new ideas and technologies that can improve my teaching effectiveness. In the end, I want to share with youngsters my passion for math and engineering, leaving them excited about using these skills in their own lives.