I am a Master of Engineering graduate in Aerospace Engineering with over 3.5 years of professional experience specializing in Aircraft Maintenance & Reliability and Aftermarket Engineering. One of my key areas of expertise is understanding historical aircraft engine data and using it to predict maintenance needs, helping reduce the operational burden on aircraft operators. I bring this analytical approach and real-world problem-solving mindset into my tutoring sessions.

I have experience tutoring students from 5th standard through Plus 2 and undergraduate levels. I tailor my teaching methods to suit each student's age and learning styleusing interactive and simplified concepts for younger learners, and a structured, application-focused approach for senior and college-level students preparing for exams or studying advanced subjects.

I earned my Bachelor's degree in Aerospace Engineering from JNTU Kakinada and completed my Master's at Toronto Metropolitan University. These academic and professional experiences have strengthened my ability to break down complex technical concepts into clear, digestible lessons.

I tutor subjects such as mathematics (algebra, geometry, trigonometry, calculus, statistics) and physics (mechanics, electricity & magnetism, thermodynamics, and basic electronics). My favorite areas to tutor are mechanics and algebra, as they help build the foundation for logical thinking and problem-solvingskills that are vital in both academics and real-life engineering scenarios.

My teaching philosophy is focused on patience, clarity, and adaptability. I aim to create a supportive learning environment where students feel confident asking questions and are encouraged to think critically. I use relatable examples and real-world applications to help students connect theory with practice.

Outside of tutoring, I'm passionate about continuous learning, innovation in aerospace reliability, and sharing knowledge. I strive to inspire students not just to succeed in exams but to truly enjoy learning and become curious, confident problem-solvers.