Manoj Tripathi Maths Classes

My classes are held right near the L M T Schools in Jhansi City. Specifically, we're in the Ganesh Bazar area. It’s a convenient spot for students because they can just walk over after their regular school day ends. The room isn't huge, but there are enough benches for everyone to sit and do their sums. I’ve been teaching math here for a long time. It’s what I know. The walls are covered in old charts and there’s always chalk dust on my hands. Ganesh Bazar is a noisy place with all the shops nearby, but once the door is shut, we focus on the numbers. I don't use fancy computers or projectors. Just a blackboard and some books. Sometimes the kids find the problems hard, so we just sit and work through them until they get it. It’s not a corporate coaching center with slick brochures. It’s just me and the students. I usually start in the late afternoon. If you’re looking for the place, just ask anyone near the school where the math classes are. Most people know the building. The fans hum quite loudly in the summer, but we get used to it. It’s just a plain room where learning happens every day. No frills, just hard work and a lot of practice on paper. I keep a spare set of pencils for the kids who forget theirs. It happens more often than you would think.