Ashish Patil Yaduvanshi

My students have always scored above 90% marks in their exams. I topped in technical drawing throughout my engineering. I teach everything using a pencil and paper methodology and make students solve problems in front of me. Technical drawing is all about simultaneous thinking and movement of your hands. Imagination has to be improved and visualization of engineering components in your mind is an important factor to understand this subject. It’s not a subject similar to by hearting formulas and theory answers, for this one needs to understand the basics concepts thoroughly. If basics are clear the rest part of the subject is simple. My focus is more on clearing basic concepts and develop confidence among students. Over the period of 10+ years I developed unique techniques to make students understand this subject easily. Few success stories impossible means I am possible. Ani dalmia, a student at thakur engineering college, had a genetic disorder, which made him difficult to move his hand and fingers. Many teachers failed to teach him engineering drawing, a subject of simultaneously using your brain and fingers effectively. All teachers gave up on him and concluded that it’s impossible for him to clear engineering. Ani was not lacking skill, but was lacking confidence and moral support. After my coaching he made a history in mumbai university by topping in his internals and cleared engineering drawing in first attempt. I and my friends from vjti and iit bombay helped him over the next three years too. Later he pursued his ms from university of buffalo usa and is currently working as a data analyst in us. Student scores 99 marks in technical drawing at xth icse boards. Monica, a student from a school at thane, was clear about the concepts but faced difficulty with line work and presentation of her project assignments. After training her for a period of 2 months she considerably improved her technical drawing skills. She scored 99/100 marks in final board exams. Average student gives outstanding performance. Shiva, a student from a school at santacruz, scored just 5 marks out of 40 in his school internals. He lost interest in technical drawing subject over the period of time. Just 1.5 months prior to his final boards, I started training him. I realized that he is better at 3d drawing than 2d drawing. I trained him thoroughly for 90 marks with intense practice sessions. He scored 85 marks in board exams. Dyslexia child understands tough concepts easily. One of my student studying at vile parle was a special child. She was a slow learner. My training improved her imaginative and analytical skills. After my coaching she understood tough concepts of technical drawing and started solving problems on her own.