/ib/ - India

>>5593

if you appoint someone from a no name university.

>>5594

I've had to suspend my studies for medical reasons; but I'm still attempting to follow my course's syllabus as much as is possible, without any external help. Anyway, an EEE PhD student should have enough knowledge to handle going through the syllabus of a year 1 course, regardless of either university's reputation.

Are you trying to trick me into paying more money than I should?

I'll have you know, I went onto Omegle and, by disguising myself as an "f", I managed to get an Indian Civil Engineering student, in his 3rd year, to tell me 100rs is more than enough money for him to teach 'my son'.

>>5594

Also, how the fuck do I even find EEE PhD students in India? (without straight up walking into an Indian campus and asking for directions)

>>5602

he is in third year so that price is justified.

>>5596

why would a phd holder be willing to tutor a single person?

join a coaching institute instead, like made-easy, gateforum etc.

>>5603

>why would a phd holder be willing to tutor a single person?

Because, money. I've had some brilliant tutors in the past who were also PhD students ; so I don't see how this is any different?? Besides, I've looked into those coaching programs and they're, both, not in my vicinity and structured around their own syllabuses.

>>5602

Panjab's in deep shit atm. I was supposed to go to Amritsar and Moga, but had to cancel the trip because of the protests.

>>5608

I'm not really planning on leaving my house tbh. And I'll be staying in a gated community; so it should be safe enough.

>>5607

if they can make 5000 an hour by teaching a batch of 300 students, why would they settle for 500 an hour teaching you?

>>5611

Do PhD/Masters students really have the commitment to teach a batch of 30 students? I'm just looking for, one or two, 1 hour sessions for the duration of ~2/3 weeks.

Quit playing the Devil's advocate, and answer my question.

>>5639

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