"Great men of all time agreed in unison that Mathematics is language of the Universe. Everyone deserves to have the true kind of understanding of it.

We are all here to make this world a better place and eventually live a life of contentment. And one cannot accomplish that without understanding the world at the first place. There are innumerable ways to fathom the intricacies of our universe; Mathematics is arguably the most compelling, most fluent, and the most beautiful."

Are you ready to...

See your classroom as your solace place?

It's not justifiable to just go to a place, sit restlessly and fatigue your brain with filling formulas and facts, and at the end leave with an extra load of anxieties. Learning is a quiet process and understanding science is even quieter, and that quietness must lie inside your mind. Hence, the classroom must not just be a doomed room of four walls, it should be an intangible source of positive energy to your brain. Wherein the moment you enter, do the whole of you wish to learn something new.

Believe that Mathematics is not that tough?

Mathematics is the sense you never knew you possessed. In order to understand things around us, you need to realise the very sense to your level best, and that can be achieved if you are taught to find patterns. If you are taught to visualise patterns. Patterns that rest inside a particular mathematical chapter, and also that flow across the chapters. Patterns that connect different varieties of concepts altogether to form a theory that can comfortably be applied to solve those strenuous-looking problems quite effortlessly. Once those patterns are visualised, dealing with Mathematics becomes easier. A lot easier.

Get hold of your dream of getting a decent rank in JEE/NEET?

Syllabus is vast and time runs fast. Problems in study materials are innumerable and aspirants are in millions. Preparation for a competitive examination like above is a tricky job, and to one point frustratingly exhausting. There are more days of utter disappointments leading to self doubts than days of beliefs and hope. On such days, you need a mentor who could not only teach you dealing with subjects, but could also help you win the mental battle you fight against. It's your dream, and you alone cannot protect it. You need someone along who already has the experience of walking the same path you are on. And, someone who looks forward to protect your dream.

Develop the right mindset to face the challenges of tomorrow?

A success in JEE/NEET does offer a head start in a career in terms of opportunities and self-belief, but a failure in it is not the end of life. Not even close to it. A head start never offers the certainty of winning the race. But a positive mindset with willingness to work hard surely does. In a sense, preparation times for examination like JEE/NEET provide an opportunity to test yourself, to forge yourself and to hone yourself. Two years is a long time to develop a simple habit; to try. Because, unless and until you don't try the things you think you can not do, you don't start living. You are just alive.

Hitansh Shah (IIT Varanasi)

"Tushar Sir is just awesome. Just the way he teaches mathematics, would make you fall in love with the subject. His teachings is what helped me get into IIT Bombay. He might shout on you a bit, but believe me, that is for your own good ;)"

Aditya Nagare (IIT Bombay)

"I studied JEE Mathematics from Tushar sir and I gotta say he is truly amazing at what he does. I always had a ton of doubts after solving any chapter and he always took time to clear them all during the class or in extra. His teaching way was great for me, never felt the pace going too fast or too slow and he always kept me motivated towards my goal. He always analysed the test scores and tried to narrow down my strengths and weaknesses which helped me a lot in improving. Honestly from my experience I would say, anyone planning to study from him should not hesitate to join. He will make you love Mathematics."

Mahima Mukherjee (IIT Delhi)

Vaishika Agrawal (IIT Patna)

"I had been his student for the final couple of years during my JEE prep from 2019 and he was able to instill a way of looking at questions in me that helped me all the way through Advanced and now in IIT as well. Good luck, sir!"

"He is the best teacher. I am here in IIT just because his support and guidance. His teaching ways are amazing. Good luck to you sir!!"

Ex-students showering their love...

"Tushar sir has been a great mentor first to me and then a great teacher. His emphasis on clarity of concepts rather than just problem solving has helped me a lot. Our batch was the first batch that he taught and each one of us can vouch for how much we learned from him. He persuaded me to not let my talents go to waste which was one of the most important thing that shaped my life!"

Anand Brahmbhatt (IIT Delhi)

(*Above comments are taken from Google reviews for M.T.V.)