As a teacher, my goal is to make even the most difficult physics concepts accessible and enjoyable to my students. I believe that physics is an inherently fascinating subject, and I aim to bring out the essence of the subject through simple, quick, and fun explanations. My approach to teaching physics is centered around making the material engaging and relevant, so that students can appreciate its beauty and understand its importance in our world. By breaking down complex ideas into manageable parts and delivering them in an interesting and relatable way, I aim to foster a love of learning and a deeper appreciation of physics in my students.

Also as a hardworking student with a passion for physics, I am currently engaged in research on Making All Cellulose Composites (ACC) with a focus on critical writing and explanation. My leadership skills and ability to effectively communicate complex ideas were demonstrated as Group Representative of an industrial project for Optalysis, and during my successful delivery of the understanding of the Michelson-Morley experiment to my peers during my Bachelor's program. In 12th grade, I was also involved in modeling a state-level project in Godhra, Gujarat, titled DESPRESS (Decomposition and Ecological Sanitation with Sewage Treatment Plant). My experience includes a recent position as a Subject Matter Expert (Physics) at SerVon Solutions in Rajasthan.

Not just that , In my free time, I enjoy engaging in a variety of creative and adventurous activities, including dancing, reading, writing poems, and exploring new places. These interests help me to stay connected to my passions and maintain a well-rounded and fulfilling life outside of work and study. Whether I'm lost in a good book, testing my dance skills on the floor, or discovering new sights and sounds in an unfamiliar location, I always find ways to stay active, inspired, and engaged in the world around me.