A Computer Science Engineering graduate excited to share my love for mathematics, physics, chemistry, and logic with students.

Learn more about Shivangi

• 1) When and why did you develop an interest in your chosen field?

  I’ve always been curious about how the world works. As a child, I enjoyed solving puzzles, asking “why” things happened the way they did, and experimenting with small science activities at home. That curiosity led me to engineering, a field that combines math, physics, chemistry, and logical thinking to solve real-life problems. Over time, I realized I not only enjoy learning these subjects but also explaining them in simple ways to others.

• 2) What makes you passionate about your subject?

  What excites me most about math, physics, and chemistry is that they’re everywhere in our daily lives. Math builds logical thinking, physics explains the science behind everyday phenomena, and chemistry shows us how matter changes and interacts. When students see how these subjects connect to real life—like why a ball bounces, how engines run, or even why the sky is blue—they become more interesting and less “scary.” I love making that connection for my students.

• 3) What do you like about tutoring? What makes you a "Superprof"?

  Tutoring gives me the chance to help students overcome their fears of difficult subjects and replace them with confidence. I like breaking big, complicated problems into small, easy-to-understand steps, and I always encourage my students to ask questions. What makes me a “Superprof” is not only my subject knowledge but also my patience and teaching style—I adapt to how each student learns best. I believe learning should feel engaging, interactive, and even fun!

• 4) Do you have any role models; a teacher that inspired you? Please explain.

  Yes! During my engineering studies, I had a professor who made even the toughest topics feel simple and enjoyable. He never wanted us to just memorize formulas—he wanted us to understand the “why” behind them. His enthusiasm and teaching style inspired me a lot, and I try to bring the same approach to my tutoring: focus on understanding, build curiosity, and make learning an exciting process instead of a burden.

• 5) What are your keys to success?

  For me, success comes from consistency, curiosity, and a positive mindset. I believe in setting clear goals, practicing regularly, and never being afraid to make mistakes—because mistakes are part of learning. I also believe every student has their own strengths, and with the right guidance and practice, anyone can do well in math, physics, or chemistry. My key advice to students is: be curious, stay disciplined, and keep going, even when it feels challenging—you’ll surprise yourself with what you can achieve!