Children are like wet cement; they get moulded into the values and morals that are taught to them. This tells us of the unequivocal importance of a teacher in our lives. One such figure has been Professor Deviprasad Upadhyay. He founded Kiran Tutorials in 2014 and has been able to facilitate the educational pursuits of over 1000 students in this decade.
Professor Upadhyay who started with a small home tuition has now established Kiran Tutorials across 2 branches in Mumbai with over 800 students. Kiran Tutorials specialize in providing classroom courses for classes V to X, Commerce subjects in class XI and XII. Additionally, they also mentor students for professional courses like the Foundation level for Company Secretary, CPT and IPCC levels for Chartered Accountancy.
Today Kiran Tutorials has transitioned from a humble coaching institute to an established brand name in the education industry. This tutorial believes that success can be achieved only after one has developed a strong value system. Unlike any other tutorials, Professor Upadhyay and his team still believe in the age-old Indian concept of ‘Guru-Shishya’ relationship where a Guru shares his knowledge reserve with his pupils and the ‘Shishya’ strives hard to attain learning through that knowledge.
Professor Upadhyay strongly believes that our students today are the national builders tomorrow. Therefore, he dreams through the eyes of his students and assists them in their journey of accomplishing their dreams and kickstarting their careers. Despite facing multiple challenges and financial crisis, Professor Upadhyay has not deterred from his dream of building an enviable India for the world. His constant endeavours in helping a student in their journey has allowed over thousands to achieve their dreams. He wants parents and students to know that with Kiran Tutorials they are in safe and progressive hands who will walk with them through every step of their careers.
Since ancient times, parents have always relied on teachers to impart not just education, but also inculcate values to become responsible citizens and good human beings. This was done by sending them to the gurukuls, away from homes, totally devoid of parental interference and indulgence. We have come a long way since then. While many things have changed, parents today rely more on teachers for the mental, physical and emotional growth of their child. Kiran Tutorials has been a student’s best friend and has also been bestowed with an award in this regard by the Hindustan Times.
Kiran Tutorial, led by Professor Upadhyay is different from other institutions in many ways. The well-equipped team with their specialized skills ensures that they walk the extra mile for students’ satisfaction. A team of over 50 faculties is available 24*7 to help students. Kiran Tutorials creates small batches where students received proper attention. The team owing to its expertise guarantees passing the exams with good percentage.
“Best classes for every student to achieve good marks and also helpful in achieving success. This is the best classes for every student for their studies. Best teachers for every subjects. All teachers have great teaching experience. I am grateful to learn in these classes. Best teaching ways. New technologies. Build mental and physical health by studies and enjoyment. I am thankful to study in these classes”, says Monika Jain, a student of Kiran Tutorials.
Kiran Tutorials has been mentoring students for success, in academics and in life. Today, hundreds of experienced, highly qualified and trained teachers use unconventional techniques, result-oriented methodologies and a personalised guidance approach to bring out the best in students and achieve outstanding results. Teachers emphasize on experiential learning through technology aided teaching to enhance the retention of students and make the learning curve interesting. Professor Upadhyay envisions to open minimum 10 branches with over 2.5+ K students by 2025. “The beautiful thing about learning is that no one can take it away from you”, concludes Professor Upadhyay.
