98thPercentile Opiniones 479

Nidheesh really good experience and had a good time kanika kukreja

I am not struggling that much.kanika kukreja

My name is Saanvi and my teacher Is Mrs. Kanika. She is one of the best teachers in 98th percentile, in my opinion. She listens to me and my classmates and shows us how to do the question twice if we don’t understand.

It is fun to understand coding topics with Mrs.Bhumika in a way that you can also do and talk about in these classes and working as a team

I’ve had the chance to learn from Bhumika for the past couple of years, and she has made a big impact on my coding journey. She explains concepts in a way that’s easy to understand and always takes the time to make sure I’m keeping up. Whenever I got stuck, she was patient and helped me work through problems instead of just giving the answer, which really helped me improve.

What I appreciate most is how supportive and encouraging she is. She creates a comfortable learning environment where it’s okay to make mistakes and learn from them. Because of her, I’ve become more confident in my coding skills and more interested in continuing to learn. Overall, she’s been a great teacher and mentor, and I’m really thankful for all the help she’s given me over the years.

miss anwesha is my teacher and experience with her is good.

My Son Pranav goes to coding class in 98thpercentile with the teacher Mr.Sowmyadeep. He really enjoys all his classes, and it’s wonderful to see his growing interest and confidence in the subject day by day.
His teacher Mr.Sowmyadeep teaching method, patience, and the way he encourages his students in the class to think logically and creativelyis really appreciable. Pranav often shares positive experiences from his sessions, which really impresses us alot.
Personally, we are very happy for the positive impact it is making on his learning journey.

He was a very engaging teacher. Mr. Soumyadeep taught me a lot very quickly by making it fun and easy. It was an awesome experience to be his student, and I will miss him. His Python coding class has given me a love of coding and a great foundation for the future. I sincerely thank him.
-Neil,
98th Percentile student

My son Aaryakshar is taking coding classes with Mr. Soumyadeep Das. He’s such a good teacher who really knows how to connect with the kids and make learning fun. Aaryakshar is loving it! I would really recommend him. Thanks!

ayaan shaik this class helped me grow a lot and even though I am in 5th grade she helped me understand 6th grade math. Kanika Kukreja

I wanted to share my thoughts and ask a few questions about your programs. I have been exploring 98percentile, and I find your focus on helping students build strong math and problem-solving skills very interesting and valuable.

I appreciate how your platform aims to make learning engaging and challenging for students. Building confidence in math at a young age is very important, and it’s great to see a program dedicated to that goal.

I would like to learn more about how your curriculum is structured, especially how it supports students at different skill levels. I am also curious about how student progress is tracked and how feedback is provided to help students improve over time.
My teacher Pooja LNU is also very kind and explains lessons very clearly.

Mrs. Malvika Chauhan is a very good teacher, and she always helps Rohan if he is stuck with any topic or question. He enjoys the class very much!

Thank you!

Im Niralya thank you Mrs.Malavika chauhan.you are so kind and also help us and give us great ideas and tips you are the best🐧🐧🐧🐧

My name is Anaya Banerjee, and I have been with 98th Percentile since 2022. When I first started, I was enrolled in English and Math. I have since completed the English curriculum and am currently in Algebra 2. Over the years, I have had several teachers at 98th Percentile, and each transition has helped me adapt to different teaching styles. Overall, it has been a valuable learning experience, and I appreciate the opportunities I have received.

It has been some time since I stopped taking English, but from what I recall, the program has a very strong grammar curriculum. The teachers are generally motivating and encourage students to keep trying. However, I would not recommend this program for those specifically looking to improve their writing skills, since there was limited focus on writing, and in some cases, written work was not reviewed. The overall learning environment is supportive, and it provides a solid foundation for students who want to strengthen their grammar and language skills.
The math classes at 98th Percentile have been incredibly helpful to me. Beyond simply learning the concepts, they have helped me develop confidence in solving a wide variety of math problems. My current math teacher, Mr. Piyush Ranjan, who is patient and encouraging, always guiding his students through difficult problems and explaining solutions in a clear and understandable way. He ensures that his students remain engaged and does his best to make sure everyone fully understands the concepts. I would also highly recommend some of my other teachers, such as Ms.Tanvi Rajput and Ms. Rakhi Pednekar, though I am not sure if they are still working here. Their guidance and support have also made a significant impact on my learning experience.

Its super fun has lots of other kids my age and the teacher is always finding ways to make us happy learning and keeping educational and super fun at the same time.

My Teacher is Piyush Ranjan he is the best teacher I ever had.
By :Arshik Kodali

My teacher Danish Imam explains the concept in a very clear way that is easy to understand and has improved my school grades as well.

98th percentile is a great platform for classes and homework. My son has discovered so many topics with his Math teacher Rati Awasthi.

My daughter Kruti is in Ms Malvika's class, her teaching skills are excellent , my dauhter improved a lot under her teaching, we are very thankful to her.

From Aaron to Piyush Ranjan
Great Teacher! Keeps us engaged and he makes sure no one falls behind.