Mr. Nikhil Rawal- the co-founder of Height classes is an
acclaimed name for teaching Physics in the educational city Hisar. Nikhil Rawal
is a young, dynamic teacher who is famous not only for teaching Physics but
cognized as career counselor too. He has counsel hundreds of student all over
Haryana by his mind-boggling and energetic speeches.
During the B.Tech (Electrical Engineering) time period, his
interest in studying Physics paved the path for M.Sc Physics from Maharishi
Dayanand University. He was so devoted to study Physics as he decided during
the graduation that he will going to be a teacher one day. After completing
graduation in the year 2009, his brother Amit Rawal, who is a renowned
chemistry teacher decided to harness the power of two into one which results
into Height classes. Amit and Nikhil Rawal laid the foundation of Height
classes in the year 2010 and started giving chemistry and physics coaching to
IIT-JEE/ NEET aspirants. Till 2020, students tutored by him have attained good
ranks in IIT and NEET.
Nikhil Rawal’s unique style of teaching Physics made him the
first choice of students preparing for NEET and IIT-JEE. It has been seen that
medical students feared of Physics as it involves calculations and mathematical
terms but when Nikhil sir teaches them, they started loving it. This happens
because his exposure and experience to Delhi education helps students to grasp
the physics formulae easily.
Q: Being an electrical engineer with M.Sc Physics, what will
you say to students who want to go opting Physics as their specialization. What
are the avenues they can explore in Physics?
A: It is the field of Physics that underlies many pivotal
discoveries of the 20th century – including the laser, television, radio,
computer technology, development of quantum theory, and the big bang theory.
The students having interest in Physics need to have strong head for numbers, a
good grasp of scientific principles and a keen interest in discoveries relating
to the physical world.
The prospective students have an appealing aspect to the
diversity of careers in physics. Graduates in physics hold abilities that are
in high demand in various sectors. Physics graduates go on to work within
research roles, spread across many different industries – including education,
automotive and aerospace industries, defense, the public sector, healthcare,
energy, materials, technology, computing and IT. Scientific journalism,
computer programming and teaching are the other potential sectors where
physicists are in demand.
Q: A NEET aspirant fear of Physics as it involves little bit
of mathematics too. How he/ she can overcome the fear of physics for NEET
exams?
A: NEET is an exam that is conducted every year for students
who want to take admission in medical and dental colleges of India. Physics,
chemistry and Biology are three subjects that NEET aspirant has to study but a
medical student fear of Physics a little bit. Physics is difficult for them
because it involves a wide variety of theoretical concepts and numerical
problems.
For securing good numbers in NEET and board exams, a student
must have strong fundamentals of physics.
In order to prepare for NEET physics, I recommend aspirants to go word by word
through their NCERT and solve each problem. Practice what makes a man perfect
is a well verse that goes with learning physics. More a student practice
numericals, more accuracy and time management he/she can get. Studying physics
with planned strategy and clearing basics is must for every IIT-JEE/NEET
aspirant.
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