Hi, I am Amarnath; I am a Ph.D. student at the Physics department at the University of Missouri Columbia. I have secured a 3.4 GPA in our coursework which is very rigorous and involves a lot of mathematics and physics of the undergraduate and graduate levels. I am currently working as a teaching assistant at the physics department and teaching college physics for two years. Throughout these years, I believe I have gained vast knowledge in mathematics and physics, which can be helpful for both high school or college-level mathematics and physics problems.

Experiencing the excellent teaching of all the knowledgeable professors, I have also developed skills in educating other students. I always ensure students can practice the material independently. Of course, this method can be adjusted based on the subject and students' individual needs. I want to help the students work as much as possible. Therefore welcome any feedback from students or parents. I am easy to reach and very responsive. Feel free to contact me with any additional questions or schedule a lesson.

I have chosen Mathematics as one of my majors in my undergraduate. Even though I have finally chosen Physics over mathematics, it is a well-known fact that much-advanced mathematics is involved. Not to mention one need to be very strong in high school mathematics to continue as a graduate student in physics.

I have been studying physics in my undergrad and masters. I have excelled in all of these degrees and finally chosen to pursue Ph.D. in physics. One can not achieve this far unless they love their subject. I believe this makes me a great physics tutor.

I am easy to reach and very responsive. Feel free to contact me with any additional questions or schedule a lesson.