MSc Imperial College London + Mechanical Engineering background

I hold an MSc from Imperial College London along with a BSc in Mechanical Engineering from GIKI, where I graduated as Valedictorian and Gold Medalist. This means I don’t just understand engineering theory in the abstract; I understand how it’s actually taught, examined and applied at a top-tier UK university level, and I can explain it in a way that connects directly to how your course assesses you.

Full-time tutor since 2019

I have been a full-time, professional tutor since 2019, with over 15,000 hours of tutoring experience. Unlike tutors who teach as a side activity, tutoring is my full-time profession, which means I bring a level of structure, consistency and dedicated preparation to every session that’s hard to match on a part-time basis.

Track record with top-university students

I’ve helped engineering students from Oxford, Queen Mary, UCL, Coventry, Leeds and Newcastle succeed in some of the most demanding modules on their courses, including thermodynamics, fluid mechanics and mechanics. This experience across multiple universities means I’ve seen how different institutions approach the same core engineering concepts, and I can adapt my teaching to match your specific course and exam style.

Specialist focus on resits and exam rescue

I understand that failing or struggling in a module can feel stressful and isolating, particularly with a resit deadline looming. I specialise in quickly identifying exactly why a module wasn’t passed the first time, whether that’s a fundamental misunderstanding, poor exam technique, or simply not enough targeted practice, and building a focused plan to turn that around efficiently.

Clear, structured explanations, not just answers

Rather than simply giving students the answer to a problem, I focus on making sure they understand the underlying reasoning and method, so they can confidently tackle similar questions independently in their exam. This is especially important at university level, where exam questions are rarely identical to anything seen in lectures or textbooks.

Flexible, module-specific support

Every session is tailored to your specific university, module and syllabus, rather than generic engineering content. Just share your module outline or a past exam paper, and lessons are built directly around what you’ll actually be tested on.