Shivani Gupta
Crack the Code of Math with an Algebra Maestro




Private tutor - Shivani Gupta
Bachelors degree
$12
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/ 30 min
About your tutor
I'm Dr. Shivani Gupta, a passionate and results-driven Physics Ph.D. with a proven track record of excellence in teaching. With over four years of experience as a Research cum Teaching Fellow, I have been dedicated to shaping the minds of aspiring engineers in the field of Engineering Physics. In addition to my valuable experience in engineering education, I have spent two years imparting knowledge in Graduation Physics, helping students build a strong foundation in the subject and prepare for their academic and professional journeys. My commitment to both research and teaching ensures that students receive a well-rounded education that equips them for future success.
Shivani graduated from DDU


Class overview
Embracing the power of technology, I have also been actively engaged in online teaching, reaching students worldwide in the disciplines of Maths and Physics. My online tutoring initiatives have enabled me to connect with diverse learners, transcending geographical boundaries and fostering a global community of knowledge seekers. Throughout my teaching journey, I have consistently employed innovative and interactive methods to create an inspiring and inclusive learning environment. By integrating real-world applications and practical examples, I strive to make complex concepts relatable and accessible to every student. As an educator, my passion for teaching goes beyond the classroom. I am driven by the desire to ignite curiosity, nurture critical thinking, and instill a lifelong love for learning in each individual I have the privilege to mentor. My goal is to equip students with the skills and knowledge they need to excel academically and professionally, fostering a generation of thinkers and problem-solvers who can contribute meaningfully to society.
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Mathematics concept taught by Shivani
On August 8, 2025, Shivani provided a comprehensive physics and chemistry lesson to a student from Baylor University. The lesson delved into advanced topics like relativity, covering time dilation and length contraction, as well as momentum, energy, atomic structure, and quantum mechanics. Shivani emphasized developing a strong conceptual understanding and mastering formula application, which was essential for the student to grasp challenging problems. The lesson also included detailed calculations involving spaceships, particle accelerators, Planck's constant, the Bohr model, and orbital angular momentum.
Bohr Radius for Hydrogen-like Atoms
Length Contraction
Time Dilation
Relative Velocity
Relativistic Momentum
First Minima for Circular Aperture
Energy of a Photon
Balmer Formula
For Zara's physics final, Shivani led a review focusing on optics, covering refraction, lenses, and telescopes. They worked through quantitative problems related to focal length, image distance, and magnification. The pair agreed to continue their physics review the following evening.
Apparent vs. Actual Depth
Double Convex Lens
Focal Length Formula
Image Characteristics (Real vs. Virtual
Erect vs. Inverted)
Camera Lens Type
Telescopes and Magnification
Shivani tutored Shreyan on the concept of electric fields, including calculations using Coulomb's law and the principle of superposition. Shreyan practiced problems involving finding the net electric field due to multiple charges, with a focus on resolving vectors into components. Shreyan will send Shivani his syllabus PowerPoints via email for future lesson planning, and they will begin discussing electric potential in the next session.
Resolving Vectors into Components
Coulomb's Law
Electric Field
Electric Field due to Point Charge
Finding Resultant Vector
Superposition Principle (Electric Fields)
Shreyan and Shivani reviewed Coulomb's Law and electrostatic forces. Shivani explains the concepts and formula, including shell theorems and superposition. They then worked through example problems, calculating electrostatic forces between multiple charges, focusing on direction, magnitude, and unit conversions. Shivani provides practice problems and plans to cover more complex scenarios later.
Electric Fields
Two Shell Theorem
Superposition Principle
Electrostatic Force
Types of Electric Charges
Coulomb's Law
Shivani Gupta tutored Zara Khandwalla, focusing on electromagnetic waves and circuit analysis, including calculations involving wavelength, frequency, magnetic fields, and application of Kirchhoff's Voltage Law. Zara practiced applying formulas and solving circuit problems. They also briefly reviewed Ohm's Law and resistor combinations. Zara will review the concepts and text Shivani to schedule their final review.
Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL)
Right-Hand Rule for Magnetic Field
Resistors in Series and Parallel
Ohm's Law
EMF Rule in KVL
Resistance Rule in KVL
Wavelength
Speed
Shivani tutored Zara on various physics topics, including capacitors, resistor circuits, power calculations, Kirchhoff's Laws, and magnetic fields. Zara practiced applying formulas and analyzing circuits, with Shivani providing guidance and explanations. They scheduled another session for later in the evening to continue working through practice problems, particularly those involving circuit analysis and KVL.
Capacitance in Series
Capacitors
Capacitance in Parallel
Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL)
Kirchhoff's Current Law (KCL)
Power Formulas
Magnetic Force on Moving Charge
Centripetal Force and Circular Motion
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