Pranav

I’m a curious mind who found joy in solving problems early on—whether it was cracking SAT puzzles, exploring economic theories, or diving deep into Olympiad maths. Now at LSE studying Accounting & Finance, I bring that same energy into teaching. I’ve worked with students across levels and love turning abstract concepts into something intuitive and even fun. Outside the classroom, I’m equally at home debating, exploring books, or chasing ideas that connect numbers to the real world. I teach because I genuinely enjoy helping others understand challenging concepts and develop confidence in subjects that often feel intimidating. My goal is to demystify complex ideas, build a solid foundation of understanding, and encourage curiosity that goes beyond the syllabus. Whether it’s unpacking the intuition behind economic models or solving tricky maths problems, I want my students to see the beauty and relevance of what they’re learning. Having recently gone through competitive university applications and rigorous assessments myself, I know how overwhelming it can be—and how valuable a good mentor is. I want to be that guide for my students: someone who supports them academically, builds their self-belief, and makes learning feel rewarding and empowering.

• London School of Economics

  2024 – 2027

  Incoming 2nd year studying BSc Accounting and Finance.