Students from Pinky Tripathi’s Private Tutorials celebrate success at the annual festival of the classes

It was time for fun and frolic for the students of the Pinky Tripathi's Private Tutorials located at Thakur Complex. The students at the classes celebrated their annual festival Renaissance on February 5 at the Prabodhan Thackeray auditorium at Borivali in a media partnership with Dainik Jagran Cityplus.
The students from class six to ten showcased their talent in singing and dancing during the celebrations, for which they had been practicing for past many days. Apart from the current students, the alumni of the tutorials also joined the celebrations and received the maximum applause from the crowd, comprising students and parents, for their dance performance on bollywood songs.
For this year, Tanay Kulkarni was adjudged as Prince Renaissance and Neha Patwardhan was adjudged as Princess Renaissance. Neel Joshi was adjudged as the Master Renaissance and Anushka Joshi was adjudged as Miss Renaissance
Talking about Pinky Tripathi’s Private Tutorials, Pinky Tripathi, proprietor says, "The classes have taken a great leap in the past six years since its inception. I started coaching minimal number of three class ten students. Among the three, one of the student stood topper across Maharashtra with 91 marks out of 100 in English. This was a major booster for the classes and immediately in the next year there were 50 students. Since then PTPT, has been growing gradually."
"What sets us different from any other private tutorials is the student teacher ratio. Each batch has only 25 students and despite having more than 300 students, I am aware about each child's progress in every subject that he is studying here. Moreover, we have a parents meeting every month. This helps us develop a rapport with the parent of the child and the student as well. The parent is regularly updated about the progress of the child. The most important factor at the classes is the number of tests that are conducted here and the flexibility provided to a child in his studies,” adds Tripathi.