Total 18yrs of Teaching Maths Quant LR DI in various National level Test prep Institutes for CAT GRE GMAT CLAT SAT JEE Main/Advanced as well as Boards. 100%iler in CAT QA section!

Aujaswi is a fourth year student at NUJS. He joined CLATapult as a logical reasoning coach in July, 2023. Consistently ranking among the top 5 students in his class, he has an excellent academic record. Apart from maintaining a consistent academic record, Aujaswi has also participated in a number of extracurricular activities. He is an avid mooter and public speaker, having participated in the Willem C. Vis Moot in 2022 and emerging as an Indian quarterfinalist in Philip C. Jessup Moot. He has a keen interest in dispute resolution, in particular arbitration, and has worked with multiple firms across his time in law school.

Saurish is a 2nd Year student at NUJS. He has an unwavering commitment to both academics and extra-curricular pursuits. As a Logical Reasoning coach at CLATapult, he not only enjoys solving aptitude-based questions but also enjoys teaching others. He is interested in pursuing a career in corporate law in the future. Along with college, he is also pursuing the Company Secretary (CS) course and has cleared CSEET. As a Class Representative for 1.5 years, he champions the ideal of collective success among peers. He is an ardent supporter of animal rights and is currently the treasurer of the Animal Welfare Society in college (PAWS). He also enjoys playing sports and watching legal dramas

Akshat is a 4th year student at NUJS who has been teaching Logical reasoning at CLATapult since 2021. Akshat is an avid mooter, having competed in the Philip C. Jessup Moot twice, finishing 55th globally after the Advanced rounds in 2021 and as the Indian quarterfinalist in 2023, as well as receiving several citations during the Willem C. Vis Moot in 2022. He has a strong interest in commercial law, having worked with four of the preeminent law firms in India and securing a Summer Vacation Scheme at Herbert Smith Freehills in London (‘HSF’). In furtherance of his policy interests, he has curated the NUJS Law Review as Senior Editor and collaborated with various national think tanks and political research organisations.

Medha is a 4th year student at The West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences and has been coaching students in Logical Reasoning for CLAT and other law entrance examinations since 2021. She prefers being a friend and mentor to her students first rather than being a teacher or faculty. She takes immense interest in mooting and quizzing. She finished as the winner for Quiz 2022 organised by IIFT and the runners up for the Eastern Zonals for ConQuest. She participated in the International Maritime Law Arbitration Moot, Murdoch University, Australia, 2022 and won the Best Researcher and Best Memorial Award alongside being the first runners up in both Christ Academy Institute of Law Moot 2022 and K.R. Ramamani National Taxation Moot 2022.

Farzeen is a third year student at NUJS, currently teaching English at CLATapult. He has a profound love for english and literature, and is currently working his way through the “100 books to read before you die” list. Farzeen is a passionate worker and a dedicated researcher and often enthusiastically delves into various niches of law and literature. He has been a member of the NUJS Law Review and currently serves as the co-convenor of the NUJS Magazine Committee, where he meticulously crafts witty blurbs at his leisure. He has won the NLIU INADR International Mediation Competition and has emerged as runners-up at the ADR ODR Ad-hoc International Negotiation Competition, Dubai.

Shrijaya is a fifth year student at NUJS. She began teaching English at CLATapult in July 2020. She has maintained a balance between academics, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities. She has served as the Administrative Secretary of the Student Juridical Association, the student body of NUJS. She has also been actively involved in mooting activities having won laurels at Nelson Mandela Human Rights Moot Court Competition, Stetson International Environmental Moot Court Competition and Leiden Child Rights Moot Court Competition. In ADR competitions, she has been the winner of NALSAR Mediation Tournament and runners-up of NLUJ Deal Mediation Competition.

Priyam is a fifth year student at NUJS. She is teaching Maths at CLATapult since July 2023 to hone her love for the subject. Apart from maintaining a consistent academic record, Priyam has also been involved in a variety of activities and leadership positions during her time in law school. She has represented the university international moot court competitions like the NLS-Trilegal International Arbitration Moot, the John H. Jackson (ELSA) Moot and the Oxford Monroe E. Price Moot, all of which she won several accolades at. Apart from mooting, Priyam was also part of the winning negotiating team at the TNNLU Med-Arb Competition. She has also been an editor for various reputable journals and blogs like the JILS, IPTLS, SILP and the Columbia Global Freedom of Expression. Priyam will join Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas (CAM) upon graduation in 2024. She enjoys reading fiction and is an avid traveller.

Waquar is a fourth year student at NUJS. He teaches Quant at CLATapult. He cleared JEE Mains in 2019 but his love for law motivated him to switch to a career in law. He is an avid-mooter and has participated in International Moots such as Nuremberg Moot Court, and Ian Fletcher International Insolvency Moot where his team ended up as octa-finalists in the world rounds. In his leisure time, he loves reading and writing poetries.

Chirag is a fourth year student at NUJS. He is a faculty of Quant at CLATapult. With around 3 years of teaching experience, he started mentoring students from strained circumstances in 2020 for an NGO, right after he cleared Clat. Always focused on delivering quality content for his students, Chirag aspires to develop a student-friendly environment with the ultimate goal of academic excellence. Back at college, Chirag efficiently juggles among various activities like mooting, adr and debates. He shares a keen interest in sports and also is an active participant in every sporting event at NUJS. Overall, he is a jovial person with a passionate instinct to try new experiences and activities.

Prakhar’s journey into teaching commenced at the tender age of 15 when he selflessly offered free tuition to underprivileged children in his community. Currently a third-year student at GNLU Gandhinagar, he has been a G.K. faculty at CLATapult since July 2022. Prakhar’s teaching philosophy deviates from the norm; he places a strong emphasis on the value of the learning process over immediate results. For Prakhar, teaching extends beyond the transfer of knowledge; it’s about forging an emotional connection with his students. He recognizes that preparing for an exam is a shared responsibility between teacher and student. Outside the classroom, Prakhar has excelled in his college life, particularly in mooting competitions. Notable among his accomplishments are his achievements in the D.M Harish Memorial Moot Court Competition and the Oxford Price Media Law Moot Court Competition.

Mallar is a third-year student at NUJS Kolkata, currently teaching General Knowledge at CLATapult. An avid quizzer since his school days, he has won multiple accolades at national-level quiz competitions. It was this proficiency in the subject which led to him securing an All-India Rank of 136 in CLAT 2021. He firmly disbelieves in rote learning, and instead strives to make the learning process an enjoyable, engaging and accessible experience for his students. He is a recipient of the prestigious Aditya Birla Scholarship, and has successfully balanced academic excellence with extra-curricular and organisational activities. Among other achievements, he helped his university reach the Semi-Final rounds of the Leiden-Baker McKenzie Children’s Rights Moot 2023, wherein he was additionally recognized as the Best Oralist in the preliminary rounds. He also holds a black belt in Taekwondo, and is an Indian classical music and architecture aficionado.

Abhishek is a third year student at NUJS. He began teaching General Knowledge at CLATapult in May 2022. He has maintained a balance between academics, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities. He currently serves as the Convenor of the Sports Committee. He has also been the Deputy Team Leader of IDIA West Bengal Chapter. In ADR competitions, he has been runner-up in the GLC International ADR Competition and have also reached the advanced rounds in RMLNLU International Mediation Competition.

Suvaroop is in his Penultimate Year at NUJS, Kolkata. He has been associated with CLATapult for the last 5 years, 2 years as a student and the rest as a faculty member for General Knowledge. CLATapult played a pivotal role in him achieving AIR 143 in CLAT 2020 and he strives to guide other students through the same journey. 

He is also an avid public speaker having participated as an oralist in the prestigious Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot Court Competition, Vienna and emerging as the Indian Quarter-finalists and the 10th Best Speaker of the Preliminary Rounds at the 63rd Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot. He has also tried his hand at debating, emerging as the Finalist in the CNLU Asian Parliamentary Debate and participating in the World Universities Debating Championship.

Rohit is a third year student at NUJS. He started as a legal reasoning coach in July 2023, hoping to help students by drawing from his own journey to a national rank of 35 in CLAT 2021. Rohit has a penchant for life outside the classroom, being an active member of his university’s sports and Alternative Dispute Resolution committees, and serving as the current co-convenor of the former. Rohit is also exploring pathways in alternative dispute resolution, and is on route to qualifying as a civil and commercial mediator after having recently won the International Investor-State Mediation Competition in Colombo. He loves to play football and video games, and can most frequently be spotted on the field or with a controller in hand.