I'm an ACCA faculty member and finance educator with 10+ years of experience preparing students across ACCA, CA, CMA, and undergraduate accounting programmes. I currently teach live at QuintEdge, covering papers from Applied Knowledge through Strategic Professional level — including Financial Reporting, Performance Management, Financial Management, and Strategic Business Reporting. I also teach...
I'm an ACCA faculty member and finance educator with 10+ years of experience preparing students across ACCA, CA, CMA, and undergraduate accounting programmes. I currently teach live at QuintEdge, covering papers from Applied Knowledge through Strategic Professional level — including Financial Reporting, Performance Management, Financial Management, and Strategic Business Reporting. I also teach Accounts, Economics (XI & XII), and CUET Accountancy.
Format: My lessons are live and online, one-to-one or in small groups, fully adapted to each student's pace and learning style.
Structure: Each session builds genuine conceptual understanding first, using clear step-by-step explanations and worked examples with full calculation steps for technical topics like leases or consolidated accounts. This is followed by exam-style practice questions to build real confidence. I also provide structured notes, revision packs, and mock papers for review between sessions.
Experience: Before QuintEdge, I taught ACCA at Grooming Education Academy, managed CA/CS/CUET content at Physics Wallah, and ran my own coaching institute (IFS Academy) for 8 years. I began my career as an Audit Assistant on statutory and internal audits for clients like SBI and NTPC — giving me real-world grounding beyond textbook theory.
Approach: I'm currently pursuing my own ACCA qualification (10 of 13 papers done), which keeps me closely connected to the challenges my students face. I focus on simplifying complex concepts into clear language, staying patient, and genuinely caring about each student walking into their exam feeling confident and prepared.
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