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Teaching Experience: I have extensive experience teaching and mentoring students across different domains. As an EdTech Mentor at Kalvium, I teach programming languages like C++, Java, Python, and JavaScript, and guide students through industry-aligned capstone projects, debugging, and hands-on problem-solving. I also work as an Aptitude & Technical Trainer, where I train final-year engineering students for placements in companies like TCS, Infosys, and Wipro, covering aptitude, coding, soft skills, resume preparation, and mock interviews. In addition, as an Expert Trainer at Infinities EdTech (Bhanzu), I teach Mathematics, Statistics, unique mathematical techniques, Coding fundamentals, and Intro to AI/ML to students from countries such as the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Middle East, and India. My experience spans teaching diverse age groups, simplifying complex concepts, and ensuring strong learning outcomes. Certifications: I have undergone multiple levels of mentor certification at Kalvium, ensuring strong topic expertise before teaching. I also hold the High Performance Coding (DSA in C++) certification by iamneo, which strengthened my problem-solving and algorithmic thinking. Additionally, I have completed structured training in public speaking, communication, and technical growth through programs like the KREAT Bootcamp. Teaching Methodology: My teaching approach focuses on: Concept First Approach: I start with the “why” behind a topic so that students understand the purpose before learning the technique. Progressive Difficulty: I move from simple to advanced concepts, ensuring every learner builds a strong foundation. Interactive Learning: I use real-life analogies, examples, games, and activities to make sessions engaging and relatable. Hands-on Practice: Whether it’s coding, aptitude, or mathematics, I emphasize solving problems live and guiding students step-by-step. Personalized Mentorship: I adapt my style based on the learner’s pace, strengths, and gaps, providing individual guidance, feedback, and doubt-clearing. Industry Alignment: I ensure students learn skills that are directly useful for placements, interviews, projects, and real-world applications.
My name is Harsh Vardhan. I’m currently pursuing my Integrated Masters in Computer Science and Engineering with a specialization in Cyber Security from VIT Bhopal. Over the past few years, I’ve developed strong foundations in programming, cybersecurity, and software development, and I’ve worked on several impactful projects in areas like web development, mobile applications, and security assessments. I’ve also gained hands-on experience through roles such as EdTech Mentor, Cybersecurity Intern, and Aptitude/Technical Trainer, where I’ve had the opportunity to teach, mentor, and guide students in coding, aptitude, project development, and interview preparation. Teaching and mentoring have naturally become one of my strong interests.
In terms of technical skills, I enjoy working with C++, Java, Python, JavaScript, React, Node.js, Firebase, and various cybersecurity tools. Beyond tech, I am very interested in public speaking, communication skills, and personal development, and I’ve even delivered more than 20 presentations and coordinated large project teams. Overall, my interests revolve around cybersecurity, web development, mentorship, problem-solving, and continuous learning, and I enjoy roles that involve both technical depth and teaching.
MODULE 1 — Real Numbers (Sessions 1–5)
Euclid’s Division Lemma
Fundamental Theorem of Arithmetic
HCF & LCM Through Prime Factorisation
Rational & Irrational Numbers
Board Practice + NCERT Exemplar
MODULE 2 — Polynomials (Sessions 6–10)
Types of Polynomials
Zeroes of Polynomial
Relationship Between Zeroes & Coefficients
Division Algorithm
Board Problems + HOTS
MODULE 3 — Linear Equations in Two Variables (Sessions 11–15)
Graphical Method of Solving
Algebraic Methods – Substitution
Elimination Method
Cross-Multiplication Method
PYQs + Mixed Problems
MODULE 4 — Quadratic Equations (Sessions 16–21)
Standard Form & Roots
Factorisation Method
Completing Square Method
Quadratic Formula
Nature of Roots
HOTS + Board Practice
MODULE 5 — Arithmetic Progressions (Sessions 22–26)
Introduction to AP
nth Term of AP
Sum of First n Terms
Mixed Problem Solving
Real-life AP Applications + PYQs
MODULE 6 — Coordinate Geometry (Sessions 27–31)
Distance Formula
Section Formula
Area of Triangle
Problem-Solving
PYQs + NCERT Exemplar
MODULE 7 — Triangles (Sessions 32–38)
Similarity of Figures
Basic Proportionality Theorem
Properties of Similar Triangles
Converse of BPT
Pythagoras Theorem
Converse of Pythagoras
Full Board Practice Set
MODULE 8 — Trigonometry (Sessions 39–45)
Introduction to Trigonometric Ratios
Trigonometric Ratios of Standard Angles
Trigonometric Identities
Complementary Angles
Application of Trigonometry
Height & Distance
PYQs + Tricky Questions
MODULE 9 — Mensuration (Sessions 46–53)
Surface Areas – Cube, Cuboid, Cylinder
Surface Areas – Cone, Sphere, Hemisphere
Volume – Cube, Cuboid, Cylinder
Volume – Cone, Sphere
Combination of Solids
Frustum Problems
Mixed Mensuration Practice
PYQs
MODULE 10 — Statistics & Probability (Sessions 54–60)
Mean – Direct Method
Median & Mode
Graphical Representation – Ogive
Probability – Basic Concepts
Probability Real-Life Applications
Board-Oriented Questions
Exemplar + PYQs
MODULE 11 — Revision, Tests & Board Preparation (Sessions 61–70)
Chapter-Wise Revision — Algebra
Chapter-Wise Revision — Geometry
Chapter-Wise Revision — Trigonometry
Chapter-Wise Revision — Mensuration
Chapter-Wise Revision — Statistics & Probability
Sample Paper Solving
Full-Length Mock Test 1
Mock Test 2
NCERT Exemplar Full Revision
Final Doubt Session + Strategy Discussion
MODULE 1 — Java Foundations (Sessions 1–10)
Introduction to Programming & Java Ecosystem
Setting Up JDK & IDE (VS Code / IntelliJ)
Understanding JVM, JRE & JDK
Writing First Java Program – Step-by-Step
Data Types, Variables & Naming Rules
Input / Output & Basic Operations
Operators in Java (Arithmetic, Logical, Relational)
Control Statements – if/else & switch
Looping – for, while, do-while
Pattern Printing & Logical Thinking Exercises
MODULE 2 — Arrays, Strings & Methods (Sessions 11–20)
Introduction to Arrays
Multi-Dimensional Arrays
Array Problems (Searching/Sorting Basics)
Strings & StringBuilder
String Manipulation Problems
Methods in Java – Syntax & Use
Method Overloading & Best Practices
Recursion Basics
Recursion Problems
Mini Project 1 – Array/String Based
MODULE 3 — Core OOP Concepts (Sessions 21–30)
Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming
Classes & Objects
Constructors & Types of Constructors
'this' Keyword, 'static' Keyword
Encapsulation & Access Modifiers
Inheritance – All Types
Method Overriding
Polymorphism – Compile-time & Runtime
Abstraction – Abstract Classes
Interfaces & Functional Interfaces
MODULE 4 — Advanced OOP & Java Features (Sessions 31–45)
Packages & Modular Programming
Inner & Nested Classes
Final Keyword – Variables, Methods, Classes
Super Keyword & Constructor Chaining
Exception Handling – try/catch/finally
Custom Exceptions & Best Practices
File Handling (Text, Binary, Buffered)
Collections Framework – List, Set, Map
Generics in Java
Lambda Expressions
Stream API – Beginner
Stream API – Advanced
Comparable & Comparator Interfaces
OOP Case Study – Full Implementation
Mini Project 2 – OOP + Collections
MODULE 5 — Java Intermediate to Advanced (Sessions 46–65)
Java Memory Model – Stack, Heap, GC
Multithreading Basics
Thread Lifecycle & Thread Class
Runnable Interface
Synchronization & Deadlock
Inter-thread Communication
Java I/O Streams In-depth
Serialization & Deserialization
Enums & Annotations
Java 8+ Features Deep Dive
JDBC – Introduction
Connecting Java with MySQL
CRUD Operations in JDBC
JDBC DAO Layer Implementation
Mini Project 3 – Java + Database
MODULE 6 — Project Building & Interview Prep (Sessions 66–80)
How to Design OOP-based Projects
UML Diagrams – Class, Use-Case, Sequence
Building a Console-Based Banking Application
Building a Student Management System
Debugging & Code Optimization
Git + GitHub Basics for Java Developers
Writing Clean Code – Professional Guidelines
Java Interview Questions – Core OOP
Java Interview Questions – Advanced
Mock Interviews & Practice
Capstone Project Discussion
Capstone Project Development Part 1
Capstone Project Development Part 2
Capstone Project Development Part 3
Capstone Project Testing
Capstone Project Documentation
Resume Building for Java Fresher Roles
LinkedIn Optimization
Job/Internship Strategies
Final Assessment
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