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Hi, I’m Ojas Srivastava, a Mathematics and Computer Science student at McGill University, where I’m diving into advanced topics like Algorithms and Data Structures (in Java), Real Analysis proofs, Compiler Design, and Operating Systems on C/Linux—challenges that sharpen my problem-solving daily. I achieved A*s in Maths, Further Maths, and Physics at A-Level (Cambridge), alongside stellar IGCSE results across sciences and maths, which ignited my passion for breaking down complex concepts into clear, relatable steps. With four years of part-time A-Level tutoring in these subjects, I’ve helped dozens of students boost grades from C’s to A’s by tailoring sessions to their style—whether visual diagrams for vectors or step-by-step proofs for calculus—plus I volunteered regularly at a local orphanage, teaching basic maths and physics to kids, building patience and adaptability for diverse learners. This mirrors my tech wins: McHacks victory with SymLang (AI gesture-coding tool, 90% accuracy via TensorFlow.js), UoFT Hacks win with CodeView (OCR code scanner with Big O analysis), and co-founding Nuclear AI notetaking app (100 users, 40% monthly growth). Internships at Nakisa (40% query speed-ups for Fortune 500) and CodeDay (leading global hackathons) honed my collaborative edge.

Hello there, my name is Esin and I study Experimental Psychology at the University of Oxford. My degree is like any other Psychology degree, but with the added focus towards experimental design, statistics, and data analysis. In preparation for this degree, I took Biology, Maths, and Chemistry at school, as well as Psychology, to supplement my ability to interpret and produce scientific writing.

Additionally, the Oxbridge application process is a distinct and memorable one, with interview styles being updated year to year. As a current Oxford student, I bring the advantage of having very recently gone through the application process myself and having friends in many different departments and degrees that can offer insights from their own recent experience.

Besides my scientific and academic interests, I also play piano and took Music Theory in adherence to the ABRSM curriculum. I would be very happy to tutor in the area of Psychology and Human Sciences, Oxbridge applications, or music.

Thank you for considering me for tutoring. I hope I can be of help by offering my skills and experience.

Hi! I’m Rosie, a recent graduate in Human Sciences at Oxford University. I have been tutoring for over 5 years and have accumulated over 500 hours’ experience spanning a wide range of subjects and ages. I specialise in one-to-one tuition in GCSE and A level maths and biology and Oxbridge application support for Human Sciences and related fields, such as Biology or Natural Sciences). I am originally from London, but currently living in Baltimore while pursuing a master’s in Biostatistics at Johns Hopkins University. I’m interested in all things public health, and hope to work in the public sector after finishing my master’s.

I love tutoring as it is an opportunity to help students build their confidence and start to enjoy a subject, sometimes for the first time. I know all too well how stressful public exams in particular can be, so I aim to ease some of that anxiety by providing 1:1 tailored support and passing on advice from my own experiences. Having gone through university applications myself, I can also help students prepare for admissions statements, tests, and interviews.

Aside of academics, I enjoy wild swimming, jogging, and playing tennis. I also play clarinet in an orchestra and saxophone in a (very mediocre) band. I look forward to hearing from you!

Hi, I’m Ojas Srivastava, a Mathematics and Computer Science student at McGill University, where I’m diving into advanced topics like Algorithms and Data Structures (in Java), Real Analysis proofs, Compiler Design, and Operating Systems on C/Linux—challenges that sharpen my problem-solving daily. I achieved A*s in Maths, Further Maths, and Physics at A-Level (Cambridge), alongside stellar IGCSE results across sciences and maths, which ignited my passion for breaking down complex concepts into clear, relatable steps. With four years of part-time A-Level tutoring in these subjects, I’ve helped dozens of students boost grades from C’s to A’s by tailoring sessions to their style—whether visual diagrams for vectors or step-by-step proofs for calculus—plus I volunteered regularly at a local orphanage, teaching basic maths and physics to kids, building patience and adaptability for diverse learners. This mirrors my tech wins: McHacks victory with SymLang (AI gesture-coding tool, 90% accuracy via TensorFlow.js), UoFT Hacks win with CodeView (OCR code scanner with Big O analysis), and co-founding Nuclear AI notetaking app (100 users, 40% monthly growth). Internships at Nakisa (40% query speed-ups for Fortune 500) and CodeDay (leading global hackathons) honed my collaborative edge.

Hello there, my name is Esin and I study Experimental Psychology at the University of Oxford. My degree is like any other Psychology degree, but with the added focus towards experimental design, statistics, and data analysis. In preparation for this degree, I took Biology, Maths, and Chemistry at school, as well as Psychology, to supplement my ability to interpret and produce scientific writing.

Additionally, the Oxbridge application process is a distinct and memorable one, with interview styles being updated year to year. As a current Oxford student, I bring the advantage of having very recently gone through the application process myself and having friends in many different departments and degrees that can offer insights from their own recent experience.

Besides my scientific and academic interests, I also play piano and took Music Theory in adherence to the ABRSM curriculum. I would be very happy to tutor in the area of Psychology and Human Sciences, Oxbridge applications, or music.

Thank you for considering me for tutoring. I hope I can be of help by offering my skills and experience.

Hi! I’m Rosie, a recent graduate in Human Sciences at Oxford University. I have been tutoring for over 5 years and have accumulated over 500 hours’ experience spanning a wide range of subjects and ages. I specialise in one-to-one tuition in GCSE and A level maths and biology and Oxbridge application support for Human Sciences and related fields, such as Biology or Natural Sciences). I am originally from London, but currently living in Baltimore while pursuing a master’s in Biostatistics at Johns Hopkins University. I’m interested in all things public health, and hope to work in the public sector after finishing my master’s.

I love tutoring as it is an opportunity to help students build their confidence and start to enjoy a subject, sometimes for the first time. I know all too well how stressful public exams in particular can be, so I aim to ease some of that anxiety by providing 1:1 tailored support and passing on advice from my own experiences. Having gone through university applications myself, I can also help students prepare for admissions statements, tests, and interviews.

Aside of academics, I enjoy wild swimming, jogging, and playing tennis. I also play clarinet in an orchestra and saxophone in a (very mediocre) band. I look forward to hearing from you!

Hi, I’m Ojas Srivastava, a Mathematics and Computer Science student at McGill University, where I’m diving into advanced topics like Algorithms and Data Structures (in Java), Real Analysis proofs, Compiler Design, and Operating Systems on C/Linux—challenges that sharpen my problem-solving daily. I achieved A*s in Maths, Further Maths, and Physics at A-Level (Cambridge), alongside stellar IGCSE results across sciences and maths, which ignited my passion for breaking down complex concepts into clear, relatable steps. With four years of part-time A-Level tutoring in these subjects, I’ve helped dozens of students boost grades from C’s to A’s by tailoring sessions to their style—whether visual diagrams for vectors or step-by-step proofs for calculus—plus I volunteered regularly at a local orphanage, teaching basic maths and physics to kids, building patience and adaptability for diverse learners. This mirrors my tech wins: McHacks victory with SymLang (AI gesture-coding tool, 90% accuracy via TensorFlow.js), UoFT Hacks win with CodeView (OCR code scanner with Big O analysis), and co-founding Nuclear AI notetaking app (100 users, 40% monthly growth). Internships at Nakisa (40% query speed-ups for Fortune 500) and CodeDay (leading global hackathons) honed my collaborative edge.

Hello there, my name is Esin and I study Experimental Psychology at the University of Oxford. My degree is like any other Psychology degree, but with the added focus towards experimental design, statistics, and data analysis. In preparation for this degree, I took Biology, Maths, and Chemistry at school, as well as Psychology, to supplement my ability to interpret and produce scientific writing.

Additionally, the Oxbridge application process is a distinct and memorable one, with interview styles being updated year to year. As a current Oxford student, I bring the advantage of having very recently gone through the application process myself and having friends in many different departments and degrees that can offer insights from their own recent experience.

Besides my scientific and academic interests, I also play piano and took Music Theory in adherence to the ABRSM curriculum. I would be very happy to tutor in the area of Psychology and Human Sciences, Oxbridge applications, or music.

Thank you for considering me for tutoring. I hope I can be of help by offering my skills and experience.

Hi! I’m Rosie, a recent graduate in Human Sciences at Oxford University. I have been tutoring for over 5 years and have accumulated over 500 hours’ experience spanning a wide range of subjects and ages. I specialise in one-to-one tuition in GCSE and A level maths and biology and Oxbridge application support for Human Sciences and related fields, such as Biology or Natural Sciences). I am originally from London, but currently living in Baltimore while pursuing a master’s in Biostatistics at Johns Hopkins University. I’m interested in all things public health, and hope to work in the public sector after finishing my master’s.

I love tutoring as it is an opportunity to help students build their confidence and start to enjoy a subject, sometimes for the first time. I know all too well how stressful public exams in particular can be, so I aim to ease some of that anxiety by providing 1:1 tailored support and passing on advice from my own experiences. Having gone through university applications myself, I can also help students prepare for admissions statements, tests, and interviews.

Aside of academics, I enjoy wild swimming, jogging, and playing tennis. I also play clarinet in an orchestra and saxophone in a (very mediocre) band. I look forward to hearing from you!