1. DR. A.R. Khan
DR. A.R. Khan is an accomplished educationist, academician, scholar and motivator. His career as an educationist spans over three decades, having taught in India’s premier Institutions, such as the University of Delhi and the Delhi School of Economics. An avid reader and prolific writer, DR. Khan, has published articles and research papers in reputed National and International Journals. He has authored several books on varied topics, which have earned wide recognition.
he insights that DR. Khan gained while writing his Doctoral Thesis in Interdisciplinary Studies he has now perfected as an art. DR. Khan’s unique ability to simultaneously command multiple academic disciplines has been instrumental in imparting result-oriented teaching of General Studies to the UPSC Civil Services candidates.
The most explicit exposition of the success of his technique is reflected in the unprecedented success of the Khan Study Group (KSG), founded by him in 2008, of which he is also the Director. Hundreds of IAS, IFS, IPS and other Bureaucrats proudly trace their success to KSG and their Mentor, DR. A.R. Khan.
2. Dr. Jane Smith
Dr. Jane Smith is a renowned mathematician specializing in applied statistics and data analytics.
With a Ph.D. in Mathematics from a prestigious university, she has contributed extensively to
research in predictive modeling and statistical simulations.
Dr. Smith is also a published author of several academic books and has been an invited speaker
at international conferences. She enjoys working on real-world statistical problems and
often collaborates with industry experts.
Her passion for teaching is evident through her interactive classroom sessions. She believes in fostering critical thinking and analytical skills among her students, preparing them for careers in data science and quantitative research.
3. Professor Alan Walker
Professor Alan Walker is a dedicated faculty member in the Department of Physics. His expertise
lies in quantum mechanics and theoretical physics, areas in which he has made significant
contributions over the last two decades.
He has been instrumental in mentoring students and has supervised several doctoral theses.
His latest research focuses on the intersection of physics and computing, exploring
quantum computing applications in modern technology.
Professor Walker also serves as an academic advisor, guiding students on research projects and career development in physics. He has received multiple accolades for his teaching methodology and research contributions.
