Meet the founder
Ekaveera Gouribhatla: M.Tech (Electronics & Communications), Osmania University. 15 years of teaching Mathematics and Physics.
Ekaveera Gouribhatla
Founder & CEO, CWC Academy
“Clarity in concepts creates confidence.”
Mr Ekaveera started CWC Academy to give young students a quality education in Mathematics and Physics. He holds an M.Tech in Electronics & Communications from Osmania University and has spent 15 years in the classroom, preparing students for school boards and competitive exams.
He believes students should understand what they learn, not memorise it. That idea shapes everything CWC does, from how a chapter is introduced to how a doubt gets answered.
In their own words.
Students and parents on learning with Mr Ekaveera, from public reviews of his classes at Adjoint Institute of Mathematics.
Ekaveera sir greatly helped me with building a strong base in maths by focusing on conceptual clarity and problem solving ability. … He gives personal attention to each student and is very supportive.
Have had a great experience learning from Ekaveera sir. He has taught concepts from ground up drilling fundamentals while giving tricks to solve questions.
The teacher here explains concepts clearly, are very supportive, and always help with doubts. … You will love the way sir teaches Mathematics.
Both my kids enrolled at Adjoint Institute of Mathematics, and I couldn’t be happier with my experience! The expert faculty brings highly specialized knowledge, making complex topics easy to grasp.
The faculty is very experienced and professional. … I feel confident in my math skills because of their great teaching.
Excerpts are quoted from reviews on Justdial, shortened where marked (…).
How Mr Ekaveera teaches.
Four habits shape every class, whether it’s a Class 7 student meeting geometry for the first time or a Class 12 student preparing for JEE Advanced.
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Start with why
Every topic opens with the idea behind it: where it comes from and what it means.
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Build step by step
Fundamentals first, then gradually harder problems, from basics to advanced.
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No doubt left behind
Questions are welcome in class and after it, so gaps never pile up.
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Test, then improve
Regular tests show exactly where each student stands and what to work on next.