P Ravi

" Ugh, it’s been tough. I reached out to a supposedly reliable online tutoring service via WhatsApp and email for Geotechnical Engineering help. Since I’m her aunt, they matched her with a tutor, explained the fees, offered a trial session, and held classes on Google Meet. Their focused guidance was really helpful, but she still isn’t satisfied. "

" This service felt like a last resort. Even for simple assignments, I had to explain Hassan’s unpredictable schedule twice before anyone could line up a tutor for me. I’m a family friend who’s seen him juggle project deadlines, so that delay was pretty frustrating. My Engineering Buddy connects you with help via WhatsApp and Google Meet, but they really need to cut down on tutor wait times. Once the support kicked in, his workload did ease up, though. "

" Yes, the tutor is solid in civil engineering. Honestly, I’m W’s sister and I’m pissed off about how long it took to get my sister’s homework done—especially after she kept procrastinating. Engineering Buddy’s customer care was really slow to match us with a tutor, and the trial session was kinda meh. She got homework help over Google Meet and WhatsApp, but the turnaround was still damn slow. Total headache. "

" Honestly, I wasn’t expecting much from Engineering Buddy’s online tutoring, but P Ravi’s Civil Engineering sessions were okay. I’m Sarah—a friend of the student—who reached out to their 24/7 WhatsApp and email support late at night. After a quick free trial, they matched him with a tutor via Google Meet. You can’t message tutors directly—you have to go through their team. The fees were reasonable, though support could be slow at times. I’m not outright recommending them, but after the tutoring, the student’s confidence greatly improved. "

" I can’t stand how messed up this tutoring process has been. Everything runs through WhatsApp or email—you can see some tutor profiles online but you can’t message them directly. They do promise a trial for a token fee—sometimes even free. After that, though, it’s strictly billable hours over Google Meet, no freebies. I’m Grant’s cousin, and from what I’ve seen, P. Ravi in Structural Analysis really knows how to gauge progress and adjust his approach on the fly. "

" Ugh, the whole process was a headache. I’m the uncle of E Girard, a university student. MyEngineeringBuddy took days to assign a tutor, and the profiles gave almost zero insight. The promised trial was confusing, too. Scheduling over WhatsApp felt messy, and support wasn’t helpful when our plans changed. In the end, we only got homework help on group projects. "

" This MEB setup is a pure headache . You ping them on WhatsApp, share your Mechanics of Materials homework details, they find a tutor—trial can be free, then you pay hourly. I’m Aitana’s dad and she still couldn’t focus at home. Tutoring happens on Google Meet, and the solutions land in your WhatsApp or email. Lowkey, I wouldn’t sign up again . What’s actually good is the tutor’s clear, step-by-step problem breakdown. "

" I’m a friend of Felix Zimmermann and I asked MEB for strength of materials homework help when he missed several classes. Their process is simple: you message on WhatsApp, they match you with a tutor, and you pay per assignment. The tutor explained stress-strain calculations clearly but the session felt rushed. Communication was only through Google Meet and email, which made everything feel impersonal. I wouldn’t recommend MEB—Felix walked away dissatisfied by the blunt feedback and lack of personal touch. "

" I reached out for Mechanics of Materials homework help, and MEB’s process has been really frustrating. I’m Rosie B.’s mother, and I’ve been bombarded with 24/7 WhatsApp messages while still waiting days for email replies—it’s testing my patience. They only assigned a tutor after I paid a trial fee, and although tutor profiles are listed online, you can’t contact them directly. Overall, it’s been a total hassle. "

" I got online tutoring from P. Ravi through MyEngineeringBuddy.com because my son was struggling with some concepts. I’m Khamis Al Mazroui’s mother, and I asked for clear, step-by-step explanations. Unfortunately, the sessions felt too rigid and stayed strictly at a college level. We needed support on more basic material—something they didn’t offer. I wouldn’t recommend this service unless they expand beyond just college topics. "