Ashish PM

" I posted my requirement for a PowerMill Moodle assignment tutor on Teacheron and someone from MyEngineeringBuddy reached out via WhatsApp. The support team matched me with Arun V, set up a trial session at no cost, and handled all communication through email. I couldn’t contact the tutor directly on the site, which felt odd, but Arun delivered my homework solution smoothly over email. It wasn’t perfect—response times lagged sometimes—but overall I’m happy with the help and would recommend the company. "

" I wasn’t sure at first, but after my daughter hit a wall with her CAD assignment on Edmodo, we reached out for help. Honestly, the process felt kind of slow—like, you message on WhatsApp and then wait for someone to confirm availability. Midway through, I realized I was dealing with a coordinator rather than the tutor directly, which seemed a bit indirect. As her mom, I handled the payment arrangements and paperwork.

The actual tutoring happened over Google Meet. The tutor patiently walked her through some tricky design tools step by step, though sometimes the explanations felt a little bland, full of “as you see here” phrases. There were moments when my daughter joked she wanted to bang her head on the desk because the concepts felt repetitive. They did offer a free trial session, which was nice, but the regular fee isn’t exactly cheap.

Still, having everything sorted through WhatsApp and email—no extra logins needed—was super convenient. What really stood out compared to other services was the one-on-one pacing and sending solutions straight to our preferred contact. In the end, it did solve her problem. "

" I got homework help from Ashish PM via My Engineering Buddy. I’m her mother and I handle scheduling. We messaged our needs on WhatsApp at 2 a.m. (yes, really!). The team paired us with Ashish in minutes and even offered a free trial. Sessions ran on Google Meet, and he sent step-by-step solutions over WhatsApp right after. Profiles are on the website, but emails stay hidden to keep things simple. Totally handy. "

" Signed up my kid for Haiku HW in critical thinking and got paired with Arun V almost instantly. Dad here—I’ve seen R struggle before, so this was a relief. Sessions run on Google Meet, and homework solutions arrive straight to WhatsApp. I like the pace. They charge hourly and even offer a cheap or free trial. One suggestion: it’d be great to get a quick session summary at the end of each meeting. Yes, the student recommends the company. "

" I’d been on edge when my son’s engineering instructor piled on endless Strength of Materials assignments. Then we reached out through WhatsApp and, surprisingly, MEB matched him with a CAD expert almost immediately. I’m his father, and I was skeptical at first. The trial session was straightforward—no website login hassles, just Google Meet and clear communication. They could improve by adding career counseling services.

He received detailed, step-by-step solutions for his Strength of Materials homework. Cheers! "

" After J struggled in her Sheet Metal Design class, I reached out via WhatsApp to the Engineering Buddy team. They got back to me quickly and set up a trial session. The tutor explained CAD concepts clearly and customized each meeting to her needs. The hourly fee was reasonable and the whole process was straightforward. All communications were handled over email, so we didn’t need any extra logins. One area for improvement would be to have more PhD-level tutors available. Overall, J ended up with much better grades. "

" My kid was freaking out at midnight, stuck on an Engineering Mechanics problem, and I’d had enough. I’m his aunt, and I’ve seen him struggle—he needed instant help. So I messaged their support on WhatsApp, explained the whole situation, and they connected him with Tarun. He jumped on Google Meet right away and guided my nephew through every step, no fluff. It wasn’t perfect—there were a few connection glitches, and I nearly lost it when the audio dropped—but he stuck with it until my nephew understood the solution. Honestly, the way he broke down complex equations and free-body diagrams in real time was seriously impressive, even though I was bracing for more hiccups. He emailed the final write-up exactly when he promised. Thanks, Tarun. "

" I tried My EngineeringBuddy’s Physics homework help when Khaled A. got stuck. As Khaled’s friend, I watched their 24/7 WhatsApp/email service match him with a tutor super fast. They don’t spam you with random courses—you just pay an hourly or flat homework fee and hop on Google Meet sessions. The trial was almost free, which was dope. I’m half tempted to bash them for the occasional glitch, but tbh I’d still recommend it. Shoutout to the tutor! "

" I felt completely lost when Rana H.’s physics assignment deadline was approaching and I didn’t know where to turn. As her mother, I watched her panic build until MEB’s WhatsApp service quickly paired her with a tutor who explained the concepts clearly. Her homework solution arrived fast, and the nominal fee was hardly noticeable. It was more transparent and accessible than any competitors we’d tried. "

" I’m L’s father and reached out to MEB when he kept postponing his physics assignments. Contacting them over WhatsApp was really easy, but the tutor profile felt a bit clunky. A brief trial session got him started, though paying for it added some stress. The solutions arrived by email, and since then he’s been more consistent and his confidence has risen. His life has definitely improved after getting their help. "