About Priyank Joshi (PJ Sir)

 About Priyank Joshi (PJ Sir)

Priyank Joshi, popularly known as PJ Sir, is a JEE & NEET Chemistry Teacher in Kota, Rajasthan, with more than 18 years of teaching and mentoring experience.

He specialises in Physical Chemistry, Organic Chemistry and Inorganic Chemistry, helping students build strong conceptual foundations, improve problem-solving skills and prepare effectively for competitive examinations.

Over the years, PJ Sir has taught and mentored students preparing for JEE Main, JEE Advanced, NEET, Chemistry Olympiads and other competitive examinations. His teaching approach focuses on conceptual clarity, simplified explanations, effective doubt-solving and exam-oriented problem solving rather than rote memorisation.

Teaching Philosophy

PJ Sir believes that Chemistry becomes easier when students understand the logic behind concepts instead of simply memorising reactions, formulas and exceptions.

His approach focuses on:

  • Strong conceptual foundations
  • Step-by-step problem solving
  • Connecting theory with questions
  • Effective revision and test analysis
  • Developing accuracy and confidence
  • Making complex Chemistry concepts easier to understand

Areas of Expertise

Physical Chemistry | Organic Chemistry | Inorganic Chemistry

JEE Main | JEE Advanced | NEET | Class 11 & 12 Chemistry | Chemistry Olympiads

Beyond the Classroom

Along with Chemistry teaching, Priyank Joshi writes and shares insights about JEE & NEET preparation, conceptual learning, student mentoring, artificial intelligence in education, teacher development and the future of learning.

Through this blog, PJ Sir will share Chemistry concepts, preparation strategies, student guidance and practical insights drawn from more than 18 years of classroom experience.

Better Chemistry. Better Thinking. Better Results.

Priyank Joshi (PJ Sir)
JEE & NEET Chemistry Teacher
Kota, Rajasthan, India

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