Student in management and economics. If you want to fall in love with eco, you just have to look into the world with a different perspective. Teaching eco.

Nikhil is a trustworthy teacher. 'How' you ask? Let me jot this down into points for you:
1) He has, what you call, ' the above average' brain. I know a teacher needs more than brains but in case (chances are you won't), you come across a topic in Economics that he doesn't know, he'll learn it in no time, and be efficient enough in it to teach you. That's where the brain works.
2) He has a way with words. So he can explain a single concept in many different ways so that you are able to grasp it better.
3) He can provide you with the type of questions that might come from a chapter.
4) He can be a very observant teacher, so he can figure out what mistakes you might be making in a very less time, thus helping you improve faster.

The best part about Nikhil is that he is committed to almost everything in his life and yet at the same time very practical about it. Once he undertakes a student, he will make him/her comfortable within minutes and try to teach him the way he/she will learn and understand and not the way he wants to teach them.
He is available any time of the day and is extremely patient. He does not pressurize you but encourage you to unlock your potential. That's what makes him a trustworthy teacher and guide.