Mathematics Educator, Social Worker, Founder of "1 Rupee Guru Dakshina" Program
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R.K. Shrivastav is a celebrated Mathematics Guru from Bihar, India, famous for mentoring underprivileged students for IIT-JEE for just ₹1 (Guru Dakshina). He holds multiple world records for his unique teaching methods.
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Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Mathematics
Government High School, Bikramganj (Rohtas)
Full Name: Rajani Kant Srivastava
Nickname: Mathematics Guru, 1 Rupee Guru
Country/State: India
Date of Birth:
Languages Known: Hindi, English, Bhojpuri
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Food Habit: Vegetarian
Religion: Hinduism
Hobbies: Teaching, Social Work, Mentoring
School: Government High School, Bikramganj (Rohtas)
College: Government High School, Bikramganj (Rohtas)
Degrees Obtained: Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Mathematics
Height: 160 cm
Weight: 60 kg
Parents: Father: Late Paras Nath Lal Mother: Aarti Devi
Siblings: elder brother
Marital Status: not_married
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Current Position: Mathematics Educator, Social Worker, Founder of "1 Rupee Guru Dakshina" Program
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Net Worth: Not Publicly Disclosed
Awards & Achievements: ,World Book of Records (London),India Book of Records ,Golden Book of World Records ,Maharshi Vishwamitra Shiksha Samman , Real Hero of Bihar
Rajani Kant Srivastava, widely known as R.K. Shrivastav, is an Indian educator and mathematician from Bikramganj in the Rohtas district of Bihar. Born into a humble family, he faced significant financial hardships and personal tragedies, including the early loss of his father. Despite his own dreams of attending IIT being cut short due to tuberculosis, he turned his passion for mathematics into a mission to help others.
He is best known for his "1 Rupee Guru Dakshina" program, where he tutors economically disadvantaged students for engineering entrance exams (IIT-JEE) for a token fee of just ₹1. His teaching style is unique, often using waste materials and practical examples to explain complex mathematical concepts. He gained international recognition when his name was included in the World Book of Records (London) for proving the Pythagoras theorem in over 50 different ways. He also holds a record for conducting "Night Classes," where he teaches mathematics continuously for 12 hours to build student stamina and concentration.
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