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​About the Author

​Hi, I am Kalikamal Barman (KK Sir), the founder and educator behind English with KK Sir. I am a certified English educator and former college lecturer with a mission to simplify English grammar and literature for WB Board students and competitive exam candidates.

Here is a quick look at my academic and professional journey:

​🎓 Educational Qualifications:

  • ​M.A. in English – Cooch Behar Panchanan Barma University (2018)
  • ​B.A. in English (Honours) – University B.T. & Evening College, NBU (2016)
  • ​B.Ed – WBTTEPA (2020)
  • ​Schooling (10th & 12th) – Ghoksadanga Pramanik High School (WWBCH)

🏆 National & State Level Achievements:
  • ​Qualified UGC NET in English (Dec 2018)
  • ​Qualified CTET (July 2024) for Upper Primary (6-8)
  • ​Qualified Bihar STET 2024 (Both Secondary & Higher Secondary English)
  • ​Qualified WB TET (2022)

đŸ’ŧ Teaching Experience:

​Guest Lecturer of English at Ghoksadanga Birendra Mahavidyalaya (2019 – 2021)

​Private Tutor & Academic Mentor for English (2022 – Present)

What I Offer:

  • English Grammar: Simplified explanations of complex grammar rules tailored for school students.
  • Textual Analysis: In-depth discussions on poems, stories, and plays from the West Bengal school curriculum.
  • Writing Skills: Practical guides on paragraph writing, letter writing, notice, and report writing.
  • Literature Insights: Exploring the beauty of English literature to develop a deeper understanding of the subject.

My Goal:

We aim to bridge the gap between classroom learning and self-study by providing high-quality, easy-to-understand resources. Whether you are preparing for your Madhyamik or Higher Secondary exams, or simply want to improve your communication skills, this blog is designed to be your reliable study companion.


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