WFM Ruttumbara Bidhar
I am a passionate and fun-loving chess trainer, International Chess Player who has traveled to various countries and had won various International medals.
| Location | Odisha India |
|---|---|
| Languages | हिन्दी, हिंदी, English (US) |
| Rating | FIDE: 1992 |
| Hourly rate | 20$-23$ per hour |
| Availability | Accepting students |
| Active |
About me
I am Ruttumbara Bidhar, aged 23 from India, a passionate and fun-loving chess trainer, International Chess Player who has traveled to various countries and won various International medals.
Playing experience
I had been playing chess for the last 15 years. I have shared some of my credentials below of my golden chess career.
International Achievements:
World Youth (U-14) Girls Chess Championship 2011 – Caldas Novas, Brazil – Secured 8th Position.
Asian Youth (U-14) Rapid Chess Championship 2011 – Subic, Philippines – Gold Medalist.
Asian Youth (U-14) Rapid Chess Championship 2012 – Hikkaduwa, Srilanka – Gold Medalist.
8th Asian School Chess Championship 2012 – Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium, New Delhi – Bronze Medalist.
World Youth Girls Chess Championship 2013 – Al Ain, UAE – Participated.
Asian Youth Girls Chess Championship 2014 – New Delhi, India – Secured 6th Position.
World Junior Chess Championship 2014 – Pune, India – Participated.
World Youth Chess Championship 2014 – Durban, South Africa – Secured 10th Position.
Commonwealth Chess Championship Women's (U-20) 2017 – New Delhi, India – Secured 4th Position.
World Junior Women's (U-20) Chess Championship 2017 – Tarvisico, Italy – Participated.
Asian Junior Women's (U-20) Chess Championship 2017 – Shiraj, Iran – Bronze Medalist.
Malaysian Chess Festival Johor and Penang International Open Chess Championship 2017 – Participated.
Thailand International Open Chess Championship 2018 – Participated.
National Achievements
24th National Boys and Girls (U-11) Chess Championship 2010 – Ahmedabad, Gujarat – Silver Medalist.
National Schools Chess Championship 2012 – New Delhi – Silver Medalist.
27th National (U-13) Boys and Girls Chess Championship 2012 – Pondicherry – Bronze Medalist.
40th National Sub Junior (U-15) Boys and Girls Chess Championship – Thrissur, Kerala – Secured 8th Position.
National Junior (U-20) Boys and Girls Chess Championship 2016 – Andhra Pradesh – Bronze Medalist.
School Games Federation of India(SGFI) National School Games 2015/16 Girls Chess (U-17) Chess Championship – Nalgonda, Telangana – Bronze Medalist.
School Games Federation of India(SGFI) 62nd National School Games 2016/2017 Girls Chess Championship – Rangareddy, Telangana – Gold Medalist.
National Schools Chess Championship 2018 - KIIT University, Odisha – Gold Medalist
National Senior Open Chess Championship 2018 – Jammu – Participated.
State Achievements
Odisha State Junior Girls(U-15) Chess Championship 2012 – Gold Medalist.
Odisha State Girls (U-13) Chess Championship – Silver Medalist.
Odisha State Junior (U-19) Girls Chess Championship 2014 – Gold Medalist.
Odisha State Women's (Open) Chess Championship 2014 – Silver Medalist.
Odisha State Girls (U-17) Chess Championship 2015 – Silver Medalist.
Odisha State Women's (Open) Chess Championship 2015 – Silver Medalist.
Odisha State Girls Sub Junior (U-15) Chess Championship 2015 – Gold Medalist.
Odisha State Girls Junior (U-19) Chess Championship 2016 – Silver Medalist.
Odisha State Girls (U-17) Chess Championship 2016 – Gold Medalist.
Odisha State Senior Men's Open Fide Rated Chess Championship 2018 – Bronze Medal.
Odisha State Junior(U-19) Girls Chess Championship 2019 – Gold Medalist.
International Achievements:
World Youth (U-14) Girls Chess Championship 2011 – Caldas Novas, Brazil – Secured 8th Position.
Asian Youth (U-14) Rapid Chess Championship 2011 – Subic, Philippines – Gold Medalist.
Asian Youth (U-14) Rapid Chess Championship 2012 – Hikkaduwa, Srilanka – Gold Medalist.
8th Asian School Chess Championship 2012 – Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium, New Delhi – Bronze Medalist.
World Youth Girls Chess Championship 2013 – Al Ain, UAE – Participated.
Asian Youth Girls Chess Championship 2014 – New Delhi, India – Secured 6th Position.
World Junior Chess Championship 2014 – Pune, India – Participated.
World Youth Chess Championship 2014 – Durban, South Africa – Secured 10th Position.
Commonwealth Chess Championship Women's (U-20) 2017 – New Delhi, India – Secured 4th Position.
World Junior Women's (U-20) Chess Championship 2017 – Tarvisico, Italy – Participated.
Asian Junior Women's (U-20) Chess Championship 2017 – Shiraj, Iran – Bronze Medalist.
Malaysian Chess Festival Johor and Penang International Open Chess Championship 2017 – Participated.
Thailand International Open Chess Championship 2018 – Participated.
National Achievements
24th National Boys and Girls (U-11) Chess Championship 2010 – Ahmedabad, Gujarat – Silver Medalist.
National Schools Chess Championship 2012 – New Delhi – Silver Medalist.
27th National (U-13) Boys and Girls Chess Championship 2012 – Pondicherry – Bronze Medalist.
40th National Sub Junior (U-15) Boys and Girls Chess Championship – Thrissur, Kerala – Secured 8th Position.
National Junior (U-20) Boys and Girls Chess Championship 2016 – Andhra Pradesh – Bronze Medalist.
School Games Federation of India(SGFI) National School Games 2015/16 Girls Chess (U-17) Chess Championship – Nalgonda, Telangana – Bronze Medalist.
School Games Federation of India(SGFI) 62nd National School Games 2016/2017 Girls Chess Championship – Rangareddy, Telangana – Gold Medalist.
National Schools Chess Championship 2018 - KIIT University, Odisha – Gold Medalist
National Senior Open Chess Championship 2018 – Jammu – Participated.
State Achievements
Odisha State Junior Girls(U-15) Chess Championship 2012 – Gold Medalist.
Odisha State Girls (U-13) Chess Championship – Silver Medalist.
Odisha State Junior (U-19) Girls Chess Championship 2014 – Gold Medalist.
Odisha State Women's (Open) Chess Championship 2014 – Silver Medalist.
Odisha State Girls (U-17) Chess Championship 2015 – Silver Medalist.
Odisha State Women's (Open) Chess Championship 2015 – Silver Medalist.
Odisha State Girls Sub Junior (U-15) Chess Championship 2015 – Gold Medalist.
Odisha State Girls Junior (U-19) Chess Championship 2016 – Silver Medalist.
Odisha State Girls (U-17) Chess Championship 2016 – Gold Medalist.
Odisha State Senior Men's Open Fide Rated Chess Championship 2018 – Bronze Medal.
Odisha State Junior(U-19) Girls Chess Championship 2019 – Gold Medalist.
Teaching experience
I have been training young minds for the past 3 years.
Best skills
Good at analyzing and teaching opening lines.
Good at assisting and following the student with a personalized homework routine.
Good at working on student's calculation and visualization abilities.
Good at assisting and following the student with a personalized homework routine.
Good at working on student's calculation and visualization abilities.
Teaching methodology
Coaching fees depend on their choice of classes and timings.
Teaching Methodology
When I teach the intermediate and advanced levels, I insist on helping the student with his/her opening choices. I will be working on their opening issues to a level where the student can play the opening moves confidently enough to focus more of her time on the other game areas.
I first get to know the student's opening choices, and build a personalized opening repertoire. I then start to work out with various databases like Mega-database, Correspondence database, and engine database to collect the best games for the student and analyze them with top cloud engines to ensure my students' quality opening moves.
I will also work on the endgame as solving sessions to improve students' calculation and visualization abilities.
I will study one opening line a day and solve endgame puzzles in our session.
He/She will be doing Lichess healthy mix puzzles for an hour a day as homework, together with playing one Rapid(10+0) game with me soon after we complete our session and one rapid match with his friend or any random player over Lichess. We shall be gradually working on his self-working hours from 60 minutes to adding 20 minutes extra each week to get used to the workload slowly.
Teaching Methodology
When I teach the intermediate and advanced levels, I insist on helping the student with his/her opening choices. I will be working on their opening issues to a level where the student can play the opening moves confidently enough to focus more of her time on the other game areas.
I first get to know the student's opening choices, and build a personalized opening repertoire. I then start to work out with various databases like Mega-database, Correspondence database, and engine database to collect the best games for the student and analyze them with top cloud engines to ensure my students' quality opening moves.
I will also work on the endgame as solving sessions to improve students' calculation and visualization abilities.
I will study one opening line a day and solve endgame puzzles in our session.
He/She will be doing Lichess healthy mix puzzles for an hour a day as homework, together with playing one Rapid(10+0) game with me soon after we complete our session and one rapid match with his friend or any random player over Lichess. We shall be gradually working on his self-working hours from 60 minutes to adding 20 minutes extra each week to get used to the workload slowly.