Meet Khan Sir's wife who hails from Siwan in Bihar, her name is..., check her educational qualification
New Delhi: One of the most viral and famous teachers in the country, Khan Sir is currently in the spotlight due to his marriage. Khan Sir is a well-known teacher and YouTube content creator in India who is known for providing coaching for competitive exams at a low cost to students. His YouTube channel 'Khan GS Research Center' has more than 24 million subscribers and his videos are based on topics such as current affairs, mathematics, and politics. He started with just 6 students in a small coaching center in Patna, Khan Sir but now he is the most viral teacher in the country. His unique and humorous teaching style is very popular among students.
Reportedly, Khan Sir got married in a private ceremony when Operation Sindoor, the military conflict between India and Pakistan, was going on, i.e., between May 6 and May 10. He disclosed this in front of students during his live class.
He held the reception in Patna, Bihar on June 2 where he made his first public appearance with his wife. It was the first time that people got to take a look at the bride who has been introduced as AS Khan. At the reception too, Khan Sir made sure that the pall of privacy remains around his wife. AS Khan was seen covering most of her face with a red veil. Not to miss the point that he did not disclose her full name and used acronyms to address her.
For the reception, the beautiful bride donned a red lehenga paired with a green-hued dupatta and another red dupatta which covered her face. However, her adorable smile peaked through the ghunghat, winning over the netizens. AS Khan's academic qualifications
It is reported that AS Khan hails from Siwan, Bihar and is highly educated just like her husband. She did her schooling at an Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ISCE) certified school and has also completed her further education. The streams in which AS Khan qualified are still unknown. Reception for students
Khan Sir hosted the reception for family members and close friends in Patna on June 2, 2025. Present at the occasion were Bihar Governor Arif Mohammad Khan, Bihar Deputy CM, Samrat Choudhary, Leader of Opposition Tejashwi Yadav, Education Minister Sunil Kumar, Dept of Industries and Tourism Minister, Nitish Mishra, among others. He has also arranged for a special reception on June 6, 2025, for his students.
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