Given below are six sentences of a paragraph. Sentence A is the beginning whereas sentence F is the last sentence of the para. The middle four sentences are jumbled up. Select the option that gives their correct order forming a meaningful and coherent paragraph.
A. In the course of my education at MIT, three teachers shaped my thinking.
B. Their combined contributions formed the foundation on which I later built my professional career.
C. Prof. Sponder taught me technical aerodynamics.
D. These three teachers were Prof. Sponder, Prof. KAV Pandalai and Prof. Narasingha Rao.
E. Each one of them had very distinct personalities, but they shared a common impulse— the capacity to feed their students’ intellectual hunger by sheer brilliance and untiring zeal.
F. He was an Austrian with rich practical experience in aeronautical engineering.

Correct option is C

Option (c) is the correct order of the given sentences.
· Sentence B logically follows Sentence A as it discusses the combined contributions of the three teachers mentioned in Sentence A.
· Sentence D then introduces the three specific teachers who shaped the author’s thinking, providing context for the discussion.
· Sentence E follows by describing the distinct personalities of these teachers and their shared dedication to teaching.
· Sentence C introduces Prof. Sponder, one of the three teachers, specifying his subject of expertise, which ties into the author’s educational background.
· Sentence F elaborates on Prof. Sponder's background, giving further detail about his experience and origin.
This sequence maintains a logical and coherent flow, with each sentence building on the previous one to create a complete narrative about the influence of the teachers on the author’s education and career.