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Courses with one rule: boards first.

Every programme keeps Class XI–XII (CBSE or State Board) on the same timetable as the entrance preparation. Four courses, each with its own entry point — and none of them is a “crash course in hope”.

Two-Year JEE (Main & Advanced)

Covers JEE Main and Advanced, MHTCET and other engineering entrance examinations — with Class XI–XII CBSE or State Board on the same written timetable. Ranked test every week, practice sheet every day.

After Class XEntry →

Two-Year NEET

Covers NEET and other medical entrance examinations — with Class XI–XII CBSE or State Board on the same written timetable. Ranked test every week, practice sheet every day.

After Class XEntry →

One-Year JEE (Main) / NEET

For students moving into Class XII — the entrance year with the board year on the same schedule. JEE Main or NEET focus, fixed at admission after a real conversation about the target. Entry by selection.

After Class XIEntry →

One-Year Repeater JEE / NEET

For students restarting after Class XII — a full year rebuilt around the actual gap in the syllabus, with the same weekly cycle as the two-year batches. Entry by selection.

After Class XIIEntry →

Read this before comparing fees

Fee structures are given in writing at admission and do not change mid-year. Scholarships of up to 100% are available through the Aptitude & Scholarship Test (AST) — so the relevant question is not “can we afford it” but “how does my child get in”. Both routes explained here →

Inside every course

The same cycle, batch after batch.

Daily

Lecture + practice sheet

A classroom session every day, with the practice sheet handed back and discussed. The boards syllabus and the entrance syllabus run in the same session.

Weekly

Ranked test

Results out the same week, paper discussed in class, and a one-page progress note to parents — attendance, marks, what comes next.

Always

Doubt classes

Doubt sessions at the centre with the faculty who taught the batch — not a helpline, not a chat queue.

Centres: batches run at Hanuman Nagar (East) and Ambazari (West & Residential). Class timings differ by stream and centre; the printed week for your batch is given at admission.

Not in Class XI yet?

Class 10 — decide with evidence.

If you are choosing a stream or a coaching institute after Class X, sit the AST and get a real read on where your preparation stands. Two free tools help you decide first: the career direction test (RIASEC, 30 questions, ~10 minutes) names your type — then the career tree walks every branch honestly: subjects, entrance exams, colleges and real salaries.

the honest track

Aptitude & Scholarship Test — up to 100% scholarship.

Open to all Class 10 pass students, conducted every year. Performance on the AST decides the scholarship on the two-year JEE/NEET programmes.

How the AST works Call to register

East · Hanuman Nagar91686 83843

West · Ambazari74474 42062