Everything parents ask before the first class.
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Classes, format, fees and joining
Yes — and there is a result behind that answer rather than an opinion. One student taught entirely through online classes scored 99 out of 100 in Biology and went on to secure a medical college seat.
Online fails when a hundred students are watching a recording and nobody notices who is lost. It works when the group is small enough that a confused face gets seen, every class is recorded for revision, doubts are answered between classes, and there is a written test every week. That is how these classes are run.
Ask your child one question tonight: why does transpiration pull water up a tall tree?
If the answer is a definition, the current tuition is teaching the syllabus. If the answer is a reason, it is teaching the subject — and you should stay exactly where you are. A free trial class costs nothing and settles the question in an hour.
Those are large institutes built for entrance-exam preparation at scale, and they do that job well. This is a small-group class built around the CBSE board paper your child actually sits.
If your child is already scoring well and preparing for a national entrance exam, a big institute may be the better fit and you will be told so. If Biology is the subject going wrong — low marks, weak basics, or fear of the subject — a batch of two hundred is the wrong place to fix that.
The course fee is ₹18,000. Batch timings and the payment schedule are confirmed on the first call — after the free trial class, not before it. Nothing is payable to attend the trial.
Class 11 and Class 12 CBSE Biology as full subjects, and the Biology portion of Class 10 CBSE Science for students who are losing marks in that third of the paper.
Both. In person in Dehradun, Uttarakhand, and live online for students anywhere in India. It is the same class, the same notes, the same weekly tests and the same parent updates either way — not a reduced online version.
Hindi and English, switching freely depending on which makes the idea land faster for the student.
Terminology, spellings and answer-writing stay in exact CBSE English, because that is what an examiner marks. A student who understands the concept in Hindi and writes it in precise NCERT English is at no disadvantage at all.
No, but be honest with yourself about the size of the gap, because it changes the plan. Class 12 leans directly on Class 11 — Genetics needs cell division, Biotechnology needs molecular biology — so the gaps get found and filled first, alongside the current chapter, rather than being left to "revision later".
The student who moved from 20 out of 70 to 50 out of 70 started with a few weeks left before her board exam.
Yes. One class, no payment, no obligation, for Class 10, 11 or 12. Parents are welcome to sit in. It is the fastest and most honest way to find out whether this suits your child — far better than any description on a website.
Every class is recorded, so a missed class can be watched the same week rather than becoming a permanent hole. Doubts from the recording are answered in the next class or between classes.
These are CBSE board classes — Class 10, 11 and 12 — taught for genuine understanding rather than recall. That understanding is the foundation medical entrance preparation is built on, and one student did go on to a medical seat, but the course itself is built around the board syllabus and the board paper.
Still deciding? Use the trial class.
It exists precisely for this. One hour, no payment, no obligation — and you will know more than any FAQ page can tell you.