From Malegaon to Nashik for JEE, NEET or MHT-CET: What Families Should Plan
Malegaon families choosing coaching in Nashik for 11th–12th Science face one decision before any other: the move. When to decide, what to budget for, and what to settle before Class 11 begins.
For a family in Malegaon, choosing JEE, NEET or MHT-CET coaching in Nashik is really two decisions: the coaching, and the move. Malegaon is too far for a daily trip, so a student who studies with us lives in Nashik for 11th and 12th. This is how families plan it — and the order that tends to work.
Decide early, not in June
The best time to settle the plan is before SSC results, not after. Once results are out, junior college admissions, rooms near the coaching centres and the first weeks of Class 11 all arrive together. A family that has already visited, chosen a programme and looked at rooms can spend June on the student instead of on logistics.
By the end of Class 10: decide between JEE, NEET and MHT-CET, or a combination. NEET or JEE: how to decide helps.
Before results: visit the centre. A counselling session is free, and you can meet the subject faculty with a parent present.
Straight after results: confirm the room and the junior college together — one decides the other.
What to budget for
We do not quote figures here, because rent and mess charges vary with the room, the sharing and the season. But the list itself is worth making early, item by item:
Room rent and the deposit — a PG or a shared flat.
The mess, monthly.
Coaching fees — they vary by programme, and instalment options are available on request.
Trips home, books and day-to-day expenses.
We help families find a PG or a shared flat near our Panchavati centre to suit their budget, including PGs for girls. Several messes nearby mean a student can choose rather than depend on one. Our guide to staying in Nashik has a checklist for visiting a room.
What the two years look like
Batch timings are fixed for each standard and the same for every student, and classes run Monday to Saturday — so a student living near the centre simply builds the day around the batch, and Sunday stays free for rest or a trip home. Living close also makes the parts of the programme that are easy to miss — doubt sessions, test reviews — easy to attend.
For MHT-CET, mock tests are taken online, and each student receives a rank report with their score. After prelim-pattern papers, feedback is given one-to-one, with parents included — which matters more when parents are a long way away.
CBSE or State Board?
Our 11th & 12th board coaching is for Maharashtra State Board students. CBSE students from Malegaon can join our JEE, NEET and MHT-CET batches, which cover the NCERT topics those exams test.
Questions Malegaon families ask
Do you have a centre in Malegaon?
No. All classes are offline at our centre in Panchavati, Nashik.
Is there a batch timed for students coming from outside Nashik?
No. Timings are fixed for each standard and the same for everyone; students from outside Nashik stay nearby.
Can we see a room before deciding?
Yes — and you should, with your child. Book a counselling visit and we will help you look at options near the centre.
To start planning, contact us for a free counselling session.
We cap batch size deliberately, because attention does not scale. Tell us a little about the student and we will call you back with batch availability.