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Satana and Baglan Students: The First Sixty Days in Nashik for Class 11 Science

Moving from Satana or anywhere in Baglan taluka to Nashik for JEE, NEET or MHT-CET coaching? The first two months decide whether the two years go well. What to expect, week by week, and what parents should watch for.

Illustration representing a student settling into Class 11 science preparation

Students from Satana and Baglan taluka who join our 11th–12th Science batches live in Nashik during the two years. The coaching is the reason for the move, but in the first two months the move itself is what decides how things go. This is what those sixty days usually look like, and what helps.

Weeks 1–2: the routine is the whole job

Batch timings are fixed for each standard and are the same for every student, and classes run Monday to Saturday. In the first fortnight, the only goal is a routine that fits around them: the same wake-up time, the same walk to the centre, meals at the same mess, a fixed hour for revising the day's class, and a fixed time to call home. A student who has a routine by week two is usually fine. One who is still improvising in week four usually is not.

Weeks 3–4: the first test

The first test in Class 11 often comes as a shock — the syllabus is harder than SSC and the pace is faster. A low score here is normal and is information, not a verdict. What to do after a bad test result is worth reading before it happens. Doubt sessions are scheduled, so a question does not have to wait — but a student who is new to a city has to be nudged to use them.

Weeks 5–8: homesickness, and what to do about it

Many students feel it most in the second month, once the novelty has gone. What helps is ordinary: a Sunday trip home once in a while rather than every week, a roommate or friend from the same batch, and a parent who asks about the day rather than only about marks. If it does not ease by the end of the second month, talk to us — it is far easier to fix in October than in January.

For parents: three signs worth a phone call

  • Sleep slipping below seven hours on most nights.
  • Skipping meals at the mess, or living on snacks.
  • Avoiding doubt sessions or tests.

Feedback after prelim-pattern papers is given one-to-one, with parents included, and progress is shared through the year — so you will not be the last to know.

Where to stay

We help families find a PG or a shared flat near our Panchavati centre, to suit their budget, including PGs for girls. For a first year away from home, a PG is usually the easier start. Our guide to staying in Nashik covers what to check before paying anything.

Our programmes: JEE (Main & Advanced), NEET (UG), MHT-CET and 11th & 12th Science (State Board). To plan the move, book a free counselling session.

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