Coaching Classes for Nashik Road Students

Students from Nashik Road, Jail Road and the Bytco side of the city travel to our Panchavati centre, mostly for the Class 11–12 entrance programmes. It is a cross-city trip, and it deserves an honest conversation before anyone commits to it.

Is the trip worth making?

That depends on the programme. For a two-year JEE or NEET course, the commute is part of daily life for two years, so how the fixed batch timings fit the daily trip matters as much as the teaching. For Class 8–10 students, whose day is already full with school, a long trip is harder to justify, and we will say so if we think it does not suit your child.

Programmes Nashik Road students join

• JEE (Main & Advanced) — taught to Advanced depth, drilled for Main accuracy.
• NEET (UG) — NCERT-first Biology, and Physics treated as the section where scores are actually lost.
• MHT-CET — timed sectional practice for a speed paper.
• 11th & 12th Science — State Board, for students without an entrance focus.

Making the commute work

Batch timings are fixed for each standard and the same for every student — there are no separate batches for students who travel in. Check the current timings on our contact page against the real door-to-door trip on an ordinary weekday before deciding. Our guide to commuting for coaching covers the rest.

Questions Nashik Road families ask

Where exactly is the centre?

G Square Complex, near Jatra Hotel in Panchavati. The map on our contact page gives directions from wherever you are.

Do you offer online classes for students who live further away?

No. All programmes run offline at the Panchavati centre.

Can we visit before deciding?

Yes. A counselling session is free, and you can meet the subject faculty with a parent present.