Frequently Asked Questions

We coach students from Class 8 to Class 12 across both SSC and CBSE curricula, along with Foundation courses for JEE and NEET, and dedicated preparation for MHT-CET (CET), JEE (Main & Advanced) and NEET (UG).

For Class 8–10, yes: we teach both SSC and CBSE, in separate batches, because the two boards reward different answer styles. For Class 11–12, board coaching follows the Maharashtra State Board, and CBSE students can join our JEE, NEET and MHT-CET batches.

The best time is Class 8 to 10 through our Foundation programme, so that fundamentals are secure before Class 11 assumes them. We also run dedicated JEE and NEET coaching for Class 11 and 12. There is no separate repeater batch; a repeater may be admitted into the regular Class 12 batch after a counselling assessment.

Through regular tests, chapter-wise assessments and feedback sessions. Results are shared with students and parents during the year — including when they are not good — rather than held back until final results. Prelim feedback is given one-to-one with parents.

Experienced subject faculty, deliberately capped batch sizes, personalised teaching and continuous evaluation. We prepare students for exams, but the emphasis is on conceptual clarity and problem-solving rather than pattern matching.

Yes. Comprehensive study material, topic-wise notes, previous-year papers with solutions, and regular mock tests under exam conditions. MHT-CET (CET) mock tests are taken online, like the real exam, with a score and rank report for every student.

Yes. Doubt sessions are scheduled rather than squeezed in after class, and students can discuss difficulties one-to-one with the subject teacher.

No. All our programmes run offline at our Panchavati centre in Nashik, which is where the small-batch teaching and one-to-one doubt sessions actually work.

Batches run Monday to Saturday, starting from 7:30 AM. The office is open 9:00 AM to 8:30 PM, Monday to Saturday. Specific batch slots vary by programme — contact us for current availability.

Send an enquiry or call us, book a free counselling session, meet the faculty with a parent present, then complete the admission form to confirm the seat.

Fees vary by programme, batch and duration, and instalment options are available on request. Please contact us for the current fee schedule so we can give you an accurate figure for your situation.

Every institute will say it is. A better question is which one fits your child: batch size, how tests are reviewed, doubt time with the subject teacher, and results you can check. Our guide to choosing a coaching class in Nashik lists the questions to ask — at any institute, including ours.

We do not run our own hostel. We help families find PGs and shared flats near our Panchavati centre, including PGs for girls, and there are several messes nearby. See our PG, flat and mess guide.

Yes. Students from talukas across Nashik district study with us. Batch timings are fixed for each standard, so most stay in Nashik during 11th and 12th (see the hostel question above).

Yes. CAP guidance after the MHT-CET result is free for our own students. Students from elsewhere can get it for a nominal charge.

We teach in English, Marathi and Hindi, according to what each student is most comfortable with.

Our only centre is in Panchavati, Nashik: G Square Complex, near Jatra Hotel, Vrindavan Nagar, Nashik 422003. Contact and directions.