Primer Course :

Class X students, who wish to prepare for JEE (Main), JEE (Advanced) and other Engineering entrance exams can consider this course, for this course provides the basic foundation and coaching for young engineering aspirants. This course includes various learning techniques through which students can develop comprehension skills, analytical ability, mathematical skills and scientific temperament.

Foundation course (Preparatory) :

JEE (Advanced and mains) differs from conventional board exams by testing the fundamentals of the subject and the ability to think logically and analytically. As these tests include a variety of topics from class XI onwards, it is important to have conceptual clarity in these portions. This makes students stand out in the subjects of their interest. This course thus aims to develop the class XI student's ability to comprehend, think and analyse, through a process involving high levels of interaction. It is useful for preparation for JEE(Main), JEE(Advanced) and other engineering entrance examinations.. 

To solve typical JEE like problems, thinking in many dimensions is important. Students should thus incorporate preparation that requires a combination of concepts and smart learning techniques.
The course provides class XII students' important insights into how one should go about preparing for each subject and lays emphasis on the subject areas of study and problem solving. It also includes revision of the syllabus for JEE and other engineering entrance exams through a series of tests.

Subject Enrichment (Tuitions) :

This course provides support to students of class XI exclusively for the school curriculum for Mathematics and Physics. This is in view of a greater focus on competence-based questions, in the board examinations.
 

Intensive Programme :

Along with the Foundation Course (Advanced) for class XII students, this add-on programme caters to a student willing to devote additional resources towards the JEE(Advanced) exam. Topic wise tests, tasks and weekly study groups develop incisiveness, active development of strategy and focused learning.