Kota, Rajasthan · since 2016
Sixty-one of four hundred and twelve.
That is our 2025 NEET result: 61 government MBBS seats from the 412 students who enrolled two years earlier. Every institute in this city publishes the 61. We are publishing the 412 beside it, because the second number is the one that tells you anything.
The actual week
Nineteen taught hours, not thirty-five. Here is where they are.
No coaching website in India shows you the timetable, because the timetable is the product and in most places it reads badly. Ours is on the homepage.
Two-year course. Nineteen taught hours a week, not thirty-five — the rest is supervised self-study you can actually use.
PHYSICS
Physics — theory
SELF
Self study, library
DOUBT
Doubt counter (optional)
CHEMISTRY
Chemistry — theory
SELF
Self study
BIOLOGY
Biology — theory
SELF
Self study
DOUBT
Doubt counter (optional)
PHYSICS
Physics — problems
SELF
Self study
CHEMISTRY
Chemistry — problems
SELF
Self study
COUNSEL
Mentor check-in, 1:12
TEST
Weekly test, full syllabus so far
DOUBT
Paper discussion
REST
No classes. The institute is shut.
60
students per batch, capped
14.8%
of enrolled students got a government MBBS seat
1:12
mentor ratio, 1:8 for droppers
0
topper photographs on this website
NEET 2025 · 2023-enrolled cohort
Every stage, with the number that survived it.
Everyone who paid a fee and started. This is the denominator the sector hides.
23 left — moved city, changed stream, or could not continue. Counted as ours, not deleted.
Eight did not sit the exam.
Qualifying is not a seat. Most institutes stop counting here, because the next number is worse.
The outcome families are actually paying for: 14.8% of everyone who enrolled.
Nine. Out of four hundred and twelve.
The part Kota does not write about
We told eleven families to take their child home.
It cost us eleven fees. It is the most important sentence on this website, and the reason the rest of the wellbeing page exists.
Batch size is capped at 60
Not 200, not 400. Above sixty a teacher stops knowing who is quietly falling behind, and falling behind quietly is how this goes wrong.
Two counsellors for 412 students
Registered clinical psychologists, on staff, not a helpline number on a poster. A weekly mentor check-in is scheduled, not optional, and it appears on the timetable above.
No rank boards in public spaces
Ranks are shared with the student and the family, privately. A leaderboard in a corridor helps the top ten and damages everyone else.
Phones are allowed
A sixteen-year-old five hundred kilometres from home should be able to ring their mother without asking permission.
Come unannounced, on a working day.
Sit at the back of a live class for an hour. Any institute that needs an appointment to show you a classroom is showing you a different classroom.