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Fees

₹1,45,000 a year, and nothing else appears later.

Study material, every test, the doubt counters and the mentor check-ins are inside that number. There is no separate test-series invoice in February, which is the line item most families are surprised by elsewhere.

Two-year course, Class XI entry₹1,45,000 / yearIncludes all study material, every test, and the doubt counters. There is no separate 'test series' invoice
One-year Dropper course₹1,68,000Higher because the counsellor ratio and test frequency are higher
Hostel, twin sharing₹1,10,000 / yearRun by us, not sublet. Mess included, and the warden is on our payroll
Registration₹2,500One-off, non-refundable, and deducted from the first instalment
Scholarship, means-testedUp to 60% offTwenty-two students this year. Assessed on the household's income certificate, not on a test score

Refunds

Published as a formula, not a conversation.

A refund policy that exists only in a meeting is a refund policy designed to be argued about. Ours is arithmetic, and it is printed before you pay.

  • 01Withdraw before classes start: full fee back, less the ₹2,500 registration.
  • 02Within the first month: 80% of the annual fee back.
  • 03Within three months: 60% back.
  • 04After six months: 30% back — and we will say honestly at the counselling meeting that this is when most families change their minds.
  • 05Hostel is refunded pro-rata by the month, always, with no deductions.

Questions

Why is your selection rate lower than the institute next door?

Because ours is government seats divided by everyone who enrolled. Theirs is usually qualifiers divided by students who completed and attended above a threshold — a denominator chosen after the results were known. Ask any institute for the enrolment number in the same sentence as the selection number.

Do you guarantee a seat?

No, and nobody can. Roughly 24 lakh candidates sit NEET for about 1.1 lakh government seats. Any guarantee is either a refund product with an insurance premium buried in it, or a lie.

Only nineteen taught hours a week?

Yes — about three hours of new material a day, plus problem sessions. Beyond roughly four hours of new material a day, retention collapses and you are paying for attendance rather than learning. The rest of the timetable is supervised self-study, which is where the exam is actually won.

What if my child is not coping?

The mentor check-in catches most of it, and the counsellors see anyone flagged within 48 hours. If we think a student should go home for a term or for good, we will tell you plainly — we did that eleven times last year.

Can we visit before enrolling?

Please do, on a working day, unannounced. Sit at the back of a class. Any institute that requires an appointment to show you a live classroom is showing you a different classroom.