The week
Switch between Class XI, Class XII and the dropper batch. The hour totals under the switch are computed from the grid itself, so they cannot drift from what is drawn.
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.
Why it looks like this
Beyond about four hours of new material a day, retention falls off a cliff. Institutes that run eight are selling attendance, and the student pays for it in December.
A room, a subject teacher on call, and a fixed slot. This is where the exam is actually won, and it is on the timetable rather than assumed.
Not 'optional revision'. Locked. A seventh day of study is how a sixteen-year-old stops sleeping, and the results do not improve.
Who teaches it
Physics
9 years here
Teaches the same batch for both years. Faculty churn is the quality signal nobody advertises.
Chemistry
7 years here
Organic chemistry, and the reason our test papers are set in-house rather than bought.
Biology
6 years here
Former government college lecturer. Writes the NEET biology material we use.
Maths
5 years here
JEE Advanced level, and runs the doubt counter three evenings a week himself.