The whole board year, handled.
Maths and Science, each with its own expert teacher, one student per class — planned across the year so the syllabus finishes early and papers get the time they deserve.
- CBSE / NCERT
- One teacher per subject
- One student per class
- Every class recorded
- Doubts cleared in class
- Parent progress updates
- Reschedule with notice
- Free demo first
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Subject 01 · Maths
All 14 chapters, taught
until they're solved.
Your child's teacher follows the school's order, but never moves on while a step is still shaky. Every chapter ends with practice your child does while the teacher watches.
NCERT syllabus
14 chapters
- 1Real NumbersConcepts
- 2PolynomialsApplication
- 3Pair of Linear EquationsApplication
- 4Quadratic EquationsApplication
- 5Arithmetic ProgressionsApplication
- 6TrianglesProofs
- 7Coordinate GeometryApplication
- 8Introduction to TrigonometryConcepts
- 9Applications of TrigonometryApplication
- 10CirclesProofs
- 11Areas Related to CirclesNumericals
- 12Surface Areas and VolumesNumericals
- 13StatisticsNumericals
- 14ProbabilityConcepts
Tags describe the kind of practice a chapter needs, not board weightage. Your child's plan is set in the first class after the teacher sees where the gaps are.
What one-to-one fixes
Marks lost to one wrong step
The teacher watches your child solve and corrects the exact step, live
Proofs in Triangles and Circles get skipped
Proof drills until the construction and reasoning come automatically
Runs out of time in the exam
Timed practice on the question types that repeat every year
Formulae don't stick
A personal formula sheet, revisited on a spaced schedule
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Subject 02 · Science
Three subjects in one paper,
taught as three.
Physics, Chemistry, and Biology need completely different practice — numericals, equations, and labelled diagrams. A Science teacher plans each separately instead of averaging them into one revision.
Where most marks are lost to numericals and ray diagrams.
- 9Light — Reflection and RefractionDiagrams
- 10The Human Eye and the Colourful WorldDiagrams
- 11ElectricityNumericals
- 12Magnetic Effects of Electric CurrentConcepts
Equations and reaction patterns, drilled until they're automatic.
- 1Chemical Reactions and EquationsApplication
- 2Acids, Bases and SaltsConcepts
- 3Metals and Non-metalsConcepts
- 4Carbon and its CompoundsApplication
Long answers and labelled diagrams, written to the marking pattern.
- 5Life ProcessesDiagrams
- 6Control and CoordinationDiagrams
- 7How do Organisms Reproduce?Concepts
- 8HeredityConcepts
- 13Our EnvironmentConcepts
Chapter numbers follow the NCERT Science textbook. Tags describe the kind of practice each chapter needs, not board weightage.
What one-to-one fixes
Numericals in Electricity and Light are left blank
Formula-by-formula numerical drills until the pattern is obvious
Diagrams lose marks on labels
Ray diagrams, the human eye, life processes — drawn and labelled repeatedly
Chemical equations stay confusing
Balancing practice and reaction families, not rote memorising
Long answers are vague
Answer writing shaped to the marking pattern, point by point
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Two subject teachers. One plan around your child.
Maths and Science are taught by different experts — but you deal with one schedule, one report, and one person. Take a single subject, or both.
One timetable
Both subjects scheduled together around school and coaching, not booked twice.
One progress report
Maths and Science updates reach you in the same place, on the same rhythm.
One counsellor
A single person you talk to about teachers, timings, or changing the pace.
Inside one class
Sixty minutes, drawn to scale.
A class where the child only watches is a lecture. Tap any block to see what happens in it.
minute 35 – 50
Your child solves, teacher watches
The teacher sees every step as it's written and corrects mistakes as they happen.
Class packs · your pace
Buy classes, not months.
A pack is a number of classes. How long it lasts is up to the pace you choose — the same 24 classes run three months at two a week, or two months at three.
A pack covers one subject. Taking Maths and Science means two packs on one shared timetable — the fee depends on the pack and subjects, and we go through it after the free demo.
The problem, restated
Class 10 isn't harder. It's just longer, with less room to fall behind.
Without support
- The syllabus finishes in January, leaving no time for papers
- Numericals and proofs get skipped instead of practised
- Doubts pile up because there's no room to ask in a full class
- Maths and Science compete for the same evening hours
With a personal teacher
- Syllabus done early, so months are left for sample papers
- The exact weak step is corrected while your child solves
- One-to-one classes make asking questions the normal thing
- Both subjects planned on one timetable around school
Parent reviews
What parents notice after regular classes.
My son used to avoid Maths, but now he finishes his homework without us reminding him.
The teacher explained every topic patiently. My daughter is much more confident before her school tests.
We could clearly see improvement after just a few weeks. Even her school teacher noticed the difference.
I liked that the teacher focused on my child's weak chapters instead of teaching everyone the same way.
The teachers are very approachable. My child isn't afraid to ask questions anymore.
The one-to-one format means the teacher can slow down and explain a topic again whenever my child needs it.
Questions parents ask
Everything about the demo, teachers, and pace.
Still unsure about something?
Message us and a counsellor replies personally — usually within a few hours.
Ask on WhatsAppYes. The Class 10 demo is completely free and needs no payment details. Your child attends a live class, and only after that do we talk about tuition plans.