Draw every force first
A coaching centre in Civil Lines, Prayagraj, since 2014.
Vivek Raizada taught physics at a school in Prayagraj for nine years. Every year he watched families pay for coaching after being shown a wall of toppers’ photos, and then find out about the refund rules only when they asked for their money back.
In 2014 he and Nidhi Raizada started Raizada Classes with three classrooms in Civil Lines. Their rule is the one Vivek teaches in mechanics: draw every force first. So the fees, the concessions, the refund rules, the timings and the teachers’ qualifications are all on this site, before you visit.
We teach JEE and NEET in Hindi or English medium, with the same teachers and the same notes in both. Batches never go over 40, Sunday is always off, and the first thing we do with a new student is find out where they are, not promise where they’ll end up.
The house rules
Every fee on the page
The fee you see includes GST. No admission fee, no registration fee, no “material charges” later.
A free test first
A 90-minute assessment test on a Sunday. It sets the concession and helps us place the student. It never decides who may join.
Leave any time
Tell us in writing (a WhatsApp message counts). We refund every full month not yet started, within 10 days.
Never more than 40
Every batch has 40 seats at most, the same teachers in Hindi and English medium.
Sunday is off
No classes, tests or homework due on Sundays. Classes end by 7:15 pm.
No promises about ranks
Nobody can guarantee a rank, so we don’t. We tell you how we teach and what the work will take.
| Classrooms | Six, each with 40 seats at most |
| Study room | Quiet, open till 7:30 pm |
| Drinking water | On every floor |
| Toilets | Separate for girls and boys |
| Safety | CCTV in corridors, a first aid kit, the fire safety certificate on the notice board |