Teachers and qualifications

Every teacher has at least a master’s degree in the subject they teach.

Eight teachers

Physics, chemistry, maths and biology, for two-year and one-year batches.

Physics, founder

M.Sc. Physics

Taught physics at a Prayagraj school for nine years. Starts every mechanics chapter with a free body diagram, and won’t let you skip it.

Physical and inorganic chemistry, co-founder

M.Sc. Chemistry, B.Ed.

Keeps a list of the ten mistakes students make most in chemistry, and teaches those first.

Mathematics

M.Sc. Mathematics

Teaches every new idea in Hindi and English, side by side, until the words stop getting in the way.

Biology (botany)

M.Sc. Botany, B.Ed.

Draws every diagram on the board by hand, slowly, so students learn to draw it themselves.

Biology (zoology)

M.Sc. Zoology

Reads the NCERT line by line with his NEET batches. Most questions start there.

Organic chemistry

M.Sc. Chemistry

Teaches reactions as stories: who gives, who takes, and why.

Physics (one-year batches)

M.Sc. Physics

Runs the morning doubt hour. No question is too small, and nobody laughs.

Mathematics (one-year batches)

M.Sc. Mathematics, B.Ed.

Sets the weekly test for the one-year batches, and marks it by Monday.

Shalini, admissions counsellor, calls every enquiry and runs the desk.

A trained counsellor is here every Tuesday and Friday, 2 to 6 pm. Sessions are free and private.