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Kondapur, Hyderabad / Classes VII to X

Speed is physics.We teach the physics.

Corners pull 5g sideways, braking pulls 5g again. Harness, HANS device and a trained neck carry that load, and the physics says exactly why.

Understanding not just the motion but theory behind it

Physics, in motion

Watch the idea behave.

Pendulum, incline, ripple tank, then the prism and the graph on screen. We start from the motion and write the equation afterwards.

Four years, four waypoints.

Each year has one job. Nothing is taught early to look impressive, and nothing is left for the board year that should have been finished before it.

  1. I

    Class VII

    Foundations

    Number systems, Algebra, Geometry, General science

    Integers, ratio and proportion, and the first formal proofs, with physics and chemistry taught as subjects in their own right.

  2. II

    Class VIII

    Structure

    Linear equations, Mensuration, Coordinate basics

    Manipulation becomes fluent, and written lab work starts carrying marks of its own.

  3. III

    Class IX

    Board year one

    Polynomials, Trigonometry, Coordinate geometry, Biology

    The first board-style papers, with the whole syllabus mapped week by week against your board.

  4. IV

    Class X

    Board year two

    Full board syllabus, Pre-boards, Timed papers

    A complete first pass before November, then three revision rounds and timed papers until the hall.

Four boards, one method.

Whichever board your school follows, the work is the same: one problem at a time, worked on paper, until the reasoning holds without help.

CBSE

Central board

The NCERT spine, with boards in March.

The syllabus most Hyderabad schools follow.

ICSE

CISCE

Wider English and heavier lab work.

Papers reward complete, well written answers.

IGCSE

Cambridge

Papers sat across two exam sessions.

Coursework and practical assessment included.

IB

MYP through Class X

Criterion based assessment.

Includes the personal project in the final year.

A teaching room at the Kondapur campus with a wall mounted interactive smart board
Kondapur, one of the teaching rooms

Two ways to attend, one class.

The online batch and the campus batch cover the same syllabus at the same pace, with the same teacher. You can switch between them when a term gets difficult.

On campus in Kondapur

Small rooms, smart boards, and a teacher who can see your paper. You walk in with the workbook and walk out with the corrections.

Batch of ten / 90 minute sessions / Kondapur, Hyderabad / Wednesday doubt slot

A smart board on a trolley in a teaching room at the campus

How a week runs.

Every batch follows the same rhythm, online or on campus. The Friday test is the one fixed appointment of the week.

Mon
New concepts, worked on the smart board
90 min
Tue
Problem sets, checked in the room
90 min
Wed
Doubt slot, bookable in fifteen minute blocks
45 min
Thu
Second pass on the week's concepts
90 min
Fri
Timed test on the week's topics
60 min
Sat
Test review, one to one
45 min
Sun
Closed
No session
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Everything is worked, not watched

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One written assessment in maths and science, marked by the teacher who will take the batch. You leave with a plan for the term, whether or not you enrol.

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