Is the demo free, and do I have to enrol?
The demo is free. You are under no obligation to enrol afterwards. Our team confirms the demo length and time when they call you.
What happens after I book?
You send your details. Our team calls you to confirm your level, subjects and demo time. After the demo you get a batch and timetable plan, and you decide.
How is the demo different from paid coaching?
The demo is a single class so you can see our teaching. Paid coaching is a regular batch with a timetable, practice questions and review of progress.
What are the fees?
Fees depend on level, subjects and format. Our team shares the exact fees on the call, before you decide anything.
How is my child matched with a teacher?
We match by level and subject, using what you tell us in the form and on the call. You can discuss your child's needs and goals with us before enrolling.
Online or classroom?
Both. Online classes are live and open to students anywhere. Classroom coaching is at TGN Square near Borivali station and at Avon Arcade near Vile Parle station, Mumbai.
How is IGCSE different from CBSE or ICSE?
IGCSE is a Cambridge qualification, usually taken at the end of Grade 10, with an international focus and an emphasis on understanding and application. CBSE and ICSE are Indian national boards. The right choice depends on your child's school, plans and future study options.
Core or Extended: which should my child take?
Many Cambridge IGCSE subjects offer both. Core papers cap the highest grade at C, while Extended papers allow A*. The right tier depends on your child's current level and goals, and we can advise on it during your demo.
What is the difference between coaching and school tuition?
Coaching is built around the exam: the syllabus topics, exam-style practice and answer technique. General tuition is often help with school homework. Our classes follow the Cambridge syllabus and exam-style practice.
Do IGCSE grades matter for university?
IGCSE results are often asked for when students apply for A Level, IB or sixth-form places, and they appear in later applications. Requirements differ by school, country and university, so check with your target.
Which levels and boards do you teach?
Grades 8, 9 and 10 (IGCSE), AS Level and A Level, with subjects following Cambridge syllabus codes.
Do you cover both AS and A2?
Yes. Students can join for AS Level, the full A Level, or A2 only if they have already completed AS.
Can my child join from outside India?
Yes. Online classes at every level are available in the Gulf countries and Singapore, with timings arranged for your region.
When should my child start?
Starting early, even from Grade 8, builds the foundation before the IGCSE years and leaves the most revision time. Students closer to an exam series can join focused revision batches. Read what Std 8 means for IGCSE.