Programmes
Choose by the grade the student is in, not by the season.
Three front-door programmes, each one taught one-on-one by the same coach from the first session to the last. The programme decides how much intervention a student gets and over what runway; session counts are fixed and the pacing adapts to school and board calendars.
- 01Exploring PathwaysGrades 9–10
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36 sessions over 2–3 years. The widest runway we offer. The student builds a reading habit, learns to argue and write, and tests interests before any of it has to become a decision.
- All six learning modules, taken slowly and in depth
- Stream and subject planning for Grades 11 and 12
- Extra-curricular direction: fewer commitments, pursued further
- A first university map, revisited every few months
- 02Learning AcademyGrade 11
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26 sessions over 12–15 months. The decisive year. Profile depth and written voice are built now so that Grade 12 is execution rather than invention.
- Critical reading and writing, with the student publishing their own blog
- Reasoning practice aimed at thinking-skills style aptitude papers
- Real-world assignments and a value-creation project
- University shortlist and narrative drafted before Grade 12 begins
- 03Admissions BootcampGrade 12
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16 sessions over 4–6 months. Application season handled end to end, for three to five applications in India or abroad.
- Shortlist, eligibility and deadline calendar
- Application forms, essays and recommendation strategy
- Aptitude test preparation, including Cambridge-style thinking skills
- Three mock interview rounds with written feedback
Shorter engagements are available where a family needs them: a condensed admissions capsule, and standalone interview preparation. Ask on the call.
From explorer to leader
The arc we are trying to produce.
Most students arrive as explorers or wanderers: interested in many things, committed to none, unsure which interest is real. The curriculum moves them towards creating something of their own, and then towards leading — taking responsibility for an idea, a project or a group. Universities notice which of those three a student sounds like.
Explorers & wanderers
Wide interest, little depth. The work here is reading, exposure and honest reflection.
Creators
Interest becomes output: writing, research, a project, a small venture, a body of work.
Leaders
Output becomes responsibility, for other people and for an idea beyond the self.
Fees
Discussed on the call, after the recommendation.
Programmes differ in length and intensity, so a single price list would be misleading. On the consultation call we agree what the student actually needs, then share the fee for that programme along with quarterly and monthly payment options. Goods and services tax applies as per Indian law.
Every programme runs on the same curriculum and the same weekly rhythm. See the six modules and how a session actually works.
How it’s delivered