Sections are capped, so admission is a conversation rather than a form. Come to either institute, bring the student, and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right place.
We do not take admissions over a web form, because we have never met a family whose situation fitted into one.
Call, send an enquiry on WhatsApp, or simply walk into either centre during working hours.
Sit with our team, with the student present. We go through the current situation, the track that fits, the timetable, and the fees. Every question about money is answered here.
A short written assessment so we place the student at the right level. It decides the section, not whether we accept the student.
If there is a seat in the right section, we confirm it and hand over the timetable, the material list and the reporting schedule.
That is the only thing that genuinely matters. The rest can follow.
Counselling without the student is a conversation about someone who is not in the room.
The most recent school result, whatever it says. It helps us place, not judge.
Written down, if that helps. Nobody thinks of them in the room.
This form sends your details to us on WhatsApp. Nothing is stored on this website. If you would rather talk now, call 7084 444 911 during working hours.
Fees depend on the class, the stream and the track, so we go through them properly at counselling rather than publishing one number that fits nobody. You will have the full picture before you commit to anything.
Classes 6 to 12, on CBSE, ICSE and UP Board. Dussherabagh teaches in both English and Hindi medium; Awas Vikas Colony is English medium. Streams in Classes 11 and 12 are Science and Commerce. Library membership is open more widely, including to students from other schools and to adults preparing for competitive examinations.
Both institutes are in Barabanki: Dussherabagh, and Awas Vikas Colony. The Prime Library runs from two further locations, near Satokhar Talab and in Tehsil Colony.
Sometimes, if a seat exists in the right section and the student can realistically catch up. We will tell you plainly if we think they cannot.
When a section is full, yes. Section sizes are capped on purpose, and taking one more student would break the thing families came here for.