Most students in this town attend school in the morning and coaching in the evening, and the two never speak to each other. The School Integrated Program removes the duplication and gives the hours back.
A Class 11 student running school and separate coaching spends eleven hours in a classroom and studies the same chapter twice, taught two different ways. What suffers is not marks in the short term. It is sleep, revision, and any subject that is not being examined that month.
School content and competitive content are sequenced together, so a chapter is taught once and then extended, rather than taught twice from scratch.
CBSE, ICSE and UP Board, all taught to the same standard. Dussherabagh runs both English and Hindi medium; Awas Vikas Colony is English medium.
Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology on the Science side. Accountancy, Business Studies and Economics on the Commerce side, with Mathematics as an option.
Foundation years. Reading, reasoning and number sense, with the habits that make Classes 9 to 12 survivable.
Board syllabus taught to a depth that makes the Class 11 jump smaller, with early exposure to competitive-style questions.
Board and entrance preparation in a single timetable, with weekly testing and a written performance record shared with parents.
Sections are capped so a teacher can stop for one student without losing the room. This is the constraint everything else is built around.
Indicative. The published timetable for each class is given at counselling and differs by stream and board year.
Core teaching. New concepts go here, when attention is at its best.
Problem solving on what was taught that morning, supervised, so mistakes are caught the same day.
Self study in the Prime Library, with a teacher reachable for doubts rather than a second lecture.
Seats are structured, not sold. Visit either institute and speak with our counselling team about the right track for your child.