Led by Dilip Sir (B.Tech, IIT Kanpur) · Biology by Dr. Todkar
High-weightage chapter triage, weekly board-pattern mocks, and support carried through to the optional May re-exam if you need it.
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Sprint batch
Finishes well ahead of Feb-March board exams
Per Batch
Every mock reviewed personally by name faculty
Both covered
Weekly full-length CBSE-pattern mocks
A focused pre-board sprint, not a generic revision class squeezed into whatever time is left.
Maths, Physics and Chemistry led personally by Dilip Sir (B.Tech, IIT Kanpur, JEE AIR 400, 25+ years mentoring), with the Biology section led by Dr. Todkar, a practicing General Physician.
CBSE Class 10 board exams are expected in February-March 2027. This sprint is sequenced to finish well before that window opens.
Every mock is reviewed chapter-by-chapter with the whole batch, so weak areas get named and fixed, not just scored.
Limited weeks mean we start from CBSE's actual high-weightage chapters, not a page-by-page reread of the NCERT textbook.
If CBSE's optional Class 10 second exam in May applies to your child, this batch stays with them for a focused refresher before that attempt too.
Full-length CBSE-pattern papers under real time pressure from week one, not just chapter-end tests.
A weightage-first sprint, not a page-by-page reread
High-weightage chapters (Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Mensuration, Statistics) drilled for speed and the specific step-marking patterns CBSE rewards.
Physics, Chemistry and Biology sections of the combined CBSE Science paper, with NCERT-line accuracy and diagram-labeling practice that CBSE's evaluation specifically rewards.
One full board-pattern mock per subject, a detailed error-pattern review session, and a short list of exactly what to fix before the next mock.
An 8-week sprint into the February-March window, carried through to the optional May re-exam if needed
A full-syllabus diagnostic paper in both subjects identifies exactly which chapters are weak, then the schedule is built around CBSE's actual weightage.
Daily/alternate-day sessions target the chapters carrying the most marks, with step-marking practice for Maths and NCERT-line accuracy drills for Science.
Weekly full-length board-pattern papers under real time limits, plus a session on time allocation and presentation for the actual exam.
Final revision support runs into the exam window itself, and the batch regroups for a focused refresher if a student sits the optional May second exam.
CBSE Class 10 students who have covered most of their Maths and/or Science syllabus already
Students who want board-pattern practice and speed, not a first pass through the syllabus
Families who want small-batch, faculty-reviewed mocks instead of self-scored practice
Students planning to use the February-March exam as their main attempt, with May as backup if needed
Students who haven't yet completed the bulk of their Maths or Science syllabus in school
Anyone looking for a first introduction to core Maths or Science concepts
Families wanting year-round tuition rather than a focused pre-board sprint
Looking for a full year-round Foundation program instead? See our Foundation program.
CBSE Class 10 students who have covered most of their Maths and Science syllabus in school and need focused, board-pattern practice before the Feb-March 2027 exams — not a first introduction to the topics. If entire chapters are still untaught, we'll say so upfront and suggest starting with regular classes first.
Both — Maths and Science run as parallel tracks within the same batch structure. Dilip Sir leads Maths and the Physics and Chemistry sections of Science, and Dr. Todkar leads the Biology section, so a student can join for one subject or both depending on where the gaps actually are.
CBSE has indicated a two-exam structure for Class 10 in 2026-27 — the main exams in February-March, with an optional second exam in May for students who want to improve a score. This crash course is built around the main February-March exams first, and we stay with students through the May re-exam if they choose to sit it — the exact CBSE policy should still be confirmed on the official notification once released.
Sessions run from our Amanora, Pune centre, with a live online option for students who prefer not to commute — both formats get the same content, faculty and test schedule.
Regular tuition paces through the syllabus; this is a compressed, weightage-first sprint that assumes the syllabus is mostly done and focuses purely on the chapters CBSE actually weights heavily, under real exam-paper time pressure, with every mock reviewed personally.
Tell us during the enrollment call — we'll either recommend a later batch or pair the crash course with a few one-on-one sessions on specific weak chapters first, so the group sessions aren't spent on material that hasn't been taught yet.
Every batch is capped at 12 students so every mock gets reviewed personally — enrollment closes once the batch is full or the sprint window starts, whichever comes first.
Talk to us directly about whether the crash course fits where your child's syllabus stands today.