Before you enrol
The questions we answer most often at the admissions desk.
Yes, and roughly half our batch does. Evening and weekend sections exist for this reason. The non-negotiable is the Sunday paper — three hours, once a week, in your own hand.
The two that suit your degree and your reading habit, with a scoring history worth the marks. We do this selection with you in the first sitting rather than handing out a standard list.
Classes are in English because the papers are, but explanation switches to Urdu whenever a concept is not landing. Nobody is penalised in class for asking in Urdu.
It is the same live class, the same schedule and the same marked papers, submitted as scans. The only thing you miss is the campus library.
No. Bring your marksheet and, if you have it, your paper. We build a plan around the two or three papers that pulled your aggregate down instead of repeating what you already cleared.
No, and no honest institute can. What we commit to is a fixed schedule, a capped batch, and a teacher who marks your work every single week.
Needs-based concession is available on written application. Ask for the form at the front desk or mention it when you enquire.
Yes. Demo classes run every Saturday at 10:00 am. Take the paper with the batch and decide afterwards.
Come to a demo class: Every Saturday at 10:00 am.