Questions we get every single week.

Three steps. Book a free counselling call, sit a short diagnostic test, then pick the batch that fits your timetable. You enrol only after the demo class — nobody is asked to pay before they have seen a mentor teach.

Yes, and it is a real class, not a sales presentation. You sit in with a running batch, and the counselling call afterwards is also free.

Yes. Weekend and evening batches exist for exactly this, SAP tracks especially. Every class is also recorded to your student login, so a missed session is never a lost session.

Both, and some programs run as hybrid. Online batches are live — you can ask questions in the class — and they carry the same material, mocks and doubt support as classroom.

Usually within the first two to three weeks, because the recordings let you catch up. Past that, we would rather put you in the next batch than have you permanently chasing it. We will tell you honestly which applies.

FICO consistently has the most openings, because every company runs finance, followed by MM and SD. But "most openings" and "best fit for you" are different questions — the right module depends on your degree and whether you prefer configuration or coding. We map it to your background on the free counselling call.

Yes. The functional modules — FICO, MM, SD and HCM — are about business processes, not programming, and commerce, operations and HR graduates often do better in them than coders. Only the ABAP track needs a genuine appetite for code.

Quality beats hours. Three to four focused hours a day is enough for most working professionals, a little more for full-time aspirants, when the time goes on analysis rather than endless new material. A diagnostic test tells us your real starting point and we build the plan around it.

Yes, and most successful CLAT candidates do exactly that. The workload is real but manageable with a fixed daily current-affairs habit and weekend legal-reasoning practice. Our schedules are built to sit beside the board timetable, not fight it.

It varies by branch and by the PSU, but competitive candidates generally target well above the qualifying cutoff — the PSU shortlist sits far higher than the M.Tech one. We set a branch-specific target with you based on recent cutoffs rather than a single generic number.

Take the GRE if your shortlist mixes MS and MBA programmes or your vocabulary is strong; take the GMAT Focus if your list is MBA-only and consulting-heavy. Most schools now accept both, so the honest tiebreaker is a free diagnostic of each — whichever you score better on, relative to its percentile table, is your test.

Four to ten weeks for most candidates, depending on your current level and target band. Speaking and Writing usually need the most work; Listening and Reading improve fastest with technique. A placement test tells us which band you are starting from.

IMU-CET covers similar PCM ground but is generally less deep than JEE Advanced, with extra sections on English, General Knowledge and Aptitude. The real difficulty is not the paper — it is the medical standards and sponsorship interview that follow, which most candidates never prepare for.

It is workable early on because Physics and Chemistry overlap, but by Class 12 the Maths-versus-Biology split and the different question styles make a single focus far more effective. We will give you an honest view on your counselling call rather than sell you both.

Capped deliberately. Small enough that the mentor knows your score trend without checking a register — that is the whole reason we cap it, so we do not quietly raise the number when demand rises.

One free batch shift is included in every program. Genuine pauses — board exams, medical leave, a work posting — are handled case by case rather than by policy.

A mix, by design. Exam subjects are taught by full-time faculty who have cleared that exam; SAP modules are taught by working consultants, because the configuration they teach is the configuration they supported last week.

Yes, every class, uploaded to your login for the full course duration. Recordings are for revision and missed sessions — they are not a substitute for attending live, where you can actually ask.

Raise it from your student login and a faculty member answers in the same thread, plus there are dedicated doubt windows each week. No question waits for next week's class.

Included. Topic-wise modules, class notes and documents, all inside your login, with printed material where the program needs it. There is no separate material fee.

Practice tests are unlimited. Full mocks are allocated per student based on the offer in your enrolment — your exact allowance is visible in your login, and retaking a mock you have already opened does not consume another one from it.

Same timer behaviour, same interface conventions, same difficulty curve and the same negative marking. The timer is enforced on the server, so a refresh or a dropped connection does not hand you extra minutes.

A sectional and topic-wise report: accuracy, time spent, difficulty split, comparison against the batch and your own trend line across attempts. Your mentor reads the same report you do.

Because it changes with the track, the batch mode and how much of the program you need — a three-month SAP module and a twelve-month CAT package are not the same purchase. We quote once we know which you want, and the quote holds for that batch.

Yes. Fees can be split across the course duration, and every payment produces a numbered receipt you can see any time under Fees in your login.

Merit discounts on the diagnostic, early-bird pricing before a batch opens, and concessions for repeat students and siblings. Any discount is applied to your written fee plan — never left as a verbal promise.

It is stated in writing on your enrolment form before you pay, and it differs by program length. Ask on the counselling call and we will show you the clause rather than summarising it.

The office creates it when you enrol and hands you the ID and password. Logins are issued by the institute only — there is no public sign-up, which is what keeps paid material behind the gate.

Ask the office to reset it. For your own safety the account also locks itself for a while after several wrong attempts in a row.

Your course syllabus and topic notes, downloadable material, live-class links, practice tests and mocks, your performance reports, the doubt thread with faculty, and your fee statement and receipts.

Yes for notes, classes, reports and doubts. For a timed mock, use a laptop or desktop — the real exam is on one, and practising on a phone trains the wrong habits.

For the full course duration, including material and recordings. If you extend into another batch, access extends with it.