Class 12 Boards Crash Course: 80% Guarantee

This is a Class 12 board exam crash course with a conditional guarantee: score 80% or above, or we keep teaching you free until you do. Total fee ₹20,000 for the full programme.

The conditions are printed below in full, before you pay, because a guarantee with hidden terms is not a guarantee.

Who actually teaches you

Every session on this course is taught by an IIT graduate. That is a hiring policy, not a marketing line: we do not staff crash courses with junior tutors working from a solution manual.

It matters for a specific reason. A teacher who has sat JEE Advanced and cleared it knows which questions are worth attempting and which are designed to consume eight minutes and yield nothing. That judgement cannot be read off a textbook, and in a crash course — where time is the scarcest thing you have — it is most of the value.

You will be told the name and background of your faculty before you pay. If that is not something a provider will tell you, it is worth asking why.

The 80% guarantee, in full

If a student meets all of the conditions below and still scores under 80% in their Class 12 board examination, we continue teaching them at no further charge until the next attempt, or refund the course fee — the student's choice.

The conditions:

1. At least 90% attendance at live sessions. Recordings do not substitute, because the sessions are interactive.
2. Every assignment submitted, on time. Not merely attempted — submitted for marking.
3. Every mock test attempted under the stated conditions.
4. Enrolment at least twelve weeks before the student's first board paper, so there is time for the method to work.

Why conditions at all? Because a guarantee that ignores whether the student did the work is not a teaching promise, it is a lottery, and the price of it ends up in everybody's fee. These conditions are simply a description of a student who turned up and did what was asked.

They are also deliberately checkable. Attendance, submissions and mock attempts are all recorded, so there is no argument later about whether they were met.

Why board preparation goes wrong

Most Class 12 students preparing for boards alongside an entrance exam make one of two mistakes.

The first is treating the boards as automatic — assuming that entrance-exam preparation covers them. It does not. The boards reward presentation, prescribed method and completeness of answer, none of which a multiple-choice paper tests.

The second is answering board papers with entrance-exam instincts. On JEE Main a wrong answer costs a mark, so caution is correct. On the boards there is no negative marking and partial credit is real, so leaving a question blank is simply discarding marks you could have had.

We teach the difference explicitly, because students sitting both in the same spring need to switch between two sets of habits six weeks apart.

Where board marks are actually lost

Not usually in knowing less. In four specific places:

• Steps not shown. The marking scheme awards method marks. A correct final answer with no working loses most of them.
• The question not answered. A three-mark question asking students to "explain" needs an explanation, not a formula.
• Presentation. Diagrams unlabelled, units missing, derivations unnumbered. Each costs fractions of a mark that total into grades.
• Time. Long-answer questions abandoned because the earlier sections were overwritten.

All four are habits. None requires learning new content, and all four are why a student who "knows everything" comes out with 68%.

What is included

• Live sessions on the full Class 12 syllabus for your chosen subjects, taught by IIT graduates.
• Answer-writing practice marked against the official marking scheme, which is the single highest-return activity in board preparation.
• Full mock papers under board conditions and timing.
• Written feedback on every mock, identifying marks lost to method, presentation, reading and time separately.
• Previous-year papers worked systematically, since board question patterns are unusually stable.
• Recordings of every session.
• Parent updates in plain language, with attendance and submission status visible.

Dates and what to confirm

CBSE Class 12 board examinations typically begin in mid-February, with the exact date sheet published by CBSE separately each year and varying by subject.

Because the guarantee requires enrolment at least twelve weeks before your first paper, the practical deadline for joining with the guarantee in place falls in November. Check your own date sheet as soon as CBSE releases it and work backwards from your first paper, not from the start of the exam period.

How to join

Enquire and we will send a diagnostic paper covering your subjects. We mark it, discuss what it shows, and confirm the subjects and timeline. You will have the guarantee terms in writing before any payment.