
Class 9–10 residential school
CBSE schooling for Class 9 and 10, with the full residential routine. The first two years of a four-year path to NEET.
- Who
- Students finishing Class 8
- Length
- Two years (four-year path)
- Campus
- Bachenahatti, from 2027–28*
Three entry points into one residential life: schooling from Class 9, PUC with NEET, and a long-term year for students who have written NEET.

CBSE schooling for Class 9 and 10, with the full residential routine. The first two years of a four-year path to NEET.

1st and 2nd PUC (Science) and NEET preparation on one timetable, in one residential campus.

A focused residential year for students who have written NEET and want one more attempt, done differently.
*Programmes at Bachenahatti are subject to approvals.
Test days move with the phase of the year: weekly early on, then every four, three and five days. Sunday afternoon is free.
Illustrative. The timetable for each campus and programme is shared at the open house.
Subject teachers trained as coaches, under a campus director, within a system designed and guided by doctor mentors. See the people.
In class, in self-study blocks with teachers present, and in a compulsory 10-minute one-to-one coaching meeting with every teacher in rotation.
Yes. After every test, students analyse each question for concept, logic and method, and keep three post-test note files they revise before the next test.
No. Batches are not separated by marks, and there are no public rank lists on campus.
One all-inclusive fee per programme, given in writing by the counselling team. See what it includes.
When we show results, we show them for a whole batch, with the year, including students who left. Ranks come last, never first.
Tell us your child's class and we will call you back with a straight answer.