What these years are for
School first. Always.
We do not coach thirteen-year-olds for NEET, and we never will. Classes 9 and 10 at Magadi Road are school in the fullest sense: the CBSE curriculum taught by teachers who love their subjects, laboratories from the first week, games every afternoon, and music, art and Kannada as part of the week rather than squeezed into its edges.
What makes these two years different is the way our students learn to learn. They see a subject as a map before they learn its details. They make notes in their own words. They revise a little every evening. By the time they walk into 1st PUC, these habits are second nature — and the leap that unsettles so many students simply does not happen.
- Board
- CBSE
- Classes
- 9 and 10
- Campus
- Magadi Road, Bachenahatti
- Hostel
- Separate wing for younger students, with its own warden
- Joining
- Class 9, June 2027
- Who can apply
- Students completing Class 8
A younger student’s day
More sleep. More play. The same care.
A gentler timetable
Younger students sleep longer, play longer, and have shorter learning sessions than our PUC students. Study skills are taught in class, not added on top of it.
Their own wing
Classes 9 and 10 live in their own hostel wing with a resident warden who looks after only them, and eat, play and study with children their own age.
Home, close by
Parents visit every Sunday, and younger students have a scheduled call home during the week. Homesickness is normal, and we know how to help.
Fees
One fee. Everything a residential year needs.
Tuition and the NEET programme, hostel accommodation, all meals, yoga and sports, every test and its analysis, study material, and routine medical care. Fees can be paid annually or in interest-free instalments, and our refund policy comes to you in writing with the offer letter.
We share the fee sheet in writing — on WhatsApp today, or in your hands on your Sunday visit — with nothing left to a phone call.
Take the next step
Give your child four steady years.
Class 9 admissions for 2027-28 are open now. Visit the site with us on a Sunday and ask us everything.