1st PUC with NEET · Dr Varun’s NEET Residential Campus

The two years

A gentle start, a steady climb, and a full year of real tests.

1st PUC begins gently, because your child is adjusting to college, to hostel life and to our way of learning all at once. Over the first year they build a map of the whole syllabus, gain a working knowledge of everything on it, and then go deep, chapter by chapter, from every angle. Board-pattern written tests, laboratory practicals twice a week in each subject, and two full preparatory exams bring the year to the Board examination.

2nd PUC repeats the cycle at pace, and adds what matters most: full-length mock NEETs at the real exam hour, each one followed by a careful analysis with the teacher. Every test carries half of the first-year syllabus with it, so nothing learned is ever left behind.

Board: Karnataka PU Board, Science
Subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, English and a second language
Campus: Magadi Road, Bachenahatti
Joining: June 2027, after the SSLC or Class 10 result
Who can apply: Students completing 10th, Science stream

The first year, month by month

The calendar every parent receives.

When	About how long	What happens
Arrival and welcome	Two days	Settling into the hostel; an introduction to how we learn and how we make notes
Building the map	Three to four weeks	Students build an index of the whole NCERT syllabus — what there is to know
Something about everything	Eight to nine weeks	A clear, working understanding of every topic on that map
Going deep	About fourteen weeks	Every chapter, from every angle — the heart of the year
Deepavali	Five days	The year’s home holiday
Board practice and practicals	About seven weeks	Board-pattern written tests and laboratory practicals twice a week in each subject
Preparatory exams	About four weeks	Two full board-format exams and the practical exams
Board examination	As scheduled by the PU Board	The Karnataka 1st PUC examination
Head start on 2nd PUC	About six weeks	The map and overview of the second year, then a short break before it begins

Every day

Six hours of subject learning. Three hours of revision. A full night’s sleep.

Wake up and yogaThe day begins on the lawn with yoga, then fruit and milk before the first session.

Morning learningTwo hours of fresh learning from NCERT, or a teacher-led review of yesterday’s test.

BreakfastTeachers sit with students. Doubts are cleared over the meal.

Mid-morning learningThree focused sessions of about an hour each.

LunchA full, freshly inspected vegetarian meal and a second doubt window.

Afternoon learningTwo hours of classwork — or, on test days, a full-length mock NEET at the real exam hour.

GamesOutdoor play every single day. Not optional, and not a reward.

Evening revisionTwo hours of quiet, self-led revision from the student’s own notes.

DinnerA relaxed evening meal together.

Night reviewOne short, focused hour to close the day’s learning.

Wind downBack to the hostel; the warden takes the final count.

Lights outA full night’s sleep, protected by the timetable.

Rest, food and play
Learning sessions
Revision

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.

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Take the next step

Start the two years that matter most, the right way.

1st PUC admissions for 2027-28 are open now. Offers follow the SSLC result. Book your Sunday visit today.

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