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Admissions open · NEET 2027 · the year begins in July

Kodathi Campus

One full residential year for students who are sitting NEET again — designed by a doctor and built around analysis rather than more lectures. BTI Campus, Kodathi, off Sarjapur Road, Bengaluru.

The year ahead

Three hundred and four days. Sixty-eight full tests. One clear plan.

A student sitting NEET again already knows the syllabus. What lifts the score is what happens after each test. So we built the whole year around that.

JulySettling in

Finding the campus rhythm, rebuilding the map of the syllabus, and sitting the first full-length mock within the first month.

August to OctoberBuilding depth

Every chapter from every angle. Weekly full-length mocks. Test analysis becomes a habit rather than an event.

November to JanuaryMastery

Chapter-by-chapter NCERT discussion across both years of the syllabus, about three days to a chapter.

February and MarchSharpening

The focus moves to the paper itself. Each student’s own patterns of error are tracked and worked on, one by one.

April and MayThe final stretch

Timing, stamina and calm, practised at the real exam hour. Sleep stays protected right up to the day.

Every dayThe same steady day

The daily timetable is the same as our PUC students’, with the mathematics hour given over to self-led revision.

Who joins us

Committed students. Not necessarily toppers.

Our Long-Term programme is for students who have completed 2nd PUC or Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry and Biology, and who intend to sit NEET 2027. We do not select by previous score. We select for willingness to trust the system and follow it — because the system is the one thing we can promise, and we do.

Life here is gadget-free. There is yoga every morning, an hour of games every afternoon, and a full night’s sleep that nobody is allowed to trade away. Sundays bring a wellness session, a guest talk or a film, and your parents.

We offer fee support linked to a student’s NEET score. We explain the terms in plain language, in writing, at your visit.

A day at Kodathi

The same protected day, every day.

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

Finding us

Off Sarjapur Road, close to the city and far from its noise.

BTI Campus, Kodathi, off Sarjapur Road, near the Wipro corporate office, Bengaluru 560035. The campus sits on a quiet stretch a few minutes from Sarjapur Road, with hospitals and the city within easy reach and nothing to distract a student inside the gates.

Sunday visits run from ten in the morning to four in the afternoon. Book ahead so we can receive you properly.

Who runs the campus

A director who has led colleges for over twenty years.

Dr Ganesh P B

Dr Ganesh P B

Campus Director

Kodathi campus · Academic leadership · Yoga & wellness

Nearly three decades in teachingOver twenty years leading colleges

Dr Ganesh has spent close to thirty years in classrooms and more than twenty of them running institutions. He has been Principal of SVPU College, Soundarya PU College and Jindal PU College, and Academic Director of the Dhanwantari group of institutions. He began as a lecturer in English at Seshadripuram in 1998, and has since taught and guided around fifteen thousand students. He is a trained yoga and wellness expert — the reason every day on our campus starts calmly — and has received a Best Teacher Award and a state award from SAMSA for his work in education. As Campus Director he owns the calendar, the timetable, the quality of every class and the wellbeing of every student.

Nagashree Naik

Nagashree Naik

Physics Faculty

Kodathi campus · NEET Physics · Competitive exam coaching

MSc Physics (SDM College, Ujire)BEd, Science and MathematicsKAR-TET and CTET qualified

Nagashree makes Physics feel less like a wall and more like a door. She has taught Physics to pre-university students for three years at Karkala Jnanasudha PU College, preparing them for NEET, JEE and KCET, and is known for building each student’s study plan around where they actually stand rather than where the timetable says they should be. She holds a master’s degree in Physics from SDM College, Ujire, and a Bachelor of Education in Science and Mathematics from Kamala Baliga College, Kumta, and has cleared both the Karnataka and Central Teacher Eligibility Tests. Her master’s project modelled the Sun–Earth system as an analogue of the hydrogen atom — the kind of connection she loves to show students, where one idea in Physics quietly explains another.

Dr Smitha H M

Dr Smitha H M

Biology Faculty

Kodathi campus · NEET Biology · Research scientist

PhD, Biological Sciences (CSIR–CFTRI, Mysuru)MSc Applied Zoology, rank holderCSIR-UGC and KSET qualified

Dr Smitha teaches Biology the way a scientist understands it — as one connected subject, not a set of chapters to memorise. She earned her PhD at CSIR’s Central Food Technological Research Institute in Mysuru, working on diabetes and molecular nutrition, and has published her research in international peer-reviewed journals including The Journal of Biochemistry. A rank holder in her MSc in Applied Zoology, with a first degree in Chemistry, Botany and Zoology, she qualified the national CSIR-UGC and Karnataka KSET lectureship examinations in the same year. She also holds an internationally certified diploma in clinical nutrition. For a student aiming at medicine, she is a teacher who has actually done the science behind the textbook.

Gopika V K

Gopika V K

Sanskrit Faculty

Kodathi campus · Sanskrit · Languages

MA Sanskrit, Central Sanskrit University, DelhiBA Sanskrit, Central Sanskrit University, DelhiBEd (SCSVMV, 2025)

Gopika teaches Sanskrit as a living language rather than a subject to be endured. She studied Sanskrit for six years at the Central Sanskrit University, Delhi — a bachelor’s degree followed by a master’s — and completed her Bachelor of Education at SCSVMV, Kanchipuram, in 2025. She taught Sanskrit at Sri Chaitanya Techno School, Bengaluru, for a full academic year, and trained at Kunnamangalam Higher Secondary School in Kerala. She speaks Sanskrit, English and Malayalam, and brings to the classroom the calm and precision that the language itself asks for.

Kavya H U

Kavya H U

Resident Warden

Kodathi campus · Hostel life · Student care

MA, CommunicationFour years as a residential warden

Kavya lives on campus and knows every student by name. She has spent four years as a warden in residential institutions — two at GMIT, Davangere, a year at Sir M V PU College, Davangere, and a year at Allen Career Institute on Sarjapur Road — so she understands exactly what a sixteen-year-old away from home for the first time needs, and what a parent worries about at ten at night. She holds a master’s degree in Communication and is originally from Ranebennur. She takes the headcounts, keeps the evenings calm, and is the first person your child goes to when something is not right.

Bhanupratap

Bhanupratap

Resident Warden

Kodathi campus · Hostel life · Teacher by training

MA, EconomicsMA, KannadaBachelor of EducationSix years teaching in schools

Bhanupratap is a teacher first and a warden second, and that is exactly why he is good at both. He has taught Kannada and Social Science for six years at Ebenezer International School, Vasavi English Medium School, Jnana Jyothi Residential School and Asia Pacific World School, and holds master’s degrees in both Economics and Kannada along with a Bachelor of Education. He lives on campus and brings a teacher’s eye to hostel life — he notices when a student is struggling long before it shows in a test.

Take the next step

Sit in on a morning session.

The best way to understand how we teach is to watch it happen. Come on a Sunday, meet the teachers, and see a test analysis for yourself.