The journey
Four years with one team, from Class 9 to the two exams.
Children who join us in Class 9 get something rare: continuity. The same teachers, the same wardens, the same way of learning, for four years. By the time NEET arrives, nothing about the method is new — only the depth.
Classes 9 and 10 are school, in the fullest sense. CBSE curriculum, a strong foundation in science and mathematics, sport and music and Kannada, and the habits our senior students rely on every day: mapping a subject before diving in, making your own notes, revising a little every evening. We do not coach thirteen-year-olds for NEET. We raise students who will be ready for it.
1st PUC begins gently, because students are adjusting to college, hostel life and our method at once. Over the year they build the whole map of the syllabus, then a working knowledge of everything on it, then real depth from every angle. Board-pattern tests, laboratory practicals and two full preparatory exams follow. In 2nd PUC the cycle repeats at pace, full-length mock NEETs begin, and every test carries half of the first year with it — so nothing is forgotten.
- Where
- Bachenahatti, Magadi Taluk, on Magadi Road
- Campus
- Ten acres, purpose-built for residential learning
- School
- Classes 9 and 10, CBSE
- College
- 1st and 2nd PUC, Science, Karnataka PU Board
- Opening
- Academic year 2027-28
- Admissions now open
- Class 9 and 1st PUC
Programmes at Magadi Road
Three programmes, one campus.
Two years
Classes 9 and 10, CBSE
Confident, curious schooling with a strong science foundation and the study habits that last.
About the foundation years →Two years
1st PUC with NEET
The Karnataka PU Board and NEET, prepared together from the first day of college.
About 1st PUC →One year
2nd PUC with NEET
A fresh start for students who completed 1st PUC elsewhere.
About 2nd PUC →The campus
Built from the ground up for how students actually live and learn.
Ten acres on Magadi Road, planned by people who have run a residential campus and know what matters.
Classrooms and laboratories
Purpose-built classrooms for small sections, and Physics, Chemistry and Biology laboratories ready from day one.
Separate hostels
Boys’ and girls’ blocks with resident wardens, and a separate wing with a lighter routine for Classes 9 and 10.
Grounds and games
Playing fields and courts for the daily games hour, and open lawns for morning yoga.
Mess, sick-bay and quiet corners
A single dining hall where teachers eat with students, a sick-bay run to a doctor’s protocol, and reading spaces for evening revision.
What is being built
Everything a student’s day needs, within a few minutes’ walk.
Academic block
Classrooms for small sections, three science laboratories, a library and reading rooms.
Hostels
Separate blocks for boys and girls, resident wardens’ quarters, and a wing with its own routine for Classes 9 and 10.
Dining and health
One dining hall for the whole campus, a kitchen built for daily inspection, and a sick-bay with a doctor’s protocol.
Grounds
Playing fields, courts, and lawns for morning yoga and Sunday afternoons with parents.
On the ground today
The academic block is up. The hostel block has begun.
26 August 2026
The first spade of earth for the hostel block.
On 26 August we held the Bhoomi Pooja for the hostel block at Bachenahatti — Dr Varun, his family and the team turning the first earth on the ground where our students will live. It is the traditional way to begin a building in Karnataka, and it marked the day the new campus stopped being a plan and became a place.
Timeline
Ready for June 2027.
The academic block stands. The day after the Bhoomi Pooja, the excavators moved in to cut the foundations for the hostel block. We will share progress here and on our channels as each block takes shape, and families who have enquired will be invited to walk the site on Sundays.
The first students — Class 9 and 1st PUC — join us in June 2027.
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
Come and walk the land with us.
Site visits run every Sunday. See where your child will live and learn, and meet the team who will be there with them.