What the country asks
The Ministry of Education, the Consumer Protection Authority, the advertising regulator and the Supreme Court have all spoken.
Between 2024 and 2025 they set out what a safe, honest institution should look like: no admissions before the 10th, no promises of ranks, a counsellor on campus, no sorting of students by marks, protected sleep and rest, and fees and refunds in writing. Here is where we stand on each.
- We admit students to PUC only after their 10th, and we make no promises of ranks, marks or seats — anywhere.
- A counsellor is on campus, referrals are confidential, and the Tele-MANAS helpline 14416 is displayed for every student.
- We never sort students into batches by marks, never publish internal test rankings, and never shame a student in front of others.
- Sleep, daily yoga and sport are on the timetable. Parents hear from us every week. Deepavali is a holiday.
- Every family receives the fee structure and refund policy in writing before paying, and a receipt for every payment.
- There is a clear way to raise a concern, a named person responsible for it, and an honest annual account of student wellbeing.
- Every photograph and every testimonial on this website is used with written permission, and every result we publish counts every student.
Why this matters to us
These are not rules we follow. They are the reasons we exist.
Dr Varun built this campus because he had watched the coaching industry put pressure on children and call it preparation. A doctor-designed campus was his answer. The standards India has since set are the standards we were built on.