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Admissions open for 2026–27 · Scholarship Test on 18 October 2026Apply

Preparation With Purpose.

Structured learning, experienced faculty and personalised academic support for ambitious students.

Centres
Kota · Delhi · Lucknow
Programmes
JEE · NEET · Foundation
Batch cap
36–40 students
Mentoring
Fortnightly reviews

Sample statistics

An academy built on structure, not slogans

The numbers below are illustrative demo figures shown to describe how our programmes are organised.

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Students mentored since 2016

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Average senior batch size

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Sample attendance consistency

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Full-length tests per year

Why EduRise

Six systems that keep a student on track

Good teaching is necessary but not sufficient. What changes outcomes is what happens between classes.

An EduRise faculty member explaining a chemistry concept to a class
  • Personal mentoring

    Every student is assigned a faculty mentor who reviews progress, study plans and confidence levels every fortnight.

  • Structured testing

    A published test calendar runs the full year — chapter tests, part syllabus papers and full-length simulations.

  • Performance analytics

    Each test feeds a dashboard showing accuracy, speed, topic strength and question-type patterns.

  • Doubt support

    Daily doubt desks at every centre plus a moderated online window so questions never wait a week.

  • Study material

    In-house modules, graded problem sets and revision cards written and updated by our own faculty.

  • Parent progress reports

    Monthly written reports and a scheduled review call so families always know where things stand.

The learning system

Learn · Practice · Test · Analyse · Improve

Every chapter travels the same five-stage loop. Nothing is taught once and left behind.

Stage 01

Learn

Concept-first classroom sessions with worked examples, derivations and visual reasoning before any shortcut is introduced.

Sample results

Result cards from our demo cohort

All names, marks and ranks below are sample content created for this demonstration website.

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JEE Advanced

AIR 412

Aarav Sharma

Class of 2025 · Kota Centre

Physics 94 · Chemistry 88 · Maths 91

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NEET UG

672 / 720

Ishita Verma

Class of 2025 · Lucknow Centre

Biology 340 · Chemistry 168 · Physics 164

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JEE Main

99.4 percentile

Rohan Gupta

Class of 2025 · Delhi Centre

Physics 96 · Chemistry 92 · Maths 98

Student dashboard

Every test turns into a plan, not just a score

Students and parents see attendance, test performance, batch rank and topic-level strengths in one place. Mentors use the same view to build the next fortnight's action plan.

  • Attendance and punctuality tracking
  • Score, percentile and batch rank after each paper
  • Topic-level strength and focus-area breakdown
  • Mentor notes shared with parents each month

EduRise Student Dashboard · Sample view

Attendance

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Last 90 days

Latest test score

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Full syllabus paper 07

Batch rank

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Across all centres

Topic strengths

Organic Mechanisms91%
Calculus86%
Human Physiology83%

Focus areas

Rotational Motion48%
Coordination Compounds55%
Probability61%

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Faculty

Teachers who stay with a batch

Our core faculty design the curriculum, write the test papers and mentor students directly.

Centres

Three campuses and one online classroom

Same faculty group, same test calendar, same mentoring standard — wherever a student studies.

Student stories

In their own words

Demo testimonials written to illustrate the kind of feedback our mentoring model aims for.

I came in weak at rotational mechanics and kept avoiding it. My mentor made me sit three re-teaching slots and a targeted sheet every week for a month. By the third mock it stopped being the chapter I feared.

Aarav Sharma

JEE Advanced 2025 · Kota

Read more student stories

EduRise Scholarship Test

Register for the 18 October 2026 scholarship test

A 90-minute aptitude and subject test for students entering Classes 9 to 12. Performance can reduce tuition fees for the 2026–27 session and includes a free academic profile report.

Questions

Frequently asked

When do admissions open for the next academic session?+

Admissions for the 2026–27 session open on 15 September 2026. Early applications are reviewed on a rolling basis and seats in senior batches typically fill first.

Is there an entrance requirement to join?+

Most programmes require a short diagnostic test so we can place students in the right batch. Scholarship applicants take the EduRise Scholarship Test instead.

Do you offer fee assistance?+

Scholarship test performance can reduce tuition fees. We also review need-based requests case by case with the admissions committee.

Can parents track progress?+

Yes. Parents receive a monthly written report and a scheduled review call with the student's mentor.

What is the batch size?+

Senior batches are capped between 36 and 40 students. Foundation batches are capped at 30.

Do online students get the same material?+

Yes. Printed modules are couriered each term and digital worksheets are issued through the student portal.

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