Live tuition for school and college

No. Beginner courses start from zero, and you write your first program in the first session with a trainer on the call. If you already code, a short conversation with an advisor places you in an intermediate batch.

Both. Online classes are live on video, with screen sharing and a shared editor. Offline classes run at our centre in Korattur, Chennai. Most courses can also be taken one-on-one.

Six to ten learners, which is small enough for the trainer to see every screen. One-on-one means exactly that: you and your trainer.

Yes. Every course and premium package ends with a THULI certificate, awarded once your projects are complete. Employers will look at the projects; the certificate confirms you finished them.

A 15-minute call with an advisor. You tell us what you are aiming for, whether that is a job, better marks or a product idea, and we tell you which programme fits and how it would run. There is no obligation to enrol.

For premium packages, yes. The advisor will explain the current options on the call. Individual courses are paid in full at the start, by UPI, card or bank transfer.

Computer Science, Python, AI and Mathematics for classes 6 to 12, across CBSE, State Board, IGCSE and international curricula. We also teach computer science subjects for college students.

Either. Small groups meet online or at our centre, or your child can study one-on-one. Students on international curricula are always taught one-on-one, so the tutor can follow their exact syllabus and time zone.

Fees are monthly. Computer Science starts at ₹3,000 a month for CBSE and State Board, ₹4,000 for IGCSE and college, and ₹9,500 for international curricula. Python, AI and Maths are priced after a short call, based on class and board.

Yes. The tutor plans around your school's chapters and exam dates, with weekly practice tests and time set aside for doubts. Programming is taught by writing programs, so students understand the code instead of memorising it.