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How the online program fits around a school day

Live classes from 6 to 8 PM, recordings to catch up, study material and a weekly test — what entrance preparation from home looks like.

How the online program fits around a school day
On this page 4 sections
  1. 01The evening slot
  2. 02What each student receives
  3. 03Why the weekly test matters
  4. 04Is it the right fit?

Not every family wants a residential program. The online program brings structured Sainik School, RMS and RIMC preparation home, in a fixed evening slot after the school day.

The evening slot

Live classes run from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM — two hours of guided teaching, at the same time every class day, so it becomes a habit rather than an interruption.

What each student receives

  • Live, guided teaching for two hours
  • Recorded classes, to revise or to catch up on a missed day
  • Physical study materials, plus soft-copy learning materials
  • Individual login credentials for the online learning and test platform
  • One test every week to measure progress

Why the weekly test matters

A test every week turns preparation into something you can see. Each result shows what is understood and what needs another look — for the student, and for the parent.

Is it the right fit?

The online program prepares students for the Class 6 and Class 9 entrances. If your child would benefit from a full-time routine instead, compare it with the residential program.

Read more about the online program, or ask a counsellor which suits your child.

Need help choosing?

Talk to anadmission counsellor.

They will walk you through both routes and what suits your child's class and the exam you are aiming at. Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM