This is the year the plan actually starts. School board work continues as normal, and alongside it we begin the Class 11 Physics, Chemistry and Maths syllabus — properly, from first principles, with no rush and no board exam breathing down the year.
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Look at what Class 11 actually is for most students. In June they meet mechanics, the mole concept and trigonometric identities for the first time, at speed, in a batch of sixty, while also carrying a school syllabus and the knowledge that JEE is eighteen months away. Everything is new and everything is urgent at the same time. That is why Class 11 breaks so many good students — not because the content is impossible, but because there is no room in the year to be confused for a week.
Class 9 has that room. There is no board exam. The school syllabus is light enough to finish in half the time. So the hardest ideas in Class 11 physics can be met slowly, at thirteen or fourteen, with time to be stuck and time to recover.
Then in Class 11 your child meets those ideas for the second time. That is the entire advantage, and it is a big one.
Board work first, always. This is what runs alongside it.
The whole Class 11 mechanics block, taught from the derivation rather than the formula.
Mechanics is the chapter everything else in JEE physics leans on. Two years is the right amount of time for it.
The mole concept is the single biggest dividing line in school chemistry. Given two years, every student gets it.
Trigonometry is done early and thoroughly because physics needs it immediately, not because the maths syllabus asks for it.
Indicative, and adjusted to your child's board and school load. The ratio shifts as the year goes on.
| Term | School board work | Class 11 foundation work |
|---|---|---|
| June – September | Most of the time — the school year is starting and nothing is optional | Units and measurement, basic maths tools, mole concept |
| October – December | Steady — chapters are being finished ahead of the school schedule | Kinematics, atomic structure, trigonometry |
| January – March | Lighter — the school syllabus is nearly done, exams are internal | Newton's laws, bonding, quadratics and sequences |
| April – May | None — holidays | The heaviest block of the year: work and energy, periodicity, coordinate geometry |
It is not the Class 11 syllabus compressed into Class 9. It is the Class 11 syllabus started in Class 9, at a pace a fourteen-year-old can actually absorb, with the school board work still coming first. By the end of Class 9 a student on this plan has covered a substantial part of Class 11 Physics and Chemistry and the Class 11 maths toolkit — not all of it, and I would be lying if I said otherwise.
It is also not for every child. It needs a student who is comfortable in their school syllabus, who is genuinely interested, and who has four to six hours a week to give to this on top of school. If any of those three is missing, the honest answer is to do the school year well and start in Class 10 or Class 11. I would rather say that on the phone than take the fees.
All of them, with one note. CBSE students have the smoothest run, because NCERT is the line JEE and NEET are written on. ICSE students carry an advantage in numerical work and a disadvantage in a few NCERT-specific topics, which we cover separately. SSC students need a little more English-medium technical vocabulary early on. IGCSE and MYP students usually need the most computation drilling and the least conceptual help.
The board pages are here: CBSE Class 9, ICSE Class 9, SSC Class 9, IGCSE, IB MYP. The year ahead is Class 10 Foundation.
They should improve, not suffer, and that is not a sales line — a Class 9 student learning Class 11 mechanics finds the Class 9 physics chapter easy afterwards. The risk is real if the foundation work is allowed to crowd out the school syllabus, which is why the school work comes first every week and the foundation work pauses if the school report slips.
Four to six hours a week of class time across the three subjects, plus homework. For a Class 9 student that is manageable alongside school and still leaves evenings and a weekend. If your child's school already runs long hours or there are other commitments, tell me on the first call and we will plan something smaller or start in Class 10 instead.
Both, for two of the three subjects. Physics and Chemistry are shared between JEE and NEET, and that is what I teach. Physics and Chemistry are 360 of the 720 NEET marks and they are the half most medical aspirants lose marks in. The NEET page explains that side.
Then we stop the foundation part and keep the board tuition, and nothing is lost — the Class 11 work done so far still sits in your child's head and helps in Class 11. I would much rather adjust in November than have a student quietly drown until March. You will know before I do, but I will tell you if I see it first.
Fees depend on the class, how many subjects you want and how many classes a week we run. All the material — notes, worksheets, question banks and the weekly marked test — is included, so the number I quote is the number you pay. Call or WhatsApp on 79774 75848 with your child's class, board and subjects and I will give you the exact figure.
Yes, and it is a real class on a real chapter — not a sales meeting. Tell me what your child is stuck on and we will do exactly that. At the end you will know whether my teaching suits your child, which is the only question worth answering.
I will teach one — kinematics, or the mole concept — in the free demo class, and you can watch how your child handles it. That tells you more than any brochure.
