JEE/NEET Foundation

Launch your IIT-JEE & NEET journey with the strongest foundation!
Our Foundation Course is crafted to build conceptual clarity, problem-solving skills, and a scientific
attitude from Class 8 onwards — giving students a massive head start for JEE, NEET, NTSE,
Olympiads, and more.

Subjects Covered:

Physics Syllabus

1. Basic Math for Physics – Learn essential calculations, conversions & tricks needed for solving physics numericals.
2. Units and Dimensions – Understand fundamental quantities and how they define physical laws.
3. Scalars and Vectors – Master the building blocks of motion and forces.
4. Kinematics – Grasp motion in a straight line and planes with graphs and equations.
5. Dynamics – Learn about forces, Newton’s laws, and applications in real life.
6. Rotational Motion – Dive into circular motion, torque, and moment of inertia.
7. Geometrical Optics (Light) – Understand mirrors, lenses, reflection & refraction.
8. Electrostatics – Learn electric charges, fields, and potential in detail.
9. Current Electricity – Deep dive into Ohm’s law, resistance, and electric circuits.
10. Electromagnetism – Explore the interaction between electricity and magnetism.
11. Modern Physics – Introduction to atoms, nuclei, and dual nature of matter.
12. Liquids and Fluid Mechanics – Study pressure, buoyancy, and Bernoulli’s principle.
13. Wave Motion and Sound – Understand waves, sound production & Doppler effect.
14. Heat and Thermodynamics – Dive into temperature, conduction, and energy laws.
15. Sources and Energy – Renewable vs non-renewable energy and their physics.

Chemistry Syllabus

1. Basic Chemistry – Introduction to matter, mixtures, and separation techniques.
2. Mole Concept – Learn how atoms and molecules are counted and weighed.
3. Gaseous State – Behavior of gases using Boyle’s and Charles’ law.
4. Chemical Kinetics – Rate of reaction and factors influencing them.
5. Chemical Equilibrium – Learn reversible reactions and Le Chatelier’s principle.
6. Atomic Structure – Electrons, protons, and how atoms are structured.
7. Periodic Table – Understand element groups, trends, and classifications.
8. Chemical Bonding – Types of bonds and molecular structures.
9. Acids, Bases, and Salts – pH concept and neutralization reactions.
10. Electrochemistry – Study redox reactions and electrolysis.
11. Metallurgy – Extraction of metals and purification.
12. Metals and Non-Metals – Physical and chemical properties.
13. Organic Chemistry – I – Introduction to hydrocarbons and functional groups.
14. Organic Chemistry – II – Reactions of alcohols, acids, ketones, and esters.

Math Syllabus

1. Number System – Basics of integers, rational numbers, and properties.
2. Logarithms – Power calculations made simple and quick.
3. Trigonometry – Study angles, ratios, identities, and height-distance problems.
4. Polynomial & Rational Expressions – Operations and graphing.
5. Linear Equations in Two Variables – Graphical and algebraic solutions.
6. Quadratic Equations – Formulas, nature of roots, and factorization.
7. Inequality – Representing and solving mathematical inequalities.
8. Sequence & Series – Arithmetic & geometric progression.
9. Limits – Introduction to calculus ideas and approaching values.
10. Matrices – Learn addition, multiplication & applications.
11. Determinants – Evaluate square matrices and solve equations.
12. Geometry – Shapes, theorems, and real-world applications.
13. Mensuration (Area & Volume) – Solid figures and surface calculations.
14. Coordinate Geometry – Plotting, distance, midpoint, and slope.
15. Permutation & Combination – Learn logical counting and arrangements.
16. Binomial Theorem – Expansion techniques and applications.
17. Set, Relation & Function – Basics of mathematical sets and mappings.
18. Probability – Learn how to predict chances mathematically.
19. Partial Fractions – Breaking down complex expressions.
20. Statistics – Mean, median, mode, and graphical data handling.
21. Differentiation – Learn the basic idea of calculus change rates.
22. Integration – Area under curves and basic integration rules.