Foundation Course for Class 9 and 10 in Indore
By Priyanka Jain, Admissions Counsellor at Pramana Institute
Pramana’s Foundation Program is for Class 9 and 10 students who want a strong base in maths and science before they start JEE or NEET preparation in Class 11. It runs in the evening, after school, at Geeta Bhawan Square, Indore, in batches of at most 40.
Why Class 9 and 10 decide how Class 11 feels
Class 11 is where most JEE and NEET students first feel lost. The jump is not only in the amount of material. Physics needs algebra and graphs to be automatic, chemistry needs ratios and units to be second nature, and every subject expects a student to reason through a problem instead of recalling an answer. A student who builds those habits in Class 9 and 10 starts Class 11 learning new ideas. A student who did not spends the first months catching up on old ones.
Why foundation is not just starting the JEE syllabus early
Rushing Class 11 chapters into Class 9 is a common mistake. It produces students who know formulas they cannot use. Our Foundation Program follows the same CRM framework as our senior batches: concept-first maths and science, reasoning before formulas, regular tests with error analysis, and steady study habits. The aim is understanding that lasts, not a head start that fades.
Why it should not cost the board exam
Class 10 boards still matter, for confidence, for school, and for the family. Our Foundation syllabus is designed at an advanced level, above Class 9 and 10, so students get ahead before Class 11. Classes run in the evening, so school is never missed.
Why a small batch matters at 14
Younger students rarely ask for help on their own. At Pramana every batch has at most 40 students, and every 20 students have a named mentor who meets each one for 15 minutes every week. Parents get a progress report every fortnight. A gap in Class 9 maths gets noticed in weeks, not at the end of the year.
Our faculty: Kumar Sir (Physics, IIT Kanpur, 25 years, ex-Allen), Abhishek Jaiswal (Mathematics, IIT Roorkee, 18 years), Kokil Jain (Chemistry, IIT Kanpur, 14 years), Dr Hemant Upadhyay (Zoology, 18 years, ex-Allen) and Rajesh Sahu (Botany, 25 years, ex-Allen, ex-Aakash). The teachers you meet at admission are the ones who teach the batch all year. Meet the faculty.
Fees, timing and scholarships
The free online Prashast scholarship test runs from 31 October to 30 November 2026 and is taken from home. It awards tuition scholarships of 25%, 50%, 75% or 100%, and the top 10 who meet the criteria also get free hostel and meals. Scholarships are confirmed after an interview in Indore. Class 9 and 10 students take the Maths and Science paper.
How to start
Take the free Prashast test from home. It also gives a gap report showing where your child stands.
Book a free counselling session with your child’s latest school marks.
Visit once to see a class and meet the teachers.
Can’t travel yet? Book a free counselling session by phone or video call first: contact us.
FAQs
Which classes is the Foundation Program for? Class 9 and Class 10.
Is Class 9 too early to think about JEE or NEET? It is not too early to build the maths, science and study habits both exams depend on. The choice between JEE and NEET can wait.
How much does it cost? ₹60,000 + GST per year. Scholarships of up to 100% of tuition are available through the Prashast test.
What time are the classes? In the evening, after school hours. The next batch starts on 5 April 2027.
Is it online? No. The Foundation Program is offline only, in Indore.
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Contact: +91 91091 04431 / +91 91091 04432 · pramanainstitute.office@gmail.com · 2nd Floor, Victory Chamber, 4A-Ratlam Kothi, AB Road (Geeta Bhawan Square), Indore 452001.