Abhyaas Mantraa prepares students for JEE, NEET and the Foundation years with structured practice, weekly test analysis, and faculty who track every student by name — not by roll number.
Abhyaas Mantraa began with a small first batch and grew, year after year, into a full-fledged coaching institute for Engineering and Medical entrance exams. Today it's the choice many students make when they want a serious foundation for JEE, NEET, and their board years — not just another test-prep shortcut.
The institute treats education as more than exam marks: it's the tool that opens doors for students and, through them, changes what's possible for their families and communities. That's the standard every batch, every centre, and every faculty member is held to.
To open doors for Engineering and Medical aspirants by pairing top-quality content and faculty with a learning experience shaped around each student, not a one-size batch.
To let every student chase the career they actually want — taught by some of the best names in JEE and NEET coaching — and turn that ambition into a real result.
Study First, Top Quality Education, Ask Always, Dream Big — the four principles that shape how every class, test, and mentor conversation runs here.
Every programme runs on the same backbone — daily practice sheets, Sunday tests, and a personal mentor — sized differently for the exam and the years remaining.
Two-year and one-year integrated tracks for Class 11–12 students targeting the IITs and NITs, built around problem-solving speed and concept depth in equal measure.
Biology-led coaching with lab-linked demonstrations, NCERT-anchored theory, and rapid-recall drills for Physics and Chemistry sections that decide the cutoff.
Builds the base early — clear fundamentals in Maths and Science, olympiad exposure, and study habits that make the Class 11 jump feel ordinary.
Coaching is mostly the same syllabus everywhere. What differs is whether anyone notices when a student starts falling behind.
Every doubt raised in class is logged against the student's name. Mentors review the log weekly — no question quietly disappears.
Sunday tests are graded and returned with a chapter-wise weak-area report before the next week's classes begin.
No batch runs above 45 students. Faculty know which students are quiet on purpose and which are quiet because they're stuck.
A one-page report — attendance, test trend, and mentor notes — goes home monthly, not just at result time.
These are this year's top ranks from Abhyaas Mantraa centres — logged the way they'd appear on an actual result sheet, not a marketing slide.
| Rank | Student | Exam | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Riya SharmaLucknow Centre | JEE Adv. | AIR 312 |
| 2 | Aarav MehtaKota Centre | NEET | 682 / 720 |
| 3 | Sneha KulkarniPune Centre | JEE Main | 99.4 %ile |
| 4 | Devansh RathiJaipur Centre | NEET | 671 / 720 |
| 5 | Priya NairLucknow Centre | JEE Adv. | AIR 894 |
| 6 | Kabir SinghDelhi Centre | JEE Main | 98.9 %ile |
6,400+ selections logged across JEE and NEET since 2008.
Request the full sheetFull-time faculty only — no visiting lecturers rotated in for a term and gone the next.
14+ years of teaching experience, B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering. Mentor and guide behind 10,000+ selections.
7+ years teaching experience, B.Tech, alumnus of IIST Trivandrum.
10+ years teaching experience, B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering.
30+ years teaching experience, PhD and university gold medalist. Published author on organic chemistry; former academic head at several national institutes.
8+ years teaching experience, B.Tech from IEC College.
5+ years teaching experience, B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering from NIT Srinagar.
8+ years teaching experience, B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering.
11+ years teaching experience, alumnus of IIT Roorkee. Has taught at institutes across India and abroad, including Muscat, Oman.
The monthly report was the first time a coaching institute told us the truth mid-year instead of only at result time.
My weak chapter in organic chemistry was flagged after the second Sunday test. That report changed how I studied for the next six months.
Batch size of 40 meant the faculty actually knew when I stopped raising my hand. That's rarer than it should be.
Every centre runs the same curriculum, test cycle, and reporting — so a transfer mid-year never means starting over.
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Rahatani & Wakad, Pune, Maharashtra