Our Pillars · Pillar One
Quality Education
The first pillar of Mera Sankalp. Free, live online teaching for Classes 9 to 12 — school boards preparation with the same rigour as IIT-JEE and NEET foundation teaching, carried to the child’s own home and village.

Teaching that makes students think
Quality Education is where GiveWise began: the belief that the child in a village classroom is not behind because she lacks ability, but because good teaching never reached her. Our teaching is concept-first — students are taught to think and understand, not to memorise without meaning. Every topic is built up from why it exists and where it is used in real life, before a single formula is asked to be remembered.
We teach Physics, Chemistry, Maths and Biology for Classes 9 to 12. The standard we hold is a simple one: the finest teaching must reach the child who can pay nothing. Everything under this pillar is completely free for students — there are no fees of any kind.
Quality Education at a glance
- Who it is for: students of Classes 9 to 12, in government schools and working families.
- Subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Maths and Biology.
- Standard: school boards preparation, taught with IIT-JEE and NEET rigour.
- When: live online classes, six days a week, after school.
- Testing: a weekly test on the concepts taught, discussed afterwards in class.
- Support: complete study material, doubt-clearing and personal mentoring.
- Fees: none. Everything is completely free for students.
How a class runs
Every class follows the same calm, predictable rhythm, so students always know what comes next. We begin with why the concept exists and where it is used, build one idea at a time with visual explanation, then let students try questions themselves while the teacher guides their thinking. Approaches and common mistakes are discussed openly — with no comparison and no judgement — and the class closes with the key takeaway and a clear direction for self-study.
Homework is kept deliberately light: five questions per subject, in one single combined worksheet, linked directly to what was taught. No extra load, and no surprises.
Tests without fear
Each week, students sit a test covering only the concepts taught that week. The questions are then discussed in class with detailed solutions, so a test becomes a way to understand mistakes and improve thinking — never a source of dread. There is no ranking and no public comparison in our classrooms, ever.
Doubt-clearing, built in
Doubts are a normal part of learning here, not an interruption to it. Students receive doubt support on weekdays, with a longer session on the sixth day for doubts, weekly-test discussion and weak areas. Doubt-solvers guide the student’s thinking rather than simply handing over answers, so the student leaves able to solve the next question alone.
Mentoring, not just teaching
Our teachers know their students by name, and guide them beyond the textbook — habits, confidence and direction. A student at GiveWise is never an anonymous face on a screen; she is known, encouraged and expected to do well.
Being prepared for what comes next
Two further programmes are being prepared under this pillar for 2027 — AI & Programming and World Languages. They carry our In Preparation label because they are not running yet; they will begin only when they are ready to be taught properly. You can read more on our Programmes page.
Quality Education is Pillar One of Mera Sankalp, the flagship programme of GiveWise Educational Foundation — a registered Section 8 non-profit company. See also: Pillar Two — Mental Health · Pillar Three — Student Safety & Privacy · Pillar Four — Physical Health & Nutrition. To join as a student, begin on our Get Involved page.