Our Programmes

What we do

Our flagship programme is Mera Sankalp. Everything under it is completely free for students — there are no fees of any kind.

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Mera SankalpEducation for Every Child

Mera Sankalp

Free teaching, six days a week

Free live online classes

Free live online classes for Classes 9 to 12 — school boards preparation with the same rigour as IIT-JEE and NEET preparation.

Six days a week

Classes six days a week, with weekly tests, complete study material and doubt-clearing.

Personal mentoring

Personal mentoring — our teachers know their students by name, and guide them beyond the textbook: habits, confidence and direction.

Completely free

Everything is completely free for students. There are no fees of any kind.

Physics

Motion, light, electricity, magnetism and modern physics — understood through real life, not just formulas.

Chemistry

Atoms, reactions and the reasoning behind them — taught step by step, until the logic feels natural.

Maths

Algebra, geometry, trigonometry, calculus and more — built up in small steps, with steady practice.

Biology

Plants, the human body and the processes of life — explained with clear diagrams and simple language.

Coming in 2027

In preparation

Two new programmes are being prepared for 2027. They are not running yet — they will begin only when they are ready to be taught properly.

In Preparation — Coming in 2027

AI & Programming

AI & Programming — free courses that prepare village students for the world that is coming.

In Preparation — Coming in 2027

World Languages

World Languages — English, French, German, Italian and Japanese, so our students can speak to the world in its own languages.

How We Think About a Child

Four pillars, one promise

Marks matter — but a child is more than marks. Mera Sankalp stands on four pillars, and none of them is optional.

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Pillar One

Quality Education

Concept-first teaching in Physics, Chemistry, Maths and Biology for Classes 9 to 12 — for school boards and for JEE & NEET. We teach students to think and understand, not to memorise without meaning.

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Pillar Two

Mental Health

Study pressure is real, and our students carry more of it than most. We support student wellbeing, help with academic-stress management and confidence building, and offer confidential guidance to any student who wants to talk.

This is supportive guidance — not therapy, and not clinical treatment.

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Pillar Three

Student Safety & Privacy

Classes are supervised and held in a structured, professional online setting, with student safety first at all times. Student information is kept private and is never shared with third parties for commercial use.

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Pillar Four

Physical Health & Nutrition

A tired, undernourished child cannot learn well. We build awareness of physical wellbeing and nutrition, and guide students towards healthy study routines — regular sleep, sensible food and balanced days.

This pillar is guidance and awareness, offered alongside teaching.

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How Learning Works Here

Inside a GiveWise classroom

Live online classes after school, six days a week. Every class follows the same calm, predictable rhythm, so students always know what comes next.

  1. 1

    Warm up

    We begin with why the concept exists and where it is used in real life.

  2. 2

    Build the concept

    One idea at a time, explained visually and slowly, with students free to interrupt and ask.

  3. 3

    Try it yourself

    Students attempt questions on their own first, while the teacher guides their thinking.

  4. 4

    Discuss together

    Approaches and common mistakes are talked through openly — with no comparison and no judgement.

  5. 5

    Close clearly

    The class ends with the key takeaway and a clear direction for self-study.

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Light homework, on purpose

Homework is kept deliberately light — 5 questions per subject, in one single combined worksheet, linked directly to what was taught. No extra load, no surprises.

Doubt support, every week

Students get doubt support on weekdays, plus a longer session on the sixth day for doubts, weekly-test discussion and weak areas. Doubts are answered by guiding the student’s thinking, not by simply handing over answers.

Weekly concept tests

Weekly tests covering the concepts taught — then discussed in class with detailed solutions. There is no ranking and no public comparison, ever.

The way we work

  • Students attend by choice, not by force.
  • Technology is used for inclusion, not for pressure.
  • Our classes are never casually cancelled — if a teacher cannot be there, a trained backup keeps learning going.
  • Raising a concern is a right, not a risk. Every voice is heard, respected and protected.

Ready to learn with us?

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Support Us

Donate through our Milaap page. Every rupee goes to teaching children who cannot pay.