App Development for Teens
The phone in their pocket becomes the thing they build for: real apps, installed on real devices, shipped with one honest stack in ten months.
Syllabus updated August 2026
Recordings are free with a Google sign-in. These recordings show how we teach, not the exact syllabus of this course.
How long this course takes
This course runs 10-12 months (40-48 weeks) at 2 live classes/week + 3-4 hours practice. The range allows for background and pace: a complete beginner uses the full span, and a student with prior knowledge finishes sooner. The syllabus below is planned to the shorter end, with margin kept for revision.
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At a glance
- Who it is for
- Absolute beginner, ages 13 to 18.
- Prerequisites
- None. JavaScript is taught from the first variable
- Format
- Live, interactive classes with a real instructor, never pre-recorded videos. Live classes run about one hour.
- Language
- English or Hindi, depending on the batch.
- Duration
- 10-12 months (40-48 weeks)
- Weekly commitment
- 2 live classes/week + 3-4 hours practice
- Class size
- Group batches of 5 to 10 students, mini batches of 3 to 4, or 1-on-1.
- Certificate
- Certificate from Modern Age Coders, awarded on passing the final exam
- Watch first
- Free recordings of real classes for ages 13 and up, free with a Google sign-in. These recordings show how we teach, not the exact syllabus of this course.
- Live demo
- Optional. Enroll directly on this page, or book a free live demo if you would like to meet a mentor first.
How we teach
Deep understanding. Real projects. Expert guidance.
Learn coding, AI and maths through careful explanations, practical demonstrations, and hands-on problem-solving. Our instructors guide you from the foundations to advanced ideas, helping you understand what happens, why it happens, and how to build it yourself.
You will explore concepts step by step, write and improve code, investigate mistakes, ask questions, and apply your knowledge to meaningful projects. Lessons are designed around active participation, thoughtful feedback, and growing independence.
Expert-led live teaching, with practical participation built into every lesson.
- Students explain their thinking.
- Instructors demonstrate, then guide practice.
- Learners code, solve, or build during lessons.
- Questions and misconceptions get attention.
- Assignments receive useful feedback.
- Progress is checked before advancing.
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Program Overview
Every teenager lives inside apps; very few know they could build one this year. This live online course takes students aged 13 to 18 from zero to a real, installable, launched mobile app, using the path the modern industry actually recommends for one-person teams: JavaScript learned properly, React for interface thinking, then React Native with Expo, one codebase that runs on both Android and iOS, with Firebase as the backend and AI features where they genuinely help.
The stack choice is the honest part. Courses that tour four frameworks, Kotlin, Swift, React Native and Flutter, produce teens fluent in none of them. This course masters one: React Native powers apps at Meta, Microsoft, Shopify and thousands of startups, works fully on a Windows laptop, and lets a teen carry their JavaScript skills from web to phone. Flutter gets an honest taste week, and native Android and iOS get a clear map, what they are, when they matter, and where our Kotlin and Swift courses continue.
The pace is real: ten months at two live classes a week plus three to four hours of practice, with two more months in hand when needed. Apps go onto real phones from month 3, the capstone is user-tested and distributed properly, and store publishing is explained exactly as it works for minors: developer accounts are parent-managed, and we walk families through it. Homework after every class, monthly mixed reviews, phase exams, and a final exam that decides the certificate with a free retest. Real apps, real users, depth over dopamine.
What Makes This Program Different
- One stack mastered, honestly chosen: JavaScript, React and React Native with Expo, the one-person-team path the industry actually uses
- Runs on any laptop: no Mac required for the course; iOS specifics and Apple’s rules are explained honestly
- Apps on real phones from month 3: Expo puts student work on their own device almost immediately
- Store truth for minors: developer accounts are parent-managed and we walk families through exactly how distribution works
- AI features built in properly: server-side calls, streaming and guardrails inside the student’s own app
- Real assessment: weekly homework, mixed-review assignments every month, and a final exam that decides the certificate, with focused revision and a free retest
Your Learning Journey
Career Progression
Detailed Course Curriculum
Explore the complete week-by-week breakdown of what you'll learn in this comprehensive program.
Topics Covered
- How apps changed the world: From Snake to TikTok
- Native vs Cross-platform vs Web apps explained
- iOS vs Android: The eternal rivalry
- Famous teen app developers who became millionaires
- Setting up your development environment
- Installing VS Code, Android Studio, Xcode preview
- Introduction to Terminal/Command Line
- Git and GitHub: Your code's backup and portfolio
- Creating developer accounts (Google, Apple developer preview)
- Your first HTML/CSS/JavaScript app
- How the App Store and Google Play work
Projects You Build
- Research and present your favorite app's history
- Set up complete development environment
- Create your first web-based calculator app
- Design your dream app concept (mockup)
Practice & Assignments
Daily: Analyze 3 apps you use - what makes them addictive?
Topics Covered
- JavaScript: The language that powers everything
- Variables: Storing user data and game scores
- Data types: Numbers, strings, booleans with app examples
- Arrays: Managing Instagram posts, Spotify playlists
- Objects: Describing user profiles, game characters
- Functions: Reusable code for app features
- Conditionals: Making apps smart with if/else
- Loops: Processing TikTok feeds, game levels
- DOM manipulation: Making apps interactive
- Event handling: Responding to taps and swipes
- Local storage: Saving app data offline
- JSON: The data format apps love
Projects You Build
- To-do list app with local storage
- Quiz game with score tracking
- Weather app using API
- Instagram-style photo filter app (basic)
Practice & Assignments
Complete 50 JavaScript challenges on CodeWars
Topics Covered
- What makes apps beautiful and addictive?
- Design thinking process: Empathize, Define, Ideate
- User research: Understanding your target users (teens!)
- Color psychology: Why Instagram is purple-pink
- Typography: Choosing fonts that don't suck
- Mobile UI patterns: Bottom nav, cards, modals
- Figma basics: Professional design tool
- Creating wireframes and mockups
- Prototyping: Making designs clickable
- Design systems: Consistency across your app
- Accessibility: Designing for everyone
- Dark mode: Because we all love it
Projects You Build
- Redesign a popular app for better UX
- Create complete UI kit in Figma
- Design your social media app mockup
- Build clickable prototype
Practice & Assignments
Daily UI challenge - create one UI element per day
Topics Covered
- Modern JavaScript features apps need
- Arrow functions: Cleaner, cooler syntax
- Destructuring: Extracting data elegantly
- Spread operator: Copying and merging data
- Template literals: Dynamic content creation
- Promises: Handling async operations
- Async/await: Making async code readable
- Fetch API: Getting data from servers
- Modules: Organizing code like a pro
- Classes: Object-oriented programming
- Error handling: When things go wrong
- Regular expressions: Pattern matching magic
Projects You Build
- Movie database app with TMDB API
- Real-time chat app (web version)
- Music player with Spotify Web API
- Meme generator with API integration
Practice & Assignments
Refactor old projects with modern JavaScript
Assessment
Month 1 check: a small interactive build live, plus a take-home assignment mixing everything from month 1
Topics Covered
- Why React? Facebook, Instagram, Netflix use it
- Vite: Starting projects quickly
- JSX: HTML in JavaScript (weird but awesome)
- Components: Building blocks of apps
- Props: Passing data between components
- State: Making components remember things
- Hooks: useState, useEffect explained simply
- Event handling in React
- Conditional rendering: Showing/hiding content
- Lists and keys: Rendering feeds and grids
- React DevTools: Debugging like a detective
- Component lifecycle: Birth to death of components
Projects You Build
- Instagram clone (feed, stories, posts)
- Real-time scoreboard app
- Recipe app with search and filters
- Portfolio website in React
Practice & Assignments
Build 20 React components for different use cases
Topics Covered
- Managing complex state: When useState isn't enough
- useContext: Sharing data across components
- useReducer: Redux-like state management
- Custom hooks: Creating your own superpowers
- React Router: Multi-page apps
- Navigation patterns: Tabs, drawers, stacks
- Protected routes: Login-only pages
- URL parameters: Dynamic pages
- Local storage with React
- Form handling and validation
- Optimizing performance: React.memo, useMemo
- Code splitting: Faster app loading
Projects You Build
- Multi-page social media app
- E-commerce app with cart
- Blog platform with authentication
- Task management app like Notion
Practice & Assignments
Add routing and state management to previous projects
Topics Covered
- What are PWAs? Apps without app stores
- Service workers: Offline functionality
- Web app manifest: Installing on home screen
- Push notifications for web apps
- Caching strategies: Offline-first approach
- Background sync: Uploading when online
- PWA best practices
- Testing PWAs on mobile devices
- PWA vs native apps: Pros and cons
- Converting React apps to PWAs
- PWA deployment and hosting
- Analytics and monitoring for PWAs
Projects You Build
- Convert React app to PWA
- Offline-first news app
- PWA game that works offline
- Push notification system
Practice & Assignments
Make all web apps installable as PWAs
Topics Covered
- Why apps need backends: Where data lives
- Firebase: Google's backend for apps
- Authentication: Sign up, login, social auth
- Firestore: Real-time NoSQL database
- Cloud Storage: Storing images and videos
- Cloud Functions: Server code without servers
- Real-time features: Live chat, notifications
- Security rules: Protecting user data
- Firebase Analytics: Understanding users
- Firebase Hosting: Deploying apps
- Cost optimization: Avoiding surprise bills
- Firebase alternatives: Supabase, Appwrite
Projects You Build
- Chat app with Firebase
- Instagram-like app with storage
- Collaborative todo app
- Social authentication system
Practice & Assignments
Add Firebase to 3 existing projects
Assessment
Month 2 check: a small React feature built live, with quiz questions reaching back to month 1
Topics Covered
- React Native: Write once, run everywhere
- How Facebook built React Native
- Setting up development environment
- Expo vs React Native CLI
- Core components: View, Text, Image, ScrollView
- Styling with Flexbox
- Platform-specific code
- React Navigation: Routing for mobile
- Bottom tabs, stack, and drawer navigation
- Handling user input
- Lists with FlatList and SectionList
- Pull to refresh and infinite scroll
- Expo Go: your code running on your own phone in minutes
Projects You Build
- Instagram clone in React Native
- Todo app with navigation
- Weather app with location
- News feed with API
Practice & Assignments
Convert React web apps to React Native
Topics Covered
- Native modules: Accessing device features
- Camera and image picker
- Geolocation and maps
- Push notifications setup
- AsyncStorage for persistence
- SQLite integration
- Animations with Animated API
- Gesture handler
- Lottie animations
- React Native Firebase
- Authentication flows
- Performance optimization
Projects You Build
- Snapchat-like camera app
- Uber clone with maps
- Chat app with Firebase
- Fitness tracker with sensors
Practice & Assignments
Add native features to all React Native apps
Topics Covered
- Native Base components
- React Native Elements
- React Native Paper (Material Design)
- Custom component libraries
- Themed components
- Responsive design for tablets
- Safe area handling
- Keyboard avoiding views
- Modal and overlay patterns
- Splash screens and app icons
- Building custom UI components
- Micro-interactions and feedback
Projects You Build
- E-commerce app with beautiful UI
- Social media app with themes
- Music player interface
- Dating app UI
Practice & Assignments
Create reusable component library
Topics Covered
- Scoping a first app worth finishing: one screenful of value
- Navigation, state and styling brought together
- Testing on your own device like a user, not a builder
- Sharing the app with family through Expo
- The finish-line checklist: icons, name, empty states
- A cumulative review of the whole phase
Projects You Build
- PHASE CAPSTONE: a complete small app, a habit tracker, quiz app or club companion, running on the student’s own phone and shared with family
Practice & Assignments
Collect feedback from three real users and fix the most confusing thing
Assessment
Phase 1 exam: app walkthrough plus a written mixed paper over months 1-3
Topics Covered
- Redux in React Native
- Redux Toolkit setup
- Context API for state
- MobX state management
- Zustand for simplicity
- Redux Persist for offline
- Testing React Native apps
- Jest and React Native Testing Library
- Detox for E2E testing
- Debugging with Flipper
- Performance profiling
- Crash reporting with Sentry
Projects You Build
- Complex app with Redux
- Offline-first app
- Test suite for existing app
- Performance optimization project
Practice & Assignments
Add state management to all apps
Topics Covered
- AsyncStorage: small data that persists
- SQLite on the device: real local databases
- Syncing local data with Firebase
- Offline-first thinking: apps that work in a lift
- Loading, empty and error states as a discipline
- Migrations: changing your data shape without losing users
- Backups and the data users would cry to lose
Projects You Build
- A notes or collection app that works fully offline and syncs when back
Practice & Assignments
Airplane-mode test your app and fix what breaks
Topics Covered
- Permissions: asking honestly and handling refusal
- Camera and image picker flows
- Location: maps and geofencing basics
- Local notifications that help instead of nag
- Sensors: what the device knows
- Privacy by design: collecting the minimum
- Feature flags: shipping carefully
Projects You Build
- A photo-journal or treasure-hunt app using camera and location
Practice & Assignments
Add one device feature to your phase 1 capstone
Topics Covered
- Building for production
- Code signing for iOS
- Android APK and AAB
- Over-the-air updates with CodePush
- CI/CD for React Native
- Fastlane automation
- App Store deployment
- Play Store deployment
- Beta testing with TestFlight/Play Console
- Analytics integration
- Crash analytics
- Performance monitoring
Projects You Build
- Deploy React Native app to both stores
- Set up CI/CD pipeline
- Implement OTA updates
- Create deployment automation
Practice & Assignments
Deploy all React Native apps
Assessment
Month 4 check: an offline-capable mini feature built live, plus a mixed quiz over earlier months
Topics Covered
- Firebase deep dive
- Supabase: Open source Firebase
- AWS Amplify for mobile
- Appwrite backend
- Hasura GraphQL
- Strapi headless CMS
- Authentication services
- Real-time synchronization
- Offline-first architecture
- Data syncing strategies
- Cost optimization
- Scaling considerations
Projects You Build
- Multi-user collaboration app
- Offline-first note app
- Real-time gaming backend
- Social platform with BaaS
Practice & Assignments
Compare different BaaS providers
Topics Covered
- Why motion matters: feedback, hierarchy, delight
- Layout animations and transitions
- Reanimated basics: 60fps as a habit
- Gestures: swipe, drag and pull-to-refresh
- Micro-interactions that make apps feel expensive
- Restraint: when animation is noise
- Performance: keeping motion smooth on cheap phones
Projects You Build
- A polish pass: your best app re-animated tastefully
Practice & Assignments
Recreate two animations from apps you admire
Topics Covered
- Google Analytics for apps
- Firebase Analytics setup
- Custom event tracking
- User behavior analysis
- Funnel optimization
- A/B testing in apps
- Performance monitoring
- Crash reporting and debugging
- User session recording
- Heatmaps for mobile
- Attribution tracking
- Revenue analytics
Projects You Build
- Analytics dashboard
- A/B testing framework
- Performance monitoring setup
- User behavior tracker
Practice & Assignments
Add comprehensive analytics to all apps
Topics Covered
- How the Play Store and App Store actually work
- Developer accounts for minors: parent-managed, explained step by step
- Store listings: names, icons, screenshots that convert
- Review guidelines: what gets apps rejected
- Internal testing tracks and TestFlight-style distribution
- Ratings, privacy labels and data disclosures
- The costs, plainly: what Google and Apple charge
- When a PWA is the smarter launch
Projects You Build
- A complete store-ready listing pack for your app: icon, screenshots, copy
Practice & Assignments
Run your app against the store review checklist and fix the failures
Assessment
Month 5 check: store-readiness review plus mixed questions from phases 1-2
Topics Covered
- Calling an AI API from a mobile app
- Why your API key must never ship in the app
- Streaming responses so the UI does not freeze
- On-device vs cloud inference, and the trade-off
- Image and voice input as first-class features
- Function calling: letting the model use your app's features
- Building a small agent loop: plan, act, check
- Handling refusals, timeouts and hallucinated answers
- Caching and cost: what an AI feature actually costs per user
- Rate limits and graceful degradation
- Privacy: what leaves the device, and what must not
- Telling users when they are talking to an AI
- Accounts for AI services are set up with a parent where required
Projects You Build
- AI assistant app
- Photo-to-text app
- Voice agent app
- AI feature cost dashboard
Practice & Assignments
Add AI features to 3 apps
Topics Covered
- Accessibility: apps your grandmother and your classmate with a screen reader can use
- Touch targets, contrast and dynamic text sizes
- Security basics: secrets never ship in the app
- Safe auth flows and session handling
- Storing sensitive data properly
- Rate limiting and abuse thinking, lightly
- An empathy audit: using your app the hard way
Projects You Build
- A full accessibility and safety pass on your best app, with a written report
Practice & Assignments
Navigate your app with the screen reader on
Topics Covered
- Flutter: Google's UI toolkit
- Why Flutter? Single codebase, native performance
- Dart programming language basics
- Flutter architecture overview
- Setting up Flutter environment
- Hot reload: Instant gratification
- Widgets: Everything is a widget
- Stateless vs Stateful widgets
- Basic widgets: Container, Row, Column
- Material Design and Cupertino widgets
- Layout in Flutter
- Building your first Flutter app
- What transfers from React Native, and when Flutter is the better choice
Projects You Build
- Flutter calculator app
- Business card app
- Dice game in Flutter
- Quiz app with scoring
Practice & Assignments
Complete Flutter codelabs
Topics Covered
- Choosing the phase capstone: the app worth polishing to store-grade
- Bringing it together: data, device features, polish, analytics, maybe AI
- A real beta: five users, structured feedback
- Iterating on feedback without losing the plot
- A cumulative review of phases 1-2
Projects You Build
- PHASE CAPSTONE: a polished, store-ready app with a real beta test behind it
Practice & Assignments
Ship two improvements straight from beta feedback
Assessment
Phase 2 exam: capstone demo plus a written mixed paper spanning phases 1 and 2
Topics Covered
- What native development is and what it buys you
- A guided tour of Android Studio and Kotlin, reading real code
- A guided look at Swift and SwiftUI
- When React Native is enough, and when teams go native
- How native modules plug into React Native
- Where our Kotlin and Swift courses continue this road
- Reading a job market map without hype
Projects You Build
- A one-page written comparison: your app in RN vs native, costs and benefits
Practice & Assignments
Rebuild one tiny screen natively, just to feel the difference
Topics Covered
- Push notifications end to end with Expo
- Notification design: helpful vs spam, decided honestly
- Deep links: notifications that open the right screen
- Background tasks and their limits on mobile
- Scheduling and reminders done reliably
- Battery respect: being a good citizen on the device
- Measuring whether notifications actually help
Projects You Build
- A reminder or club-alerts feature with tasteful push notifications
Practice & Assignments
A/B your own notification copy on real users, kindly
Topics Covered
- Version control recap: the professional loop
- Branches and pull requests on a real app repo
- Code review: reading a teammate’s screen code kindly
- Release branches and versioning apps
- Changelogs users can read
- CI checks that catch broken builds early
- Where our full Git and GitHub course goes deeper
Projects You Build
- Your app repo run professionally for two weeks: branches, PRs, releases
Practice & Assignments
Review a classmate’s pull request properly
Topics Covered
- One week, one tiny product: scope ruthlessly
- From idea to installed app in five sessions
- Cutting features without cutting the point
- A retrospective that actually teaches
- Cumulative review before the capstone months
Projects You Build
- A one-week micro-app, built solo and shipped to your own phone
Practice & Assignments
Write the honest retrospective: what you would do differently
Assessment
Month 7 check: sprint demo plus a mixed quiz reaching across the course
Topics Covered
- Choosing the capstone: the app you wish existed
- A one-page spec: users, screens, data, features
- Wireframes before pixels, pixels before code
- Data model and Firebase plan reviewed
- Milestones: working core by week 2, feature-complete by week 4
- Instructor sign-off before the build begins
Projects You Build
- Signed-off capstone spec, wireframes and repository
Practice & Assignments
Pitch the spec to the batch and absorb one hard question
Topics Covered
- Two focused weeks of building in vertical slices
- Instructor checkpoints and course corrections
- Using everything: navigation, data, device features, polish, maybe AI
- Daily commits and an always-working build
- A mid-build hallway test with a real user
- Scope cuts made early and honestly
Projects You Build
- The capstone app, feature-complete with version control and a working build every day
Practice & Assignments
A working build at the end of every session, no exceptions
Topics Covered
- Structured beta: five real users, real tasks, silent observation
- Turning feedback into a ranked fix list
- Shipping the fixes that matter first
- Crash and edge-case hunting
- The capstone at v1.0: what that honestly means
Projects You Build
- Capstone v1.0: beta-tested, iterated, stable
Practice & Assignments
Close out the top five feedback items
Assessment
Phase 3 exam: capstone v1.0 walkthrough plus a written mixed paper over phases 1-3
Topics Covered
- Crash hunting: making the app boringly reliable
- Edge cases: bad network, low storage, old phones
- Error reporting so you know when it breaks
- Performance passes on real low-end devices
- The pre-launch checklist run end to end
Projects You Build
- A hardening report: found, fixed, verified
Practice & Assignments
Test on the oldest phone in the family
Topics Covered
- Production builds with EAS
- Play Store internal and closed testing tracks, parent-managed
- The Apple path explained honestly: accounts, costs, review
- PWA and direct-install fallbacks when stores are not the right move
- Privacy policies and data disclosures written plainly
- Version 1.0.0: cutting the release
Projects You Build
- The capstone distributed to its beta audience through a real channel
Practice & Assignments
Onboard five users through the real install flow
Topics Covered
- The launch: capstone in real users’ hands
- Watching analytics without vanity
- Support: handling the first bug report gracefully
- Collecting reviews and feedback honestly
- The first patch release, done calmly
Projects You Build
- Launch executed, first patch shipped
Practice & Assignments
A launch journal: what happened vs what you expected
Topics Covered
- An app developer portfolio: installable links and honest screenshots
- The capstone case study: problem, decisions, results
- A devlog post worth reading
- GitHub profile polish
- Explaining one hard bug like an engineer
Projects You Build
- Portfolio page with the capstone case study and install links
Practice & Assignments
Publish the devlog and share it with the batch
Assessment
Month 9 check: portfolio review plus a cumulative mixed quiz
Topics Covered
- Reading launch data: what users actually did
- Choosing one meaningful improvement, not five shiny ones
- Building and shipping it inside a week
- Regression care: not breaking what worked
Projects You Build
- One meaningful post-launch improvement, shipped
Practice & Assignments
Ship it and tell your users what changed
Topics Covered
- The v1.1 polish pass: details users feel
- Demo craft: the story of the app in four minutes
- A full-course spiral review before the exam
- Mock demos with brutal, kind feedback
- The written-exam revision plan
Projects You Build
- Capstone v1.1 plus a rehearsed demo
Practice & Assignments
Two mock demos, each tighter than the last
Topics Covered
- Presenting the capstone: live on a real phone, plus the hardest bug story
- An honest skills inventory: strong, shaky, next
- Where each path leads: Kotlin, Swift, full-stack web or DSA
- Staying sharp: shipping small things often
Projects You Build
- Demo day presentation delivered to the batch and parents
Assessment
FINAL EXAM: a practical build plus a written paper with questions mixed from every phase. Passing earns the certificate; a student who falls short gets a focused revision plan and a free retest
Projects You'll Build
Build a professional portfolio with 20+ builds across the course, crowned by a launched, user-tested capstone app real-world projects.
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Comprehensive coverage of the entire modern web development stack.
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Transform your career with industry-ready skills and job placement support.
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Straight answers about App Development for Teens: Build Real Apps with React Native
- Who should take this course?
- Absolute beginner, ages 13 to 18. It suits teens who look at the apps they use daily and think: i could make one of those, and are right; students starting from zero who want one honest path instead of a four-framework tour; teens who want their work living on real phones, theirs and their friends’, not in a folder.
- What will they learn and build?
- Every teenager lives inside apps; very few know they could build one this year.
- How deeply are topics covered?
- The course runs 10-12 months (40-48 weeks) at 2 live classes/week + 3-4 hours practice, across 4 phases listed week by week in the syllabus below. A structured, well-paced curriculum taught step by step, with classwork in every session and homework after every class.
- Who teaches it?
- Modern Age Coders mentors, who teach the live classes themselves. You can watch them at work in the free class recordings before you decide.
- How do practice, feedback and assessment work?
- Mixed-review assignments after every month and a final exam that decides the certificate: real knowledge, real work, real apps. Doubt support between classes over WhatsApp, so you are never left stuck. A certificate you earn by passing the final exam, with a free retest after revision if needed.
- What does it cost?
- Three monthly plans: a group batch, a mini batch and 1-on-1. Prices are shown in your currency in the plans section. Monthly billing, cancel any time.
- When can classes take place?
- Live classes are scheduled around your week. Group batches meet at a fixed weekly slot; 1-on-1 students choose their own. International students are scheduled in their own timezone. Ask on WhatsApp for the current slots.
- Can I watch the teaching before deciding?
- Yes. Full recordings of real 13 and up classes are free to watch, free with a Google sign-in. These recordings show how we teach, not the exact syllabus of this course. Some classes are in English and some in Hindi; everyone follows at their own pace. Watch a class end to end, like you are in it. Sessions are interactive and each moment builds on the last.
- Can I enroll without a live demo?
- Yes. Choose a plan on this page and enroll directly; a booking or a demo is not required. A free live demo is optional, for anyone who wants to meet a mentor first. Outside India, our team confirms the plan and completes payment with you over WhatsApp, so allow a little time for that step.
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