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Academics

Mandatory IIT & NEET Academy

Building future doctors, engineers and scientists — inside the school day, at no extra cost, and without asking a twelve-year-old to attend a second school in the evening.

Why we made it mandatory

Competitive preparation should not be a parallel childhood

One of the unique strengths of Peace English Medium School is the introduction of a Mandatory IIT & NEET Academy as an integral part of the school curriculum.

The usual pattern is familiar to every parent in Kurnool: school until the afternoon, coaching until the evening, homework until night. We took a different view. If competitive reasoning is what a strong science and mathematics education produces anyway, it belongs in the timetable — taught by the same teachers who know the child, at the same pace as the rest of their learning.

Because the programme is incorporated into the regular academic schedule, students build a strong conceptual foundation from the early grades without additional academic pressure. They are gradually introduced to competitive learning techniques, developing confidence and academic excellence as they progress to higher classes.

No separate fee. The Foundation Programme is part of the regular curriculum and is covered by the standard tuition fee. There is no additional charge and no separate enrolment.
A student examining a specimen under a microscope in the science laboratory
What the programme develops

Eight capabilities, built progressively

Advanced concept-based learning

Depth before speed — the concept is secured before the shortcut is taught.

Logical & analytical thinking

Structured reasoning applied to unfamiliar problems, not just familiar ones.

Problem-solving skills

Multi-step problems that require choosing a method, not recalling one.

Competitive exam preparation

Question patterns, negative marking and paper strategy, introduced gradually.

Higher order thinking (HOTS)

Analysis, evaluation and synthesis, tested routinely in class assessment.

Scientific reasoning

Hypothesis, evidence and inference — the habits laboratory work teaches.

Mathematics excellence

Fluency and accuracy supported by abacus and Vedic mathematics techniques.

Time management & strategy

Pacing, prioritising and knowing when to leave a question and return.

How it builds

Grade by grade

Grades III – V

Foundations

Mental mathematics through abacus and Vedic techniques, observation-led science, and the habit of explaining an answer rather than only giving one.

Grades VI – VIII

Conceptual depth

Laboratory science, structured problem sets, introduction to Olympiad-style questions, and the first exposure to multi-step reasoning under time.

Grades IX – X

Exam readiness

Board syllabus mastered alongside JEE and NEET foundation topics, timed practice papers, and individual mentoring on strategy and weak areas.

Grades XI – XII

Entrance focus

Full entrance preparation integrated with the senior secondary streams, mock examinations, and university and career counselling.

What it prepares for

The examinations ahead

JEE Main
JEE Advanced
NEET
Olympiads
NTSE
International exams

Ask us how it would work for your child

Every child joins the programme at a different point. Speak to an academic coordinator about the right starting place.