Crack JEE & Olympiads with a Strong Start in Class 11
JEE is India’s entrance exam for top engineering colleges like IITs and NITs, while Olympiads test deep conceptual understanding and problem-solving skills at a national and international level—together building a powerful academic foundation for future engineers and innovators.
Boards We Cater To
CBSE
ICSE/ISC
IGCSE
IB
Signs JEE May Be a Good Fit
Strong in Math & Logical Thinking
Curiosity About How Things Work
Enjoys Science Projects & Experiments
Interested in Engineering Careers
Consistent in Studies and Discipline
Consistent in Studies and Discipline
Inspired by Building or Creating Things
Here’s What We Offer
Advanced problem-solving
Speed & accuracy training
Doubt-solving support
PYQs + mock papers
Personal mentorship
Exam temperament training
Choose Your JEE Path
Regular Batch (Class 11 & 12)
For students preparing alongside school
- Advanced problem-solving
- Higher test frequency
- Personalized improvement plans
- Faster syllabus revision
12+ Batch (Dropper Batch)
For students focusing full-time after Class 12
- Concept building
- Board + JEE integration
- Structured study schedule
- Regular tests & mentoring
Learn. Test. Improve. Repeat.
Why Parents Trust Us?
At Future Makers, we believe trust is earned through consistent results and genuine care for every student’s progress. Our focus on concept clarity, small batch teaching, and individual attention ensures that no child is left behind. With regular assessments, structured practice, and transparent feedback for parents, we create a supportive learning environment where students gain confidence and perform better academically. Parents trust us because we partner with them in their child’s academic journey—every step of the way.
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Aryan Agarwal - Class 12 - Maths
Abhiraj Singh - Class 9 - Maths & Science
Mahika- Class 11 - NEET Physics
Darsh Jain - Class 10 - Maths & Science
Ahad - Class 10 - Maths & Science
FAQ
Ideally, preparation begins in Class 11, when Physics, Chemistry and Math fundamentals become deeper and directly relevant to JEE. Starting early gives students more time to build concepts and practice problem-solving.
Not necessarily. While interest helps, JEE success mainly comes from consistent practice, conceptual clarity, and guidance. Many average students improve significantly with the right support.
The JEE syllabus overlaps with CBSE, but the application level is higher. Students are expected to solve multi-step problems, think analytically, and apply concepts in new situations.
Coaching isn’t mandatory, but it helps because JEE requires structured preparation, regular testing, doubt support, and disciplined study plans, which can be hard to manage alone.
Yes. With the right approach, preparation can be integrated, since strong conceptual understanding for JEE actually strengthens board performance.
JEE Main is the first-level exam used for admission to NITs, IIITs, and many state engineering colleges, and also acts as the qualifier for JEE Advanced.
JEE Advanced is the second-level exam used only for admission into the IITs, and has a higher difficulty and problem-solving depth.
In Class 11, weekly chapter tests and monthly combined tests are ideal.
In Class 12, mock tests should become more frequent — moving to fortnightly or weekly as exams approach. This helps students build speed, accuracy, and exam temperament.