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Everything students and parents need to know about courses, attendance, academic support, timings and admissions.

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Classes and courses

Boards, class levels and the learning programmes available.

Which boards and classes are taught?

English classes are offered for ICSE, ISC and CBSE students of Classes VI–XII. The exact course depends on the student’s board and class level.

Which English courses are available?

Courses include English Literature and Language for Classes VI–VIII, IX–X and XI–XII; focused English Grammar for Classes VI–XII; and Marathon Classes for eligible board-year students.

Who can join the Marathon Classes?

Marathon Classes are designed specifically for ICSE Class X and ISC Class XII students. The programme intensively revises the complete annual syllabus in one month before the board examinations.

How many students are admitted to each batch?

Each batch is limited to 20 students so that teaching, writing practice and doubt-clearing can remain focused.

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Attendance and timetable

How class timings, learning modes and missed lessons are handled.

Are classes available online and offline?

Yes. Students may attend online or offline according to their circumstances. Classes are conducted in both modes simultaneously wherever applicable, although offline attendance is recommended for better classroom interaction.

Where are the offline centres?

Offline classes are held at S&S Classes in Baguihati and SP Classes in Kankurgachi, Kolkata. Complete addresses and location information are available on the Contact page.

How long does each class last?

Each class generally lasts 90 minutes. A session may be extended when additional teaching, revision, writing practice or doubt-clearing is required.

When are class timings finalised?

Class timings are finalised after a batch meeting held in March every year. Once set, they generally remain unchanged unless a change is required by a majority of the batch or considered necessary by Sarajit Sir.

What can a student do after missing a class?

If the same batch is scheduled at the other centre, the student may attend that corresponding class online or offline. Availability depends on an existing class for the same batch.

What happens if a class is cancelled by the teacher?

A substitute class may be scheduled when a class is cancelled by the teacher. Ensuring complete coverage of the prescribed syllabus remains Sarajit Sir’s responsibility.

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Teaching and academic support

The teaching method, assessments, notes and lesson backups.

What is the teaching approach?

Lessons combine clear explanation, close textual analysis, focused grammar practice and guided answer writing. Smart-board teaching, discussion, regular practice and doubt-clearing help students understand the text and express their answers confidently.

Are tests conducted regularly?

Yes. Tests may be held during regular class hours or at a separately announced time. Students are informed in advance whenever a separate test session is scheduled.

Will students receive notes and study materials?

Students receive academic support through Master Notes, practice material, model answers, grammar exercises and relevant video lessons according to their course and batch. New resources are added progressively.

Are video backups available for missed lessons?

Video backups may be made available later, subject to processing and upload schedules. Recordings are intended as additional support and should not replace regular attendance.

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Admissions and fees

How to enquire, join a batch and receive fee information.

When are admissions open?

Admissions remain open throughout the year, subject to seat availability in the appropriate batch.

Are course fees displayed on the website?

No. Fee information is shared privately during admission counselling so that the correct course, board, class and learning mode can first be confirmed.

How can a student join a batch?

Use the Admission Enquiry form, send a WhatsApp message or call +91 86978 12327. Please mention the student’s name, class, board, school and preferred centre or online mode.

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