TOP RANKER CLASSES - Benefits to start early

RANKER LAUNCHPAD BATCH

Start Early Preparation of JEE (Mains & Advance) & NEET (UG)

Let's understand our view through a practical example of our familiar game cricket. Starting early preparation is like preparing any cricketer for test match not for T-20. A solid test player can perform in any format of game while one should not expect from T- 20 player. Now a days, many coaching focus to teach students short tricks to solve the problems without understanding the basics, same as T-20 format of cricket.

"Remember every big win test your patience, consistency, hard work and

hunger to learn from failure."

The level of competition of IIT JEE, AIIMS and NEET is very tough to secure good rank. The lengthy syllabus, tricky examination paper and participation of lakhs of applicants made the competition tough. Therefore, it is recommended to start early stage preparation to decide your right direction:

Transition of academic life from Class 5 to Class 6

The Ranker Launchpad Programme coach and mentor a Student for development of overall Analytical and Logical Thinking and aptitude at an early age thereby Transforming the Academic Life of Students. This is the time while a Student Encounters Transition in Academic Methodology from a text based Academics in Class 5 to a Formal Academic cycle in Class 6 and Beyond.

Be informed student and plan your career

Create informed students and nurture to take firm decision whether to opt Engineering or Medical field.

Start early and lead the competition

You will learn the value of self-realisation. When you are aware of your objective and goals, early in life, and start working to achieve it, half the battle is won.

Success is a subject of relative performance, not defined in absolute sense. Students need to imbibe the spirit of competitiveness from an early age and start preparation for major milestone achievements, well in advance so as to avoid stress and anxiety at a later stage.

Reduce competition pressure on student

No pressure on students which will help them to concentrate on concept clarity and develop application skills.

Sharpens the analytical and application skills

Students shall learn important concepts and application related to JEE (Mains)/ AIIMS/ NEET (UG) examination by class X. They may focus to revise/ practice during class XI and XII.

Conceptual clarity makes the student strong in the subject and creates interest in the subject. So, the student do well in school as well as perform better in various competitive examinations such as Talent Search/ Olympiads/ Scholarship examination.

The objective of LANUCHPAD BATCHES is to teach students basic concepts well, develop thinking/ analytical/application skills, efficient time management habits, maintain accuracy level in exams, self discipline and self evaluation etc.

Develop habit to understand not mugging up

JEE (Mains & Advance), NEET and AIIMS Exams are the toughest exams of India. If one wish to crack any of the exam, he will not only be aware about the exam but a whole different approach and strategy is needed from the early stage of preparation.

In most of the time in school exams, a student is supposed to learn the answers of the questions by heart and then write exact answer to excel in examination. Few parents of early stages students (Class 6th to 8th standard) may get confused with scoring good marks in school examination and assurance in selection in competitive examination. Therefore, excelling in school makes you proud parents but you need to answer following question:

Whether your child is learning anything?
Whether thinking, analytical, application and IQ skills of your child increases by excelling in school?
Whether they will be able to crack engineering and medical exams?

Let us help you in answer. Just mugging up the theory and formulas may get your child good marks but they will not help in improving thinking and application ability. The question paper in school is set by teacher based on the questions taught in the class. These questions are not meant to check your analytical and application skills, hence most of the students lag in these skills.