Admissions open for 2027–28 · Class 6 to 12
Concepts click.Ranks follow.
Batches of 24, a doubt desk every evening and a Monday report parents actually read. JEE, NEET, Boards and Foundation coaching in Indiranagar, Jayanagar and HSR Layout.
- 4.9/5from 620 parents
- 24students, at most, a batch
- 12 yearsof teaching in Bengaluru
This Saturday · 10:30 am
Free demo class
Class 11 Physics: why a spinning top doesn’t fall over
Ch. 01Courses
Six courses. One way of teaching.
From curious Class 6 puzzlers to JEE and NEET aspirants, every course runs on the same rhythm: learn, practise, clear doubts, test. Fees include books, tests and the student app.
- Class 11–12 · RepeatersMost chosen
JEE Main + Advanced
Two years from “what’s a vector?” to exam-day calm, with Physics, Chemistry and Maths taught by the teachers who set your tests.
- 420+ hours of classroom teaching a year
- JEE-pattern test every Sunday, all-India mock every month
- Doubt desk every evening, 5–8 pm
- Class 11–12 · Repeaters
NEET-UG
Biology the way doctors remember it: diagrams first, NCERT line by line, and Physics made friendly for future medics.
- Every NCERT line covered twice
- NEET-pattern tests on real OMR sheets
- Saturday diagram clinic for Biology
- Class 11–12 · CBSE, ISC, PU
Class 11–12 Boards
PCMB for students aiming at 95% in the Boards and a strong KCET or CUET score, without the JEE-level load.
- Chapter tests that mirror Board papers
- Help with practicals and record books
- KCET and CUET practice in Class 12
- Class 9–10 · CBSE, ICSE, State
Class 9–10 Boards
Maths and Science with patient teachers, so the Class 10 Boards feel like one more Sunday test.
- Maths, Physics, Chemistry and Biology
- Board-style answer writing, marked in red
- Pre-Board mock exams every January
- Class 6–8
Foundation
Maths, Science and mental ability for curious 11 to 13-year-olds, with Olympiad practice for anyone who loves a puzzle.
- Hands-on Science with kits and models
- Olympiad-style puzzles every week
- Weekend classes, no homework mountain
- Class 6 and up
Spoken English
Twelve weeks of speaking, debating and presenting, until “tell us about yourself” is the easy question.
- Batches of 12, grouped by level
- A recorded talk every fortnight, with feedback
- Interview and group-discussion practice
Up to 50% off through the Inkwell Scholarship Test, held on the second Sunday of every month.
Ch. 02Results
The wall we update every June.
Every name here studied with us for at least a year. We never print students who came for a four-week crash course.
- 38JEE Advanced qualifiers
- 27NEET-UG scores above 600
- 64Board results of 95% and above
- 9 in 10students up a full grade in their first term
JEE Advanced 2026
AIR 842
Aditi S.
NEET-UG 2026
681/720
Rahul M.
CBSE Class 12
98.4%
Fathima Z.
JEE Main 2026
99.62 %ile
Varun K.
Karnataka PU II
97.8%
Sneha P.
CBSE Class 10
99.2%
Ishaan G.
NEET-UG 2026
664/720
Meghana R.
ICSE Class 10
98.6%
Tanvir A.
KCET 2026
Rank 214
Pooja N.
IOQM 2026
RMO qualifier
Kabir J.
Ch. 03How we teach
Four steps, every chapter, every week.
No chapter moves on until it has been taught, practised, questioned and tested. It sounds simple because it is; the hard part is doing it every single week.
Learn it
A 90-minute concept class: the idea first, the formula after. Board work, models and everyday examples, never slides read aloud.
v = u + atPractise it
A graded worksheet the same evening: warm-up, exam level, then one question that makes you think twice.
Worksheet 7B · 24 questionsClear it
The doubt desk opens every evening with the teacher who taught it. Stuck at 10 pm? Leave a voice note; it is answered by 8 am.
Doubt desk · 5–8 pmTest it
A short test every Sunday and a report every Monday: marks, mistakes and the one chapter to focus on next.
Sunday test · 9 am
For parents: no guessing, ever.
You shouldn’t need to quiz your child at dinner to know how coaching is going. So we tell you, every week, in one page.
- An attendance message within 15 minutes of every class starting
- The Monday report: marks, mistakes and the next thing to work on
- A parent–teacher meeting every month, on a Saturday morning
- One counsellor who knows your child, and picks up the phone
Weekly report · Week 14
Rohan V. · Class 11 · JEE
- Physics78%+6
- Chemistry84%+2
- Maths71%+9
Ch. 04Batch timings
Timings that fit around school.
New Class 11 batches start on 6 April 2027; Boards and Foundation on 1 June. A Class 12 revision batch starts on 2 November 2026.
Can’t find a time that works? Every classroom batch has a live online twin with the same teachers and the same Sunday tests. Ask about it when you book.
Ch. 05Faculty
Teachers students quote back at them.
Twenty-three full-time teachers, no guest lecturers on a video screen. These five lead the departments; every one of them still teaches a batch.
Physics
Arjun Rao
13 yrs teaching
Head of JEE
B.Tech, NIT Surathkal
“If you can draw it, you can solve it.”
Chemistry
Dr Meera Krishnan
16 yrs teaching
Head of academics
PhD, organic chemistry
“Reactions are just stories with very fussy characters.”
Mathematics
Sana Qureshi
11 yrs teaching
JEE and Boards
M.Sc. Mathematics
“Every hard problem is three easy ones standing in a queue.”
Biology
Dr Kavya Hegde
12 yrs teaching
Head of NEET
MBBS, then the classroom
“Learn the diagram and the chapter learns itself.”
English
Nikhil D’Souza
9 yrs teaching
Spoken English lead
M.A. English, CELTA
“Confidence first. Grammar is right behind it.”
Ch. 06Reviews
What parents say after the results.
Our daughter used to dread Physics. Three months with Arjun sir and she explains projectile motion to us at dinner. The Monday report is the first school thing I actually read.
Lakshmi V.Parent of a Class 11 student, Jayanagar The doubt desk is the real deal. I'd walk in at six with five questions and leave with none, and usually one extra worksheet.
Rahul M.Student, NEET-UG 2026 Batches are small enough that teachers notice when a child goes quiet. They called us about a dip in marks before we had noticed anything ourselves.
Prakash N.Parent of a Class 10 student, HSR Layout Honest counselling. They told us our son wasn't ready for the JEE batch and put him in Foundation first. He thanked them a year later, and so did we.
Farah K.Parent of a Class 8 student, Indiranagar In week one I couldn't introduce myself without notes. In week twelve I gave a five-minute talk to forty people and enjoyed it.
Divya S.Student, Spoken English The free demo was a proper class, not a sales pitch. My son came home and did the worksheet without being asked. That never happens.
Suresh P.Parent of a Class 9 student, Jayanagar
Ch. 07Questions
Parents ask us these first.
Straight answers to the questions we hear most at the admissions desk.
Still unsure?
Book the demo and ask the counsellor anything. That’s what the ten minutes are for.
Book a free demo classWhat actually happens in the free demo class?
Your child joins a real, scheduled class with the batch they would be in: 60 minutes, the same teacher, the same pace, no special show. Afterwards there is an optional 10-minute chat with a counsellor and a short worksheet to take home. Parents are welcome to sit at the back.
How many students are in a batch?
Never more than 24, and most batches have 16 to 22. That is small enough for a teacher to know every name in the first week, and to notice when someone goes quiet.
My child missed a class. How do they catch up?
Every class is recorded from the board camera and is in the student app by 10 pm, with the notes and the worksheet. For a tricky chapter, the next evening's doubt desk will walk them through it.
How will I know how my child is doing?
Every Monday you get a one-page report on WhatsApp: Sunday test marks, attendance, what went well and what to work on next. Once a month there is a parent–teacher meeting on a Saturday morning, in person or on a video call.
Do you offer scholarships or instalments?
Yes to both. The Inkwell Scholarship Test, on the second Sunday of every month, offers fee waivers of 10% to 50%. Fees can be paid in three instalments with no interest, and brothers and sisters get 10% off.
My child is in Class 10 and torn between JEE and NEET. Can you help?
That is exactly what the counsellor chat is for. We look at test scores, what your child enjoys and the time they can give, then suggest a path; sometimes it is “Boards first, decide in six months”. Students can switch between JEE and NEET batches in the first eight weeks at no cost.
Are the evening batches safe for younger children?
Class 6–10 batches finish by 7:30 pm. Every centre has a staffed front desk, CCTV in corridors and common areas, and a waiting lounge for parents. Children are only handed over to the adults named on their admission form.
Ch. 08Free demo class
Book a free demo class in a minute.
Pick a class, a subject and a time. We hold a seat and send one reminder the evening before. That’s all.
- A real 60-minute class with the batch, not a showcase
- A friendly 10-minute chat with a counsellor, if you’d like one
- A diagnostic worksheet to take home, marked within 48 hours
Rather talk? Call the admissions desk on +91 80 0000 0000, Mon–Sat, 10 am–7:30 pm.
Ch. 09Centres
Three centres, one standard.
Same teachers’ notes, same Sunday tests, same Monday reports, whichever side of the city you live on. And every batch has a live online twin.
Indiranagar
Our first centre, since 2014Six classrooms, a library corner and a silent study hall that stays open till 9 pm.
JEE · Boards 11–12 · Spoken English
A six-minute walk from the metro · Indiranagar, Bengaluru
Jayanagar
Since 2018Our largest centre, with two lab-style rooms for Chemistry and Biology demonstrations.
JEE · NEET · Boards 9–10 · Foundation
Five minutes from the metro · Jayanagar, Bengaluru
HSR Layout
Since 2022Built with younger learners in mind: brighter rooms, a reading nook and a parents’ lounge.
NEET · Boards 9–10 · Foundation
Parking on site, bus stops close by · HSR Layout, Bengaluru
Opening hours, all centres
- Monday – Friday
- 8 am – 9 pm
- Saturday
- 8 am – 8 pm
- Sunday
- 8 am – 1 pm, tests only
- Admissions desk
- Mon – Sat, 10 am – 7:30 pm
+91 80 0000 0000