Darshit Sir Institute

Guides

Straight answers to the decisions families face.

Choosing a stream, choosing a board, choosing a medium, and what to do when a year has gone wrong. Written for Gujarat students and their parents.

Choosing a stream

Group A or Group B After Class 10: How to Actually Decide

PCM or PCB is the first real fork in a science student's life. Here is how to think about it without guessing.

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Boards

GSEB or CBSE for Science in Gujarat: An Honest Comparison

Both boards get you to the same entrance exams. They differ in language, textbook and what the board exam rewards.

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Medium

Gujarati Medium or English Medium for Science?

The medium decision quietly shapes two years of study. It deserves more thought than it usually gets.

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Exam strategy

Preparing for GUJCET and the Board Exam in the Same Year

Most Class 12 students try to do these as two separate jobs. That is why they run out of time.

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Engineering

Should You Sit DDCET? Who the Diploma to Degree Route Suits

The exam is well travelled and badly explained. This is about whether it is the right move for you, not what it stands for.

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Repeaters

Repeating Class 12: Is a Drop Year Worth It?

Sometimes yes. But only if something specific changes, and you can say what it is.

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Engineering

ATKT and Backlogs in Engineering: Clearing Them Without Falling Further Behind

A backlog is a different task from studying the subject the first time. Treating it the same way is why it repeats.

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How we teach

Online or Classroom Tuition: What Actually Differs

Less than people assume, if the online class is live and the written work is still marked.

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For parents

Choosing a Coaching Class in Ahmedabad: Nine Questions to Ask

A short list that tells you more than any brochure will.

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Have a question none of these answer? Darshit Sir has taught this in Paldi since 2006, in the classroom and live online.

Talk to the teacher, not a counsellor.

Bring the student's last two report cards. You will get an honest read on where they stand and which batch actually helps, from the person who will do the teaching.