Darshit Sir Institute

CBSE · Repeaters · Group A (PCM)

CBSE Class 12 Science Repeater Batch PCM Tuition in Ahmedabad

The Class 12 Science repeater batch at Darshit Sir Institute is run separately from first-year students, for those retaking the Class 12 board or an entrance exam. It begins by diagnosing what went wrong in the previous attempt, then covers Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology at a pace built for a second attempt.

BoardCBSE
ClassRepeaters
StreamGroup A (PCM)
MediumEnglish
ModeClassroom or live online
See the full syllabus

What the course covers

  • Run as its own batch, never merged with first-timers
  • Starts by diagnosing what actually went wrong last year
  • Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology
  • Board and entrance preparation together

Specific to CBSE

  • Follows the NCERT textbook and the CBSE board examination
  • Available in english medium
  • Prepares alongside JEE Main
Class 12 Science Repeater Batch PCM

What you will learn

By the end of this course.

01

Know precisely why the previous attempt fell short, and what changes

02

Cover the full syllabus again without spending equal time on already-strong chapters

03

Build exam speed, which is where most repeat attempts are actually won

04

Sit the second attempt better prepared than the first, not merely more anxious

Full syllabus

Class 12 Science syllabus, retaught for a second attempt

Taught for CBSE, from the NCERT textbook, for the CBSE board examination. Chapters where marks were actually lost are taken first and returned to most often. Gujarat Board is taught in Gujarati medium or English medium; CBSE is taught in English.

3 modules, 12 topics in total.

01

Step 1: Diagnosis

4 topics
  • Review of the previous attempt, paper by paper
  • Identifying whether marks were lost on concept, on speed or on presentation
  • An honest assessment of a realistic target for this attempt
  • A study plan built around the gaps, not around chapter one
02

Step 2: Rebuild

4 topics
  • Physics: full Class 12 syllabus, weak units first
  • Chemistry: full Class 12 syllabus, weak units first
  • Mathematics or Biology, by group
  • Class 11 topics revisited where they underpin a Class 12 gap
03

Step 3: Exam practice

4 topics
  • Full-length papers under real timing
  • Error logs, so the same mistake is not repeated a second year running
  • Board answer-writing and entrance MCQ speed, practised separately
  • Final revision rounds

Who it is for

Students repeating Class 12 Science, retaking a board exam, or taking a dedicated year to improve a GUJCET, JEE Main or NEET score.

Source: NCERT. Syllabus and exam patterns are set by the board and can change. Always confirm against the official page: https://ncert.nic.in/textbook.php

How you can study this course

In the classroom, or live online.

Same teacher, same syllabus, same marked written work.

At the Paldi centre, Ahmedabad

Classroom classes

In person, in small batches, in the same room as the teacher.

  • Small batches, so a confused face is visible from the front of the room
  • Written work collected in class and returned marked
  • Board work and worked examples on the whiteboard
  • Doubt-solving face to face, inside the class

Live, from anywhere

Online classes

The same course taught live, never pre-recorded.

  • Live teaching by Darshit Sir himself, not a recording
  • The same written work, submitted, marked and returned
  • The same small batch size as the classroom
  • For students outside India, timings agreed around your timezone
Want to know if a batch fits your timetable? Darshit Sir has taught this in Paldi since 2006, in the classroom and live online.

Why it matters

Why this course, and why now.

School science decides the degree. A student who understands Class 11 properly does not spend Class 12 relearning it, and a student who understands Class 11 and 12 has already done half the work for every entrance exam.

Your teacher

Learn directly from Darshit Sir.

Instrumentation and Control engineer, with a master's degree and a chartered degree. He has taught in Paldi since 2006 and takes every batch himself, classroom and online.

Darshit Bhatt

The method

How every chapter is taught.

01

Concept in plain words

The idea is explained before the formula appears, in language the student actually uses.

02

Worked through on the board

Problems are solved live, step by step, so the method is seen and not just described.

03

Written practice, marked by hand

Work is collected, corrected and returned. Nothing is set that nobody reads.

04

Doubts until it clicks

The class does not move on while the room is still lost. Doubt-solving is inside the lesson, not booked separately.

05

Exam-pattern drill

Past papers and full-length tests under real timing, with an error log so the same mistake is not repeated.

What is included

In every batch.

  • Live teaching by Darshit Bhatt himself, in person and online
  • Chapter-wise written practice, collected and marked by hand
  • Doubt-solving inside the class, not booked as a separate session
  • Previous year question paper discussion
  • Regular tests with individual feedback
  • Revision rounds before the examination
Questions about fees, seats or the next batch? Darshit Sir has taught this in Paldi since 2006, in the classroom and live online.

Course FAQs

Class 12 Science Repeater Batch PCM: common questions.

Why is the repeater batch run separately?
Repeating is a different problem from studying it the first time. The gaps are already known, the confidence is lower and the calendar is shorter. Mixing repeaters into a first-timer batch wastes the one advantage a repeater has, which is knowing exactly where they fell short.
Where does the repeater batch start?
With a diagnosis of the previous attempt, not with chapter one. Time is spent where the marks were actually lost.
Can a repeater prepare for the board and an entrance exam in the same year?
Yes, and most do. Both are covered in the batch.

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