International students
Indian syllabus teaching, wherever the student is.
Yes. Darshit Sir Institute teaches Indian syllabus courses live to students outside India -- Gujarat Board and CBSE Class 11 and 12, GUJCET, JEE Main, NEET, DDCET and engineering subjects. Class timings are agreed around your timezone before you enrol, and teaching is in English with Gujarati or Hindi explanation where it helps.
How it works
- Class timings agreed around your timezone before you enrol
- Live teaching, not recordings
- Written work submitted and returned, the same as in Ahmedabad
- Taught in English, with Gujarati or Hindi explanation where it helps
Where to start
For Indian families abroad and for students anywhere studying an Indian syllabus, the full course list is taught live, with the schedule agreed around your timezone.
Common questions
Can a student outside India study the Gujarat Board or CBSE syllabus with you?
Yes. Both syllabi are taught live to students abroad, most often to Gujarati families whose children will sit Indian board or entrance exams.
How are timezones handled?
Timings are agreed with you before enrolment, not assumed. The schedule is set so the student is studying at a sensible hour where they actually live.
What language are international classes taught in?
English, with Gujarati or Hindi explanation where it helps a concept land. Tell us what the student is comfortable with.
Can a student abroad prepare for JEE, NEET or GUJCET?
Yes. Students planning to sit Indian entrance exams are taught the full preparation course live, on the same syllabus as students in Ahmedabad.
Is engineering subject tuition available for students studying abroad?
Yes. Diploma and degree engineering subjects are taught across all branches and semesters, including for students clearing backlogs.
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.