Live JEE and NEET Classes

This startup runs small-batch live classes for JEE, NEET and board exams from Indore. Its teachers have prepared students for these exams for years, and teach in Hindi and English together, the way students across Madhya Pradesh speak and think.

Every class is small enough for the teacher to see every face, ask questions and clear doubts as they come up. Between classes, AI practice works on each student’s weakest topics, and parents get a clear weekly report.

Every year, more than twenty lakh students sit NEET and more than ten lakh sit JEE Main. For students in Bhopal, Ujjain, Jabalpur, Sagar or Rewa, preparation usually means a hard choice:

• move away to a coaching hub, with the cost of hostels and the strain of living alone at sixteen;
• join a huge online batch, where hundreds watch the same lecture and few ever ask a question;
• or study alone, without anyone to say what they are getting wrong.

Many of these students studied in Hindi until Class 10, and lose confidence when coaching switches entirely to English. Their parents, often far from the coaching world, have little idea how their child is really doing.

Students join live classes from the app on Android, iPhone or the web. Batches are small, the teacher can hear and see students, and doubts are cleared in class or in doubt sessions straight after.

After every class and test, the AI practice engine sets questions on exactly the topics each student finds hard. Every question is tagged to its NCERT chapter and exam topic, so the engine knows what each student has mastered and what they haven’t. Mistakes are explained step by step. Students can photograph a problem from any book to ask a doubt, and teachers review any answer the AI isn’t sure about.

Weekly tests and full-length mock tests run in the same computer-based format as the real exams. Parents get a report on WhatsApp every week.

Mobile networks in smaller towns are not always strong, so the live classroom has a low-bandwidth mode that keeps the teacher’s voice and board clear when video can’t keep up. Class recordings can be downloaded to watch offline, and study material is available in Hindi and English.

A FIRELIFE engineering team works inside the startup’s product team. Together we built:

• the live classroom, with the teacher’s board, small-batch video and the low-bandwidth mode;
• the question bank and the AI that tags each question to the syllabus;
• the practice engine that tracks how well each student knows each topic;
• tests in the real exam format, with analysis by topic;
• the parent reports and the teacher dashboard.

FIRELIFE engineers plan and ship alongside the founders every week. Once a month, we review product, results and spending together, and decide what comes next. The founders lead teaching and students; we lead the technology.

The startup runs JEE and NEET batches from Indore for students across Madhya Pradesh, on its own platform, with AI practice and weekly parent reports in place.

Foundation courses for Classes 9 and 10 are next, so students build strong basics before exam preparation begins, followed by Hindi-medium batches for state board students across Madhya Pradesh.