GATE Preparation
AIR 11 · GATE CS
Solve problems in front of someone who can see how you think.
- Format
- Live, small cohort
- Duration
- 6–11 months
- From
- ₹24,000
- Next cohort
- Rolling admissions
Programs Content is free. Attention
Content is free. Attention
never was.
Three programmes, all built on the same mechanism: a named mentor who reads your work every week and tells you the truth about it.
Research Mentorship
3+ papers at top-tier AI venues
A real problem, a supervisor who reads your drafts, a submitted paper.
- Format
- 1:1 + lab group
- Duration
- 8–12 months
- From
- ₹35,000
- Next cohort
- Two intakes a year
1:1 Deeptech Mentorship
Built for students who want to build
Direction, not content — a weekly hour with someone who has done it.
- Format
- One-to-one
- Duration
- 3–6 months
- From
- ₹12,000
- Next cohort
- Rolling · limited seats
Side by side
Which one is actually for you?
If two look right, book a call — we will tell you which one we think fits, including when the answer is neither.
| GATE Preparation | Research Mentorship | 1:1 Deeptech Mentorship | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Final-year and pre-final-year students targeting a top-100 rank | Undergraduates who want a research career and need a first publication | Students who can follow a tutorial but freeze on an open-ended problem |
| Format | Live, small cohort | 1:1 + lab group | One-to-one |
| Duration | 6–11 months | 8–12 months | 3–6 months |
| Commitment | 12–15 hrs / week | 10–12 hrs / week | 6–8 hrs / week |
| From | ₹24,000 | ₹35,000 | ₹12,000 |
| Next intake | Rolling admissions | Two intakes a year | Rolling · limited seats |
How we run programmes
Three things we hold to.
Small, or it is not mentorship
A mentor with forty students is a lecturer with extra steps. Our ratios are published because they are the product.
Someone reads your work
Every week, a named person looks at what you actually produced and tells you what is wrong with it. That is the entire mechanism.
We say no
Each programme page lists who it is not for. We would rather lose an enrolment than take money from someone we cannot help.
Not sure which one?
Ask us.
Tell us where you are and where you want to get to. If none of these is the right answer, we will say so.