Atmiya Classes coaches students of Standard 7, 8, 9 and 10 of the Maharashtra State Board (SSC) — English medium only. Small batches, concept-first teaching, topic-wise tests and a teacher who actually knows your child's name.
“Serving with Devotion and Dedication”
Attend one full lecture, meet the teacher, then decide. No fees, no obligation.
Big classes hide weak students. We deliberately keep batches small so that every child is questioned, corrected and encouraged in every single lecture — from Standard 7 right up to the SSC board exam.
Every batch is capped at 30 students. The teacher knows exactly which chapter each child struggles with — and fixes it before the next test.
We teach the prescribed Balbharati textbooks chapter-by-chapter, then add extra practice. Nothing extra, nothing missing — exactly what the SSC paper asks.
A test is held as soon as a topic is completed, scheduled on a weekday within the same week and corrected within two days. Parents get a WhatsApp report card with marks, attendance and the teacher's remark.
A weekly doubt session is kept aside outside regular lecture hours. Students come with their own questions — no charge, no appointment needed.
We don't start with tricks. Derivations, reasoning and "why does this work" come first — which is why our students survive Std 11 and 12 too.
A structured Parent–Teacher Meeting every two months, plus an immediate call the moment attendance or marks slip. No surprises in March.
Each programme follows the Maharashtra State Board (Balbharati) syllabus for that standard, taught over the full academic year with revision and practice built in.
Building the base for the SSC years ahead.
Where Maths and Science start getting serious.
The syllabus that decides how Std 10 will go.
Full syllabus + revision + 3 prelim papers.
Also available: a summer Std 9 → 10 Bridge Batch in April–May that finishes the first four chapters before school reopens, so Standard 10 begins with a head start.
All teaching follows the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary & Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) syllabus and the prescribed Balbharati textbooks.
Linear equations, quadratic equations, arithmetic progression, probability and statistics — solved step by step, with full textbook practice sets.
Std 7 · 8 · 9 · 10Similarity, Pythagoras theorem, circles, coordinate geometry, trigonometry and mensuration — with construction practice and proof writing.
Std 9 · 10Part 1 (Physics & Chemistry) and Part 2 (Biology) taught with diagrams, reactions and numericals — plus practical-based questions.
Std 7 · 8 · 9 · 10Kumarbharati textbook units, grammar, unseen passages, letter and e-mail writing, dialogue and story writing — all in board answer format.
Std 7 · 8 · 9 · 10Kumarbharati / Lokbharati poetry and prose, व्याकरण, पत्रलेखन, निबंधलेखन and सारांश — taught with model answers that actually score.
Std 7 · 8 · 9 · 10History & Political Science plus Geography — with map work, timelines and the statistical/graph questions students usually lose marks on.
Std 7 · 8 · 9 · 10No chapter is marked "done" until the student has cleared its test. This is the loop that runs all year.
The chapter explained from first principles on the board, with real examples.
Textbook practice sets solved together in class, teacher checking every notebook.
Daily homework, corrected individually — not just ticked.
A board-pattern test once the topic is finished, held on a weekday, with marks shared with parents.
Whatever the test exposes is taught again in the doubt session. Then we move on.
All lectures are held in the evening, between 4:00 PM and 7:00 PM, six days a week — after school hours, so classes never clash with your child's school timetable.
| Standard | Days | Timing | Subjects per day | Seats |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard 7 | Mon – Sat | 4:00 – 7:00 PM | 2 subjects | Open |
| Standard 8 | Mon – Sat | 4:00 – 7:00 PM | 2 subjects | 3 seats left |
| Standard 9 | Mon – Sat | 4:00 – 7:00 PM | 2 subjects | 2 seats left |
| Standard 10 | Mon – Sat | 4:00 – 7:00 PM | 2 subjects | 4 seats left |
Seat availability updated on 29 July 2026. Sunday is reserved for prelim papers during December–February.
Our students are not selected on entrance tests — we take average students and work on them. The figures below are for the thirteen Standard 10 students we published result posters for.
Not selected students — our own students, from Standard 9 to the SSC board. Choose a year to see them.
Swipe or use the arrows to see more · tap any poster to open it full size. Percentages are the Standard 9 school result followed by the SSC board result.
We are collecting photographs and mark sheets from the batch that just finished its SSC examination. This page will be updated as soon as they are ready.
Book a free demo lectureMy daughter was scoring 55 in Maths in Std 9. After one year at Atmiya she got 94 in the board. What changed was the test after every topic — she could not hide a weak chapter anymore.
Geometry was my weakest subject. Patil sir made me write every proof myself instead of copying. By the prelims I was solving them without looking at the book.
We shifted our son here in Std 8 from a class of 70 students. Here the teacher calls us directly if he misses even one day. That attention is worth everything.
One fee covers tuition, all printed notes, question banks, test papers and prelim exams. There is no separate "material charge" or "exam charge" later in the year.
| Programme | Subjects | Duration | Fees |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard 7 — Foundation | All subjects | June – April | On discussion |
| Standard 8 — Concept Builder | All subjects | June – April | On discussion |
| Standard 9 — Pre-Board | All subjects | June – April | On discussion |
| Standard 10 — Board Success | All subjects + 3 prelims | June – Feb | On discussion |
Fees and instalments are decided in discussion with the parents at the time of admission — so that the payment plan suits your family. Please call us or visit the centre for the current fee details. Fees are payable by cash, UPI, cheque or bank transfer, and a receipt is issued for every payment.
Concessions: sibling discount · early-bird discount on full payment before the session begins.
Call us or fill the form on this page. We will tell you honestly whether a seat is available.
Your child attends one full lecture with the actual batch and the actual teacher.
A short discussion on the child's current marks, weak subjects and the plan for the year.
Submit the form with a school ID copy, pay the first instalment, and collect the study material.
We teach English medium students only. Every lecture, every note and every test paper is in English, following the prescribed Balbharati textbooks — so what your child hears in class matches exactly what the SSC paper asks. Marathi and Hindi are of course taught as language subjects.
Yes. We follow the Maharashtra State Board (MSBSHSE) syllabus and the prescribed Balbharati textbooks, chapter by chapter. We usually stay one or two chapters ahead of school so that classroom lectures become revision for our students.
No. Every programme from Standard 7 to Standard 10 covers all subjects together. At this stage the subjects support each other — a weak grasp of English or Marathi shows up directly in Science and Social Science answers — so we teach the full set rather than isolated subjects.
Absences are marked and the parent is informed the same day. Notes for the missed lecture are handed over as soon as the student returns, and the topic is covered again in the weekly doubt session so that nothing is left behind.
Tests are conducted topic-wise — as soon as a topic is completed in class, a test on it is scheduled on one of the weekdays within that week, so the concept is still fresh. In addition there is a term test after each unit, and for Standard 10, three full board-pattern prelim papers between December and February — written under exam conditions and with the same time limits as the actual paper.
Yes. Printed chapter-wise notes, solved practice sets, previous years' board question papers with solutions and topic-wise question banks are included in the fee. Nothing extra is charged for study material.
Our teaching is offline and classroom-based, because that is what works at this age. However, when a student is unwell for a longer period, we share recorded revision videos and conduct doubt sessions over a video call so that the child does not fall behind.
Our centre is in the address given in the Contact section below, with parking available and a bus stop within walking distance. You are welcome to visit during batch hours and see a lecture in progress before deciding.
Walk in during batch hours and watch a lecture. No appointment needed.
Atmiya Classes,
Bhandup West,
Mumbai – 400 078, Maharashtra
Lectures · Monday to Saturday · 4:00 – 7:00 PM
Office & enquiries · 3:00 – 8:00 PM
Sunday · closed (open during prelim season)
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