Dear Student,
At the very outset I must admit that ours is a business organization. It is a private
institution without getting any funding from the government or any other
funding agency. We have to raise our own resources for running and developing
the organization. And there are already many private institutes engaged in this
activity of coaching for IIT-JEE. So, what is the relevance of a new institute in this
field?
It may sound contradictory that on the one hand I feel that the usual prevalent
coaching in the society is many a time detrimental to the growth of the students’
academic calibre, while on the other we are ourselves engaged in the activity of
coaching, and with the full confidence that we are going to do a “business with
morality”.
Most of the coaching institutes give this impression to the students that they
possess certain secrets/tricks which they can pass on to the students if they get
enrolled in their organization. They also give the impression that they alone know
what the students should be taught and what they should not be taught; and they
discourage the students from asking questions of their own and advise them to
strictly adhere to what they are taught.
However, I hold the opinion that there is no secret of improving the academic
competence of a person other than learning the concepts by his/her own efforts,
one by one, unambiguously and systematically. Of course, there are certain
obvious things like time management in the examination hall and time
management before appearing for the examination, but that too can be done by
the student’s own initiative and practice. The basic fact is that an individual can
grow primarily by his/her own efforts and not by simply listening to some
lectures. So, enrolment in any coaching institute of the world cannot be a
substitute for hard work and practice on the part of the student. Basically, a
person attains the growth of his/her mind when he or she struggles to find the
solution to a problem which he or she is finding difficult to solve. So, I advise you
to perspire for hours and days on several occasions, if not at a stretch, before you
take the help of some expert. A good coaching institute should be a good guide to
her students under such situations. And we aim at becoming one such
organization, where priority will be given to clearing the doubts and solving the
problems raised by the students rather than compelling them to simply follow
what we have to offer.
There is a very simple reason why the coaching institutes generally discourage the
students from raising their own doubts and ask the students to simply follow
what is taught in the class: the teachers themselves do not know the
subject-matter thoroughly; they fear that they will not be able to solve the
problems which they have not practised before coming to the class; they fear that
the shallowness of their knowledge will be exposed if they are asked some new
problem.
Of course, there is nothing wrong if a teacher accepts that he is not in a position to
do a problem quickly in the class, and he simply gives the guidelines by which he
would like to try to solve the problem and postpones the actual solution to some
later class. But such situations should not be very frequent for any teacher to be
able to teach confidently. The usual coaching institutes do not allow the students
to ask whatever problems they have because in such a situation such
embarrassing situations will become a recurring feature rather than an exception.
So, a teacher in a normal coaching institute usually prepares a few selected
problems for the class, and asks the students to simply follow what he wants to
teach (which is what he has prepared).
It is well-known that in the IIT-JEE examination, they usually ask fresh problems,
problems which are neither mere repetition of the previously asked questions nor
frequently asked questions with simple changes in the numerical values of the
data. They ask questions with some newness in it. So it is ironical how the
institutes, claiming to prepare the students for IIT-JEE, discourage them from
raising new questions of their choice.
So, the situation in the normal IIT-JEE coaching institutes is that the teachers, who
are themselves not capable of solving new/unseen problems, are coaching the
students to prepare for an examination where they will be required to solve fresh
problems.
The situation is like that because the coaching institutes are simply interested in
making money. They spend crores of rupees on advertising, attract the students
and earn money. Many students do feel cheated after getting admission to the
coaching institutes. But they have no way out. They have already made the full
payment and no coaching institute in this country, to our knowledge, gives the
freedom to the students to get a refund if they are not satisfied with the teaching
in the respective coaching institute and if they want to withdraw from that
coaching institute. So the students feel entrapped and helpless.
We are taking the bold step to refund the money for the remaining period if a
student wants to withdraw from our institute at any point of time.
Obviously, we need to keep a very, very competent group of teachers in such a
situation because we alone will be the losers otherwise. Accordingly, we are
willing to pay a high salary to the teachers and only those teachers will be taking
classes in our institute whose teaching ability and knowledge is beyond doubt for
us. We have a very high standard for the selection of the teachers. Normally, a
teacher will be allowed to teach students in our institute only after he is able to
deliver lectures of high standard before experts on each and every chapter of the
subject he or she is going to teach.
We are so particular about the standard of the teachers because we feel that the
students can get benefited if and only if the teachers teaching in the institute have
a sound knowledge of the subject. Otherwise, they will simply misguide and
confuse the students, laying a weak foundation for the student’s career. Some
existing coaching institutes rely upon the teachers who can get them a good
feedback from the students whom the particular teacher is teaching, not caring at
all what is the real level of competence of the teacher. In such a situation the
teachers are tempted to cheat the students by adopting skills by which they can
wrongly impress the students. But we have adopted a policy where the teachers
have to deliver lectures and answer various questions raised by an expert group
on each and every chapter before any teacher is allowed to teach.
It is a well-known fact that heat flows from a body at higher temperature to a
body at lower temperature under normal circumstances. Similarly, a student can
get benefited from a teacher only if the teacher is more knowledgeable than the
student.
So, dear students, have faith in your own efforts and hard labour. Do not feel shy
in clearing your doubts from the teachers, more so when you are attending the
class in any coaching institute. Remember the teacher is not obliging you by
answering your questions. You have paid a high fee for that. So it is a matter of
right for you to get your doubts cleared.
With good wishes
Yours sincerely
(Shyam Rudra Pathak)
Managing Director
Yogyata Samvardhan Sansthan
Institute
Yogyata Samvardhan Sansthan (YSS) is located at E-138, Sector 20, Noida.
Noida enjoys most of the facilities of Delhi and yet it is free from the congestion
usually found in most of the localities of Delhi. It is well-connected by roads with
Delhi. Buses take about one hour to reach Noida from the New Delhi Railway
Station. The road map shown below can be helpful to you.
Classes will be held in a nearby school building. Classes are well equipped
with all necessary amenities. There will be a maximum of 35 students in a
class/batch, so that teachers can pay proper attention to the students. Attempts
will be made to have even lesser number of students in a class if possible. In our
Institute the number of students to be enrolled depends on the number of
competent teachers we have with us, and not the other way round that as many
people are recruited as teachers as are required by the number of enrolled
students. Our present strength of teachers allows us to take at most five batches
of 35 students each. Thus at present we have only 175 seats available for the
aspirants of JEE-2002/2003. So, we shall take admission after tests because it
would be the best method to do justice to all the aspirants who are interested in
taking admission in our institute.
If we find additional competent teachers in near future, more vacancies for
the enrolment of students will be announced later.
Faculty
Teachers’ selection is of utmost concern to us. We are very particular in
selecting competent teachers who should be able to solve IIT-JEE type
new/unseen problems. We also check their communication skill, so that they can
easily convey the intended things to the students. The selection procedure for
teachers not known to us is intended to check their calibre and teaching skill. They
are required to appear in three types of test of a total of 9 hours duration. The tests
are conducted in three different stages-written test, model lecture and academic
interview.
After selection, the teachers are given rigorous training of two months. During
the training period they are required to learn all the basic fundamentals of the
subject-matter and to solve and create new problems, to give lecture in classes, to
interact with students etc. Each teacher is required to deliver a demonstration
lecture on each chapter is front of MD Sri Shyam Rudra Pathak before he takes
class on that chapter. This is to ensure justice to the students who take admission
in a coaching institute with certain expectations at a high fee.
A brief introduction of our present teachers is being given below.
1. Sri Shyam Rudra Pathak:
· Got silver medal from Bihar Board in 1979 when he passed 10th from
Netarhat Vidyalaya.
· He qualified IIT-JEE in first attempt (when he was in class XI) in 1980. He did
5-year integrated MS Physics course from IIT-Delhi on that basis.
· In 1985, he got all India first rank with 99.89 percentile score in GATE.
· After that he did M.Tech. in Energy studies from IIT-Delhi, in which his
CGPA (cumulative grade point average) was 9.25 on the 10-point scale.
· He got CSIR Fellowship in first attempt.
· He got Senior Research fellowship from IIT-Delhi.
· He got all India first rank in Research Scholars’ written entrance test of
TIFR-Bombay in 1991.
· He got all India first rank in written exam of Research Scholars’ Joint Entrance
Test of NCRA and IUCAA. He did research work in Astrophysics from TIFR
Bombay and TIFR Pune.
· He worked as a Physics Faculty in FIITJEE, Delhi from January 2000 to
December 2000.
2. Dr. Manoj Kumar Pillai
A topper of the West Bengal Board (1982) in class X, he passed class XII with 2nd
rank in West Bengal, did his B.Sc. (H) in Physics from Calcutta University and
M.Sc. (Physics) from IIT, Kanpur with distinction. He also did his research in
Physics at the University of Rochester in the US. He worked as a lecturer in S.B.
Residential PU College, Karnataka, and then he taught as Associate Professor in
Physics in FIITJEE Ltd.
3. Ashish Kumar
· He did his 10th from Netarhat Vidyalaya, Bihar (1992).
· He did 12th from Science College, Patna in 1994.
· He qualified IIT-JEE in his first attempt in 1994. But he did not join IITs and
opted for B. Sc. (H) from Delhi University.
· He also did his M. Sc. from Delhi University.
4. Dr. K. Prasad
Dr. K. Prasad has recently superannuated as Professor of Chemistry. He has
several research publication to his credit and has guided persons for their Ph. D.
degrees. He has been teaching from Intermediate to M.Sc. level for the last four
decades. He has also been attached to coaching for engineering and medical
entrance test.
Scholarships
We offer attractive scholarships for brilliant students. We have two types of
scholarship which are given at two different stages.
(i) At the time of admission: Students for the limited number of seats are selected
through an objective-type entrance test. For the students who have got admission
to YSS, there is a scholarship test just after their admission. This scholarship test
might contain both subjective as well as objective papers. On the basis of this
scholarship test, 10% of the students seeking admission are granted full
scholarship (i.e. no fee is charged from them); but one will not be exempted from
the hostel fees, if he or she opts to stay in the YSS hostel. So, the fees paid by those
10% of the students will be returned in the beginning of the course itself just after
the scholarship test.
(ii) During course study: The entire JEE syllabus has been divided into various
units. In each unit there will be some tests. In each batch of 35 students first five
rankers will be awarded some scholarship which will be as follows:
1st position holder - 100% refund of the fee charged from a student for the lectures
allotted for that unit.
2nd position holder - 80% refund of the fee charged from a student for the lectures
allotted for that unit.
3rd position holder - 60% refund of the fee charged from a student for the lectures
allotted for that unit.
4th position holder - 40% refund of the fee charged from a student for the lectures
allotted for that unit.
5th position holder - 20% refund of the fee charged from a student for the lectures
allotted for that unit.
Important Note: If a student manages to get a rank among the top 10% of the
students seeking admission to YSS and also gets first/second/third/fourth/fifth
rank in all the unit tests in his batch then he not only gets free education in YSS
but also manages to earn 100%/80%/60%/40%/20% of the fee charged from a
student in his/her batch. If a student does not get a rank among the top 10% of
the students seeking admission to YSS but manages to get
first/second/third/fourth/fifth rank in the unit tests in his batch of 35 students,
then also he gets 100%, 80%, 60%, 40% and 20% refund of the fee paid to YSS by
him. Obviously, these scholarships are restricted to education fees; hostel fees will
not be included in the prize irrespective of whether the student stays in the hostel
or not.
Refund of Fee
If you are not satisfied with the quality of teaching in our Institute, you can
take full refund of fees paid by you to our Institute for the remaining period. This
is a unique facility which is not provided by any other institute in the world to our
knowledge. This offer shows our confidence in our standard of teaching and our
utmost care in quality control. We have kept this provision because we firmly
believe that education should not be exploited as a profession of cheating. We
have sufficient experience to believe that a large number of students feel
entrapped after joining famous coaching institutes on the basis of projected image
of the institute through big advertisements.
Refund Rules are as follows:
(i) Refund will be made for the remaining classes only. Institute will deduct the
fee for the classes held till the date of submission of the refund application in
writing to the Managing Director. The exact refund amount will be:
where No. of remaining teaching hours = No. of teaching hours promised - No. of
hours of classes held till date of submission of the refund application in writing to
the Managing Director. So, the refund amount is also equal to
(1 - A/B) ´ (Total fee paid by the student seeking refund)
A = No. of hours of classes held till the date of submission of refund
application
B = No. of teaching hours promised
Note: Calculation of the remaining hours for refund purposes will be considered
from the date you submit the application for refund in writing to MD in person.
Mere absence from classes does not entitle you for getting any refund.
(ii) Money will be refunded only by a cheque issued in favour of the candidate’s
father’s or mother’s name. In no case will the money be paid to the student in
cash.
Personal Care
Besides the normal lectures (as lecture classes and tutorial classes), we shall
arrange special tutorial classes or special doubt removal sessions for the students
who want/need additional consultation hours. We will maintain separate file for
individual students to monitor their individual progress in the
assignments/exercises given for practice. The students are encouraged to clear
their doubts in tutorial classes, but they are not stopped from asking questions in
normal lecture classes as well.
Termination of Student’s Coaching Facility
The Institute has the right to terminate any student from any course in any of the
following conditions:
1. If the student is found non-serious in his studies and simply wasting the
parents’ money.
2. If a student is creating disturbance in the class intentionally, in the opinion of
the teacher concerned.
3. If a student is involved in any other activity which creates difficulty for the
institute or which tarnishes the image of the institute.
Full money for the remaining classes will be refunded if any student is
terminated from any course by the institute. The refund of money will be by
cheque in the name of his father or mother.
Note: In case of a student opting to withdraw from YSS, or in case of a student
being expelled by YSS, the calculation of the fee amount to be returned to the
student will be based only on the hours of lecture as promised by YSS. There will
be no importance attached to the various other services which YSS provides free of
cost (like various tests including AITS and additional coaching after screening
test) to the enrolled students of YSS. Obviously, if a student gets admission with
full scholarship then he will be entitled to no refund, in case he decides to
withdraw from the YSS coaching or if YSS decides to expel him because of some
reason.
Hostel Facility
Hostel accommodation will be available for the interested students. It will
provide them an appropriate environment for the IIT-JEE preparation. Students
can benefit as much from interaction with other serious students as they can from
classroom teaching. Special care will be taken to maintain hygiene and to create a
peaceful environment for studies in the hostel.
We can provide hostel exclusively for girls if there is a sufficient number of
aspirants. Otherwise we will arrange for paying guest accomodation with
personally known good families.
Hostel expenditure, which comes out to approximately Rs 3200 (three
thousand two hundred) per month for lodging & food, has to be paid by the
students, who opt to stay in the hostel. However, staying in the institute hostel is
not compulsory for the students. Hostels are run on a no-profit-no-loss basis by
the institute.
Students desirous of availing hostel facilities are required to deposit a sum of
Rs 6000 as caution money which will be refunded after completion of course or
can be adjusted in hostel fee at the end of the course. In case a student makes any
damage to institute property, the amount equivalent to that damaged property
will be deducted from his caution money.
Hostel Fee (whatever it comes to) should be deposited before 10th of every
month (in case payment is not made in advance) by Demand Draft drawn in
favour of YOGYATA SAMVARDHAN SANSTHAN (P) Ltd. payable at Delhi.
In case a student is found to create disturbance to the studies of other student
in any manner, the student may be removed from the hostel.
Branches of YSS
We have no other branch for regular classroom teaching. However, we have
many test centres throughout the country for conducting various tests (like
Admission test, AITS etc).
Medium of Coaching
We offer the option to the students of getting the classroom coaching either in
Hindi or in English. So, the students opting to appear in JEE through Hindi
medium can opt to be taught in Hindi medium. However, there will be separate
batches for Hindi medium students and Egnlish medium students. Even for the
students opting to appear in JEE through English medium, there is an option of
getting coaching either purely in English medium or in mixed Hindi and English
medium, where the technical terms are told in English only but the students can
be explained the facts both in English and Hindi or mostly in Hindi as desired by
the students. We believe that the medium of teaching should not be a hindrance in
understanding the underlying concepts for the students, and there is no unique
medium of teaching which can be equally suitable for all the students.
About IIT-JEE
There are 6 IITs in India. Entrance Test for all IITs, IT-BHU and
ISM-Dhanbad are combined together by the name Joint Entrance Exam (JEE). JEE
is considered to be one of the toughest exams in the world. The questions asked in
the tests are never repeated or picked up from guides or books.
So, an institute or a teacher is good only if he/she has the potential to
solve/create unseen problems and can make you able to solve such problems
also. So for doing well in this exam you should try to understand the basic
concepts clearly.
From JEE 2000 a new pattern has been introduced. Now, this exam consists of
two stages.
Stage I: It has a Screening Test of 3 hours’ duration containing approximately 105
objective questions (35 each in Phy/Chem/Math) with equal weightage in all the
three subjects. It is conducted generally on second Sunday of December every
year. About 20,000 students are selected in this stage.
Stage II: The Main Examination is conducted on 1st or 2nd Sunday of May in the
following year. Main examination will have 3 sessions of 2 hrs. each on Physics,
Chemistry and Mathematics. Only those candidates who qualify in the Screening
Test are allowed to appear in the Main Examination. The Main Examination will
have conventional (non-objective) questions to be answered in the answer-book
supplied. Finally, about 3200 students are selected on the basis of their
performance in Main Exam only.
Question papers will be provided to a candidate in either Hindi or English,
according to his or her choice, as filled in the application form by the candidate.
The candidates are permitted to write the Main Examination in any one of the
following languages: Assamese, Bengali, English, Gujarati, Hindi, Tamil and
Telugu.
Only one application is to be submitted for both the examinations; and there is no
separate fee for the Main Examination.
To succeed in both the stages you need to
(1) develop your fundamental knowledge of the subjects; identify your mistakes
so that you do not commit them in the examination hall.
(2) develop your ability to comprehend new problems.
(3) remove your fear psychosis that deters you from solving new/unseen
problems.
In case you have shortage of time for preparation then you should try to
make use of your strength rather than being afraid of your weaknesses. It is our
experience that one can get selected even if one has not studied all chapters of
syllabus. Quality of your knowledge is more important than quantity of coverage
of JEE syllabus.
Lastly, you must take several JEE-level model tests before actually appearing
in JEE. So, we lay special emphasis on conducting various tests from time to time
so that the students are properly equiped to face JEE.
Utility of a Coaching Institute
Honestly speaking, you don’t need to enrol yourself in any coaching institute
if you are capable of doing serious study on your own. However, in case you
don’t have access to competent teachers who can guide you whenever you are in
doubt, then a coaching institute having competent teachers can be of use.
We would like to bring to your notice that at present the grim reality is that
usually the teachers teaching in most of the coaching institutes are themselves not
capable of solving unseen/fresh JEE problems and quite often they lack the basic
understanding of the subject-matter. So taking coaching in just any institute can
be damaging to your career and may lay a very weak foundation for your
academic growth. It not only spoils your precious time and money but also
creates confusion in your own understanding.
So, you should not be simply misled by the name, claim and fame created by
big advertisements of any coaching institute. You should try to find out through
all available means about the academic calibre of the teachers working in the
coaching institute concerned.
So many institutes are running their business with so-called qualified
teachers who always try to avoid unseen new problems. They teach and solve
only those problems which have been collected in their material for years and
which they have solved several times beforehand. They don’t allow you to ask
questions from outside the material.
What is the use of such classes where your problems remain unattended!!
YSS is very particular in this respect. You are free to ask any question from
JEE syllabus in the lecture and tutorial classes. We are always willing to accept
them.
A good coaching institute should be useful to you in the following ways:
(1) It should give you basic clarity of the theoretical understanding of all topics
within the JEE syllabus in a short interval of time.
(2) It should guide you whenever you get stuck in solving the problems in spite of
making efforts more than once on your part.
(3) It should give you adequate practice of appearing in JEE-like examinations.
(4) It should give you a proper environment conducive to serious preparation for
JEE.
(5) It can be useful if you can learn the concepts quicker by listening to the lecture
delivered by some knowledgeable teacher.
Your gain from a good institute would mean an improvement in your rank. A
difference of even a few marks can alter your rank appreciably because the
number of students are large and the full marks is only 300. So, all students have
to get marks in a narrow range and there can be many students getting the same
marks.
About our Classroom Programmes
Our classroom programmes have the highest potential to improve your
knowledge and performance in final IIT-JEE result. The main objectives of our
classroom programmes are the following:
· High-quality study material (about 3000 printed pages) prepared by highly
qualified people.
· On each topic you will be given questions of varying level of difficulty.
· Problem-solving and doubt-clearing tutorial classes.
· Regular tests on JEE pattern and test analysis which will develop your
examination temperament and increase your confidence. Unit test after each unit.
Quiz test after each chapter.
· Course will be finished in advance so that you have time to revise the whole
syllabus.
· You will be allowed to appear free of cost in All-India Test Series which will
be conducted by YSS.
· After the Screening Test you will be given 100 hours additional
Mains-oriented coaching free of cost.
· After the Screening Test you will get YSS-PP (Problem package containing
1000 complex questions with solutions) free of cost.
Two-Year Classroom Programme [For JEE-2003]
(1) Regular: 3 days per week (2) Weekend: Saturday/Sunday Only
In the first year we usually cover that part of JEE syllabus which is covered in
class XI of NCERT text books.
· Hours devoted for lecture and tutorial classes : 540 hours.
· Classes: 3 days/week and 3-4 hrs/day. For weekend: upto 6 hrs/day.
· Fee : 40,000/- [We are giving 25% inaugural year discount.]
Net Fee: 30,000/- [after discount]
Installment - Rs 14,000 (fourteen thousand) at the time of admission
followed by two equal bi-monthly installments of Rs 9500 (Nine thousand
five hundred) each.
Admission Test Dates Corresponding last date of Admission
March 25, 2001 April 15, 2001
April 15, 2001 May 1, 2001
May 13, 2001 June 1, 2001
June 17, 2001 July 1, 2001
July 15, 2001 Aug 1, 2001
Aug 12, 2001 Sept 1, 2001
Sept 16, 2001 Oct 3, 2001
Oct 14, 2001 Nov 1, 2001
· Other Scholarship and Unit tests: After each unit.
· The course will finish before 31 Oct, 2002, i.e. more than a month before the
Screening Test for JEE-2003.
Note: Regular & weekend classroom programmes will follow the same scheme
except arrangement of classes.
One-year classroom programme [for IIT-JEE 2002]
There are three types of one-year classroom programmes. All these types are of
different units/hours with different amounts of fees according to different dates
of admission.
(i) 340-hour programme: (APRIL BATCH)
· This programme will be covered in 340 hours of lecture and tutorial classes.
· Fee : Rs 32,000/- (we are giving 25% inaugural year discount.)
Net Fee : Rs 24,000/- (after discount)
Installment - Rs 13,000 (thirteen thousand) at the time of admission
followed by Rs 12,500 (twelve thousand five hundred) after two months.
· Admission Test date: March 25, 2001
· Last date of admission: April 15, 2001
· Other Scholarship and Unit tests: After each Unit.
· Course will be finished one month before Screening Test for IIT-JEE 2002.
(ii) 300-hour programme (MAY BATCH)
· This programme will be covered in 300 hours.
· Fee : Rs 30000/- (We are giving 25% inaugural year discount.)
Net Fee : Rs 22,500/- (After discount)
Installment - Rs 12,000 (twelve thousand) at the time of admission followed
by Rs 12,000 after one month.
· Admission Test date: 15 April, 2001
· Last date of admission: May 1, 2001
· Other Scholarship and Unit tests: After each Unit.
· Course will be finished one month before Screening Test for JEE 2002.
(iii) 250-hour programme (JUNE BATCH)
· This programme will be covered in 250 hours.
· Fee : Rs 28,000/- (We are giving 25% inaugural year discount.)
Net Fee : Rs 21,000/- (After discount)
Installment - Rs 11,000 (eleven thousand) at the time of admission followed
by Rs 11,000 after one month.
· Admission Test date: May 13, 2001
· Last date of admission: 1 June, 2001
· Other Scholarship and Unit tests: After each Unit.
· Course will be finished at least 15 days before the Screening Test.
Screening-Oriented course (for IIT-JEE 2002)
· In this course only the syllabus for Screening Test will be covered because of
the time constraint.
· Hours devoted: 200 hours.
· Fee : Rs 26,000/- (We are giving 25% inaugural year discount.)
Net Fee : Rs 19,500/- (After discount)
Installment - Rs 10,500 (ten thousand & five hundred) at the time of
admission followed by Rs 10,500 after one month.
· Course has been divided into various units.
· Admission Test date: June 17, 2001 & July 15, 2001
· Last date of admission: July 1, 2001 & August 1, 2001
· Other Scholarship and Unit tests: After each Unit.
· Course will be finished at least 15 days before the Screening Test.
Mains-Oriented 200-hour course (for IIT-JEE 2002)
This course has been planned keeping in view the reality that now the syllabus for
Mains Examination is substantially more than the syllabus for the Screening. So,
this course will lay slightly more emphasis on that part of the JEE syllabus which
is not included in the Screening Test; the overall aim will be to prepare students
for the Main Examination. This course will be offered after the Screening Test. If
any student enrolled with YSS in some other classroom contact programme, prior
to Screening Test, wants to join this course also, in place of the 100-hour free
coaching after the Screening, then such a student will be given 50% discount as
compared to non-YSS students.
· Hours devoted: 200 hours.
· Fee : Rs 26,000/- (We are giving 25% inaugural year discount.)
Net Fee : Rs 19,500/- (After discount)
Installment - Rs 10,500 (ten thousand & five hundred) at the time of
admission followed by Rs 10,500 after one month.
· Course has been divided into 2 or more units.
· Scholarship test: Jan 20, 2002
· Classes will start from: 22 Jan, 2002.
· Other Scholarship and Unit tests: After each Unit.
· Course will finish 15 days before JEE Mains 2002.
Important Note:
1. A student may enrol for classroom coaching/correspondence courses in
(a) a single subject by paying 40% of the full fees for three subjects.
(b) Two subjects of his choice by paying 75% of the full fees for three
subjects.
Inaugural discount of 25% will apply.
The hours provided for a single subject and two subjects will be one-third and
two-thirds respectively of what is promised for the entire syllabus consisting of
three subjects. All refunds will be adjusted pro rata according to the amount paid
and the hours promised.
2. All the services/facilities provided free of cost to the students of other
classroom programmes will also be given to students of 200-hr screening-oriented
programme.
The students of 200-hr mains-oriented programme will receive all the
services/facilities provided free of cost to the students of other classroom
programmes, free of cost, except for the fact that they will not get additional
100-hr free coaching after the Screening Test as promised to the students of other
classroom programmes.
3. We may not hold admission test on all the above advertised dates because
we restrict the number of student enrolments strictly on the basis of the competent
teachers available to us.
All India Test Series (AITS)
Knowledge is a bit different from performance in any examination. In
spite of good preparation your result may not be satisfactory due to lack of
strategic skill of transforming knowledge into performance. So you must learn to
make the best use of your knowledge during examination. This can be done only
by exam-like practice. Keeping these things in view, YSS conducts All India Test
Series. In the AITS tests most of the questions will be original/unseen/new and
appropriately set at JEE level.
With the help of YSS-AITS you will be able to check your real level of
preparation and you will also be able to find your faults which you should not
repeat in the examination. Admission is open to all at all times.
AITS (Screening only)
A total of six JEE-like screening tests will be conducted by YSS at its test centres
starting in Oct 2001 for JEE-2002 aspirants.
Fee: Non-refundable sum of Rs. 1000/- (Rs 750/- after inaugural year discount).
Date of admission: Open to all at all times.
AITS (Mains only)
A total of five JEE-Mains-like tests will be offered by YSS at its test centres starting
in Feb 2002 for JEE-2002 aspirants.
Fee: Non-refundable sum of Rs. 1330/- (Rs 1000/- after inaugural year discount).
Date of admission: Open to all at all times.
Note: If a candidate wishes to register for AITS (screening) and AITS (mains)
together then the fee is a sum of Rs. 2130/- (Rs. 1600/- after inaugural year
discount) for both mains & screening tests.
AITS (Optional)
Under this scheme you may opt for one, two or more tests separately.
Fee: Rs. 200 (Rs. 150 after inaugural year discount) per screening test.
Rs. 330 (Rs. 250 after inaugural year discount) per mains test.
Note: 1. If you miss any test on centres, your paper will be sent to you by post.
2. Please note that your all-India rank in all such tests as are held on our test
centres will also be conveyed to you.
AITS (Correspondence)
There is no substitute for taking mock IIT-JEE tests in actual exam-like
conditions. But if you cannot take tests on the given centres, you may opt for AITS
by correspondence. Test papers, solutions, checked copies, remarks, analysis and
suggestions are mailed to you by post.
Fee: A sum of Rs. 1000/- (Rs 750/- after inaugural year discount) for screening
tests.
A sum of Rs. 1330/- (Rs 1000/- after inaugural year discount) for mains tests.
A sum of Rs. 2130/- (Rs. 1600/- after inaugural year discount) for both mains
& screening tests
Note: 1. Any student opting for test(s) that has (have) already been conducted
will be sent the materials by correspondence.
2. All test fees are Non-refundable.
Send the Fee by Demand Draft drawn in favour of “Yogyata Samvardhan
Sansthan Pvt. Ltd.” payable at “Delhi”.
YSS Correspondence Course for IIT-JEE
Classroom coaching has the advantage that you can interact with the expert
wherever you feel the necessity, but some of you may not be able to join our
classroom coaching due to some unavoidable reasons. So, we have given an
option of Correspondence Course for you. There are so many correspondence
courses for IIT-JEE in the market. In our opinion, a correspondence course should
not simply be a compilation of some standard books available in the market. Our
correspondence course is unique in the sense that we have presented the concept
in new ways so that you can understand them easily. Each chapter has three level
of questions, starting from simplest ones to IIT-JEE level.
The whole course consists of four sections:
1. Comprehensive Study Material (CSM)
2. Unit Tests (UT)
3. All India Test Series (AITS)
4. Problem Package (PP)
1. Comprehensive Study Material: The whole course has been prepared in more
than 4000 printed pages. All the chapters related to IIT-JEE will have
(i) Concept-building lessons: These lessons have been prepared by an expert and
experienced team to make your foundation solid. These lessons are very easy to
understand. Once the concepts in the chapter become clear to you, you will enjoy
the problem-solving methods.
(ii) Solved Examples: Solved examples have been given to show you the right
direction of problem-solving. These solved examples have been selected carefully,
keeping in mind that all types of concepts can be covered.
(iii) Exercises: Each chapter has three sets of exercises in increasing level of
difficulty. Besides these three exercise sets, every chapter has separate exercise for
Screening Test.
2. Unit Tests (UT): The entire course has been divided into several units. After
completion of each unit there will be a test (by correspondence) to check your
performance.
3. AITS: The students who join our correspondence course will be allowed to
appear in our AITS free of cost.
4. PP: After completion of course students will be awarded with 1000
important/unique/intelligent questions with solution. It will cover all aspects of
IIT-JEE problem-solving techniques.
Fee : Rs. 8000/- (25% inaugural year discount)
Net Fee : Rs. 6000/- (after discount)
Dispatch of material will start from mid-July 2001. The whole course will end in
April 2002.
In case you join after June 2001, the dispatches will start as soon as we receive
your demand draft drawn in favour of “Yogyata Samvardhan Sansthan (P) Ltd”
payable at Delhi. The whole course material will be dispatched in several parcels.
The details of dispatches will be informed with the letter attached with 1st
dispatch.
Other Facilities for Correspondence Course Students
· GYPS (Get your problems solved) - Our students can send their problems to
get correct solutions
· Scholarship - 50% scholarship will be awarded to those students who have
got more than 90% marks in 10th/12th in any board. You will have to send the
photocopy of your result duly attested by the Principal of your school/college.
YSS Problem Package (PP)
· 1000 complex questions as diet for the growth of your mental calibre with
solution.
· 2 full length practice papers exactly as IIT-JEE for screening and mains both.
Fee: Rs 800/- (after discount Rs. 600/-).
PP is designed for students to revise, consolidate and sharpen their skills in
just one month. It is preferred by those students who don’t join any courses but
want to go through difficult problems only.
Admission open to all at all times.
Admission Tests
Only classroom programmes will have Admission Tests. Any other programme
by correspondence will be open to all.
Test Pattern: Test will be of 3 hours of 105 objective questions. Questions will be
from Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics (35 from each subject). Syllabus for the
test will include not the JEE full syllabus but those JEE fundamentals from class
IX, X or XI which the students of the concerned course will be expected to have
already done in schools. For example the admission test for the two-year (540
hours) batch to be conducted in March will contain questions from PCM from
class IX and X only. However, for the same two-year (540 hours) batch, the
admission test to be conducted in October will contain some questions from class
XI as well besides those from class IX and X, whereas all admission tests for
one-year programmes (340 hours, 300 hours, 250 hours, 200 hours) will certainly
include questions from class XI as well.
For XI studying : 10th level
For XII studying : 11th level
For XII pass : Entire IIT-JEE syllabus.
Result of the test: Result of the test will be announced on the centres where you
have taken your test.
Test Centres: Delhi, Noida, Meerut, Allahabad, Kanpur, Lucknow, Varanasi,
Patna, Ranchi, Jamshedpur, Bhubaneswar, Calcutta, Chandigarh, Jaipur.
In case the number of students at a particular centre is very small, the students
who opted for those centres may be asked to appear at the nearest possible centre.
New Test centres can be added at the convenience of the Institute.
Test Fee: Rs 50/- You can send your test fee to the Institute (Yogyata Samvardhan
Sansthan (P) Ltd., E-138, Sector-20, NOIDA, UP-201301) along with the
application form or through Money Order. Otherwise you can submit the fee at
the test centre itself.
Application form for the admission test: Application form for the test has been
attached at the end of this prospectus. This form can be used as it is or its
photocopy can be used or it can be typed on a plain paper or you can send a
handwritten application if possible in the format as mentioned in application
form.
Salient features of our Institute
1. Refund provision: If a student is not satisfied with our coaching then he can
take full refund of the fees paid by him for the remaining classes through a
cheque in the name of student’s father or mother.
2. Opportunities for serious students to earn: 10% of the students are awarded
100% scholarship at the time of admission. Apart from that, 5 students from each
batch of 35 students are awarded 100%, 80%, 60%, 40% and 20% scholarships
respectively on the basis of our unit tests. So a student can obviously earn if one
gets both the scholarships.
3. Only for serious students: If a student is not at all serious towards studies
then he will be asked to quit our Institute and full fee for the remaining classes
will be refunded through a cheque in the name of the student’s father or mother.
4. We will do monitoring of the progress of the individual students; corrective
measures will be taken for the students not doing well in the exercises.
5. In lecture as well as tutorial classes, the students are free to ask questions of
their choice (within JEE syllabus) from anywhere, even outside our study
package.
6. There will be special tutorial classes and doubt removal classes for the
interested students.
7. Students are taught only by full-time faculty members.
8. We conduct a rigorous test before recruiting anybody as our faculty member
if we are not aware of the person’s ability beforehand.
9. We have a serious training programme for the selected faculty members. A
teacher has to deliver lecture before the Managing Director of YSS and other
experts on each and every chapter. A teacher is allowed to take classes only after
all his lectures are found good.
10. We restrict the number of students to be enrolled in our Institute on the basis
of the competent teachers available to us.
11. We conduct enough tests for our students so that they have adequate
practice for scoring high marks in JEE.
12. We frame several original questions for conducting the quiz tests and unit
tests held at the end of every chapter and every unit in each subject for our
students.
13. We shall provide a carefully prepared study package to our students. The
study package will be self-sufficient for JEE preparation.
14. Even in the lecture classes the number of students per class will not be more
than 35, usually less than 35. There will be special tutorial classes for smaller
groups of students desiring extra classes for doubt removal.
15. Last but not the least, we have tried to keep a reasonably low fee (in terms of
the money charged per lecture) even at such high consciousness of quality control
(requiring a high salary for our faculty members).
APPLICATION FORM*
Name : ....................................................................................................
Father’s Name : ......................................................................................
Date of Birth : ........................................................................................
Address for correspondence:
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Permanent address (if different):
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Year of passing 10th: .......................................................................................................
Year of passing 12th (if applicable):
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Course opted for (see the various courses under the heading classroom
programmes):........................
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The medium in which you wish to appear in IIT-JEE:
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If selected by YSS, will you opt for YSS hostel : YES/NO ...................................
* This or similar form can also be used for enrolment into any other programme
(Correspondence Course, AITS, PPF).