Frequently Asked Questions

Batches are kept to 25 to 30 students. That size is small enough for teachers to know each student, and for students to ask questions and get doubts cleared rather than sitting unnoticed in a large hall.

No. Keystone teaches offline only, in classrooms across Ahmedabad. Offline batches give students direct interaction with faculty, immediate doubt solving and classroom practice, which we find works better than remote learning at these ages.

Watch for difficulty with basic concepts, regular struggles with homework, slipping test scores, or avoiding one particular subject. These usually appear well before results drop noticeably, and addressing them early is far easier than closing a bigger gap later.

Keystone Roots does not run separate Olympiad coaching for primary students. The regular classes build the concept strength and problem-solving that Olympiad questions rely on.

Yes, subject to batch availability. The team first checks where the student has reached in their school syllabus, then works out how to help them catch up with the ongoing batch.

It depends on the student's aptitude, interest and goals, not on what their friends are doing. Keystone runs dedicated foundation batches for Class 9 that strengthen Maths and Science concepts and problem-solving. Talk to the team before committing, since foundation coaching suits some students and not others.

Yes. Students get career mentorship before the Class 10 stream decision, covering what Science and Commerce actually involve and where each leads. The aim is a choice based on the student's interests and aptitude rather than peer pressure.

Through structured study material, regular revision, doubt-solving sessions and mock tests across the year. Consistent practice lets students find weak topics early, rather than discovering them during the board exam itself.

Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology. Teaching focuses on concept clarity and question-solving, supported by study material, regular practice, doubt solving and tests in each subject.

Study material covering important questions, must-do questions, previous year questions and practice sets. It is built for concept clarity and exam-focused practice, so students see the patterns that actually recur in board and competitive papers.

Yes, regularly. Mock tests let students practise under exam conditions and identify weak topics, and each is followed by doubt solving so mistakes are corrected before the real exam rather than repeated in it.

Through MPM, or Mera Personal Mentor, every student gets their own WhatsApp group with their faculty, management and admin team in it. Doubts can be asked any time and the thread stays available for revision later. Offline doubt-solving sessions also run for Physics, Chemistry, Maths and Biology.

Yes. Students get career mentorship based on their interests, aptitude and academic profile, plus college visits and career-oriented activities. That exposure helps them understand actual courses and colleges before choosing what comes after Class 12.

The right career after Class 12 Commerce depends on a student's interests, aptitude, strengths and future goals. Keystone provides one-on-one career counselling and psychometric tests to help students understand their profile and explore pathways such as CA, CS, management, law, finance, economics, entrepreneurship and emerging Commerce careers.

Keystone covers the core Class 11 and 12 Commerce subjects, taught through explanation and examples rather than memorised definitions, with regular practice for school and board examinations.

The New Age Commerce material combines concept clarity, case studies and practice questions. Case-based learning shows how Commerce concepts work in real situations, while focused practice prepares students for Class 11 and 12 school and board examinations.

Keystone BIZ gives Commerce students exposure to business and entrepreneurship beyond the classroom. Through business-oriented activities, students explore ideas and see how the concepts they study connect to how actual businesses operate.

Yes. Entrepreneurship and business activities encourage students to think past textbook answers, working through business ideas, decision-making and problem-solving alongside their regular academic work.

Yes, through college visits and other practical activities outside the classroom. These help students see higher-education environments first hand and connect Commerce concepts to the world beyond school.

Through Swatantra, where children learn by doing. Activities like Pack My Bag, Grocery Shopping, Little Chef and Life Lab ask toddlers to make choices, solve simple problems and organise themselves, building practical life skills early.

No. Todd Care focuses on holistic development rather than pushing formal academics too early. Children learn through stories, play, movement and practical experience, developing communication, curiosity, values, social skills and independence.

Activities include Story Circle, Rhyme Recitation, Music and Movement, Treasure Hunt, Build and Solve, Sensory Station, Wonder Box, Gratitude Circle, Helping Hands and Little Chef, each supporting communication, thinking, values or independence.

Parents stay connected through 24x7 Parent Connect, giving them a window into their child's day. Together Time encourages parents to continue the week's classroom theme at home through simple activities, linking learning at the centre with learning at home.