Being a student of M Prakash Academy, I am capable of answering this question.

Every institute's quality can be determined on the basis of the following MULTIPLE factors….

1. Faculty: The teachers in M PRAKASH Academy ( let me call it MPA) are excellent! They are amazingly well read. M. Prakash sir has himself trained those, and I bet you know Prakash sir, of you love Maths.
2. Percent of selections: MPA takes only 120 students for JEE coaching in 11th and 12th STD. They are extremely strict about their cut off. As a result, the students are really hardworking, and this reflects in their results. Some of the results stats are…. 114 selections out of 120 in JEE MAINS( 95% strike rate), 76 students selected in JEE ADVANCED out of 114. This result clearly depicts the quality of MPA
3. Weekly tests: We have tests every weekend, that is on EVERY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. We are all insisted to do an exhaustive analysis of the paper, and then it is discused I class. This really helps in complete preparation.
4. Selections in one of the toughest exams: This year, from the total selections for INMO, out of 35 students selected, 27 are from MPA. PLEASE visit Best IIT Training Institute for extra details, and be awed.

So the conclusion is that, MPA can be the best institute ever, in which you enroll name to.

Hope this helps!

I'm not going to start with the usual I attended both Bakliwal and M Prakash and so I have a good idea… simply because I didn't.

Let me tell you why these people who write these answers will ALWAYS say Bakliwal.

There is one thing MPrakash doesnt tolerate- Lack of hard work. In other words, in foundation, if you score less than 50% in periodic tests, you are asked to leave, in other words, you are chucked out.

These people who were in ‘both’ have actually failed in this merit based system and hence bear a grudge. So are the 700 people MPrakash rejects when they dont come in the top 30 of the entrance exam.

You may say I must have never faced such problems but let me tell you, I have failed and been kicked out, but I came back (that is a story for another day). Did that make me hateful towards MPA? No! In fact it ingrained in me a higher sense of respect towards my institution.

Reasons why BT seems more popular-

1. Most people from the lower batches of Bakliwal who couldn't clear MPA entrance end up joining BT. Bakliwal takes EVERYONE. MPA takes only 120. Result? Per year BT has 1000 students (read supporters) while MPA is only 120 strong.
2. MPA doesn’t work for money, while BT does, hence you'll see billboards and newspaper ads of Bakliwal whereas, I promise you, you'll Never see a single ad about MPA boasting about results.

For the sake of my institution,let me publicise some results-

Prafulla Dhariwal- IAO gold,

IMO gold, IPhO gold. If India allowed participation in more than one Olympiad per year by a person, he would have surely gotten IOI gold and IChO gold as he was selected for both OCSCs.

This year, again the Olympiad results were fantastic.

A ninth grader, two tenth graders, an eleventh grader and two twelfth graders made it to IMOTC!!!

One made it to IChO OCSC!!

Four made it to IOAA OCSC!!

As opposed to this what does BT have?

ZERO People made it to OCSC.

While reading all this keep in mind we are 120 strong while BT has 1000s!!

And the often heard jest by BTians, “Oh, but we are 1000 and you barely hundreds, surely coming 10th in your class is equivalent to coming 100 in our class!”

What a load of rubbish!! The person who came 10th in MPA performed better than the person who came fifth in BT!! The person who's fifth in my class did better than the person who came first in Bakliwal.

There have been many years when Bakliwal has had better results than MPA, but that gives no one authority to insult and downgrade MPA.

Instead of asking an average BTian how is MPA, one should ask the top 10 of any year of Bakliwal and they will tell you what respect MPA and M Prakash sir have in the JEE and Olympiad circles.

"Prakash Higher Secondary School", some might say it to be the worst school of all times and some might say otherwise. It was something of a mix. Rich with a lotta good valuable education and similarly poor with the department of sports and extra curriculars. But as a student, I still miss my time at that school.

I still remember I was in 4 th grade when I was admitted to the school. I had a given an entrance exmam and had passed well on it. This was my 4th school bcoz my dad was in a transferable job and we switched cities usually in a span of 2-3 years. I never thought I would even do my Higher Secondary from this very own school.

This was a small building compared to many other schools I had seen. It had a huge ground which was somewhat for every sport imaginable. It was rented. The fee was structure was less and very affordable and hence a place where middle class families usually had their kids placed.

I honour this place to this very point bcoz its where I have found some priceless friends and have made some amazing memories that I will never ever Forget. Those times in the recess, those MD classes, those political CR elections, those odd mornings in the prayer hall, those cramped up van/auto-rickshaw rides; they were the best times of my life and till date I wish I could enter that 4-A class and relive each and every moment.

I was not a person of sports and my play during the P.Ed classes was usually TT, so I can say a lotta people had disappointment in this area but for me, those nine classes wid two reccess sessions, was the perfect mix. I still am in contact with a few of my teachers and will respect them whole my life for what they gave me was more than just education, bcoz of which I have become the person I am today.

I have studied both at Bakliwal Tutorials and at M Prakash Academy. I studied 11th and 12th at M Prakash Academy and then repeated at Bakliwal Tutorials.

Honestly, Bakliwal Tutorials is way better than M Prakash Academy. Just look at their records. M Prakash takes the top 40 kids from Pune in their selection exam But still gets mediocre results but Bakliwal takes the rest and still gets the top rank in Pune from the past 3 years.

Apart from that you must understand the fundamental nature of M Prakash Academy and Bakliwal Tutorials. Each are purely run under the patronage of their founders.

M Prakash is a genius but is a purist. He strongly believes that the strong should be made stronger and the weak can rot. During the RMO finals he gave extra coaching in maths to those who got selected. The rest of us were sidelined. The other problem is he is quite obsessed with advanced (and pretty much useless for JEE) math. To score very/pretty high in the entrence exam you need to know advanced geometry and trigonometry. He also does not encourage extra sessions for doubts remedial (this is for the weak). And most sad of all, he believes that repeating is for losers. And this is disturbing because, imagine that you’ve failed miserably and still you get up and choose to devote 1 year of your life to try and succeed again. Shockingly, each year the fresh M Prakash students (those who join in 11th) perform better than those who have studied with them from 8th 9th 10th.

Vaibhav Bakliwal is a hardworker but also a genius. He believes and constantly tells us that hardwork can always defeat pure brilliance. That’s why during the admission test he holds a class then takes a quiz based on that test (to give everyone a level playing ground). He also holds quiz sessions in physics to inculcate intrest in the subject. He literally waits 1 hour each class asking for doubts. He gives the best teachers to both the fighters batch and the repeaters batch. The best teachers are not just those who are best at the subject but the best at motivating us. On each new year he holds a motivational quiz session where he motivates for the fight ahead each year.

Choose Bakliwal Tutorials my friend, not M Prakash Academy.

EDIT: BT top ranker for 2017 Mains is 7 AIR, and for 2017 Advanced is AIR 2. M Prakash topper is 555 AIR. [And don’t forget these are the ‘brightest’ 40 students that he takes into the elite club.]

Hi, my name is Mayank Kumar Singh and am currently perusing B.Tech in Electrical engineering from IIT Bombay. My All India Rank was 108 in JEE 2016 Advanced. My sister was also a Prime Academy student and asked me to join Prime just after clearing my 9th standard.

10th, 11th and 12th at Prime were 3 amazing years of my life. Here I got an opportunity to express my experience of these 3 years.

Things I learnt at Prime :

1. Concepts of PCM to the core and their application with best possible shortcuts.

2.Examination temperament.

3. How to keep the momentum high without getting deterred by over confidence or in the state of demotivation.

4. Even when I am in my 3rd year of IIT Bombay, Lalit sir ( founder of Prime) is still helping me with his experience for my current ventures at IIT.

Publicity or Branding are not the strong points of Prime Academy. But if you are looking for a quality education, then NOTHING CAN BEAT PRIME ACADEMY. To Review an institute, we need to check following points

1. Faculty team’s quality and stability

2.Results in terms of success rate.

1. Faculty team of Prime Academy has almost all big names of IIT JEE fraternity from Pune. These faculties are IIT graduates with lots of IIT JEE teaching experience. Almost the same team taught my sister at Prime in 2009! Hats of to this stability in the team. These teachers have many years of experience of teaching all types of students for so many years (IIT JEE All India Rank -1 Sushant Sachdeva to those who barely passed class 12th exam). They are superb in explaining any type of concept in easiest possible way. Their lectures are fun filled as they are very friendly with students. They encourage us to ask doubts. Sometimes whenever I felt low, I used to directly meet Lalit sir and that helped me to bounce back. Believe it or not, DC Pandey sir is a teacher in Prime Academy. Every Indian student uses DC Pandey book for physics whereas Prime Academy students get to here “beta meri kitaab ka page number 45th solve karo” etc etc. I cant express that feeling in words. I feel proud to say that DC pandey sir was one of my teacher at Prime Academy

As far as IITJEE results are concerned, a major chunk of Prime Academy students clear JEE. From my batch around 235 out of 290 cleared JEE mains and 118 cleared JEE advanced. Important is to note that, the batch size just 290 (mainly due to lack of marketing). It’s a very good success rate. Fortunately I was the topper of this batch with All India Rank 108 Ankit Jha got AlR 110.

Last but not least, clearing IIT JEE depends a lot on how much dedicated and clear you are with your aim and ambition. If you are not putting efforts no coaching class can help you. If you want to full fill your dream to become an IITian and ready to work hard then Prime Academy is the best institute.

You may contact me at mayank25031998@gmail.com

Best of luck

Mayank Kumar Singh

B.Tech Electrical Engineering

IIT Bombay

I have attended both programs at the former(Foundation and JEE training). It really depends on what you want to learn. If you want to learn Mathematics regardless of the outcome that you get, the former has no rival. If you look at their website, it is full of results related to Olympiads, which demand a very strong and deep understanding of the subject. Their Olympiad results are way better than the JEE results(Again, there is no rival). Olympiad exams are very different from JEE. People doing well in Olympiads might not get the same results in JEE since the exam format, marking system, time management etc. is completely different.If you want to focus on getting results in the limited time period of 2 years for JEE, there is a variety of options to choose from(which are probably better).

When deciding on the best JEE Coaching Class, let the results do the talking as that is what matters at the end. The whole point of JEE preparation is getting a good AIR.

If we talk about this year, the best results in JEE Mains as well as JEE Advanced have been achieved by Bakliwal Tutorials.

The best AIR that Bakliwal Tutorials has achieved is 46 while the best AIR at M Prakash Institute is 102. So there is a difference of approx. 50 ranks.

Talking about Allen, the Pune website shows misleading results. Those are the results achieved by all centers in other cities. Their best AIR is 495.

My daughter joined Prime academy in 2019. Everything was good at the start but later as the course started to advance and the difficulty level started to increase, the teaching quality was not upto the mark. The teachers would just teach and go and there was no way where we could get in touch with them. We brought this to the notice of the management as well but no action was taken.

Then with the lockdown, the classes were shut. Where most of the classes had switched to online sessions, we were following up with them about the further steps as there were no classes conducted.

Finally they started online sessions, but they were just sending recordings. There were no live sessions at all. I myself watched the recordings and quality of teaching was not good at all. There was no enthusiasm. How do you expect the student to take interest then?

They have left us in a very difficult state. Jee mains is fast approaching and my daughter is still not confident about the exam. Most of the syllabus is also not covered. More than the money, they have wasted my child’s time.

If you are serious about programming, you should consider App Academy. I've made some great friends throughout the program and it represents one of the major turning points of my life.

You will learn the modern libraries, tools and technologies so well it'll stun those friends you have with CS backgrounds.

But you don't just learn technologies here; you learn how to problem solve in computer science. You will implement recursion, breadth-first-search, trees, within the first week. You will learn how to bug-chase. The curriculum at the end has intensive algorithmic training.

Yet, the most valuable part about the program that differentiates it over bootcamps is that by the end you become a developer with these traits:

Speed. We learned JavaScript in a week. I don't think I need to say more.

Technique. Source control and awareness of conventions and CS/Web Dev culture. You learn the sources, and shortcuts. You learn to be thorough and to leave projects better than they were before you touched them.

Communication. In pair programming for the majority of the exercises, you get to gain the invaluable skill of how to communicate technically with another developer.

Work-ethic. All I need to say is that even those with CS backgrounds were overwhelmed.

By the 9th week you can make an application. A styled professional project you will be so proud of. From the database schema, to the back-end API, to the front-end framework. It's your baby!!

And, of course, that's not enough. At App Academy pace, you are trained for the job hunt. You learn how to hustle and play the game. You get advice on difficult topics like negotiation and you practice interview problems. This alone is worth the cost of the program.

Yes, you will need to work hard before coming in. No, it was not easy. But trust the process, trust the curriculum and give it your all.

A lot of comments online characterize a/A as a finishing school. They're small and they have no interest in excessive advertising. (Although, I found them through a FB ad, thankfully!) This isn't a school for people who want the glamour of CS. None of us look that great when we're working until 10pm after having paired all day. And automation -- they have so many applicants, and these are real humans -- have some compassion and understand they need to automate the initial portions of the process.

Once you're in, you are cared for. They track everyone's progress (there's literally a tool called progress tracker...) When I needed to calm down before a phone screen, my teachers were there for me. When I told them I felt overwhelmed and frustrated the first week, my TAs sent me a pages-long response telling me I could do it. They care much more than they should just to take their pay cut. They continually improve the curriculum, and welcome feedback from the course. Our cohort had entirely new CSS curriculum taught by a CSS wizard. I've had teachers stay with me until I understood what I needed to know.

Now, my story: I'm absolutely not the natural in my cohort. I failed the first assessment. The averages, BTW are nearly 100% on those unit tests every week. I have never taken a formal CS class. I had to work my ass off and at times I didn't think I was going to make it. But I learned, and I produced, aided by all of those around me. The good thing about having smart people around you is that you can count on them to help you!

Instead of writing this post, I should be preparing for further interviews at Facebook and Google. I cried when I made it past the first round at Google, one of the toughest processes in the CS industry. This is for a Software Engineer position -- the job that CS grads go for. I have offers with other companies I found really exciting too.

4 months ago being a programmer was just a dream and now it's who I am. I am by no means the exception, I am one of many. The first person in my cohort to be hired has no CS background. People without college degrees, people with PhDs, people that are older -- all of them have had success. I know because each and every colleague is also my friend.

If this sounds dramatic, it's because it is. It's dramatic that months ago I had no idea what any of this really was and I wanted to change my career so badly. Now I'm coding up implementations for complex data structures (I like the CS theory a little too much...) and I have the privilege, solely based on my technical ability, to prove myself before the very companies that I grew up with and am inspired by.

Yes I worked hard, but I could not have done this by myself. I'm grateful for my friends and teachers at App Academy.

The only flaw about the program is that the office has really weird temperature issues. It's the thermal price you pay for having tall windows facing east on beautiful Soho. Bring a sweater.

The JEE Mains 2021 results have been declared so let’s review the results of Prime academy on the basis of these results.

Prime Aacdemy themselves haven’t been able to assess their total number of students. Their website says that 152 students have got JEE Advanced eligible scores in JEE Mains 202 while a snippet from Times of India article mentions that 125 out of 145 students from Prime Academy have cleared JEE Mains. This statement has been given by their director.

Talking about their actual results, their best AIR starts from 1475. Their total number of selections is still not very clear. They have no student in the Pune top 20 list.

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Now here is my unbiased take on the Shaw Academy

I’ve completed several courses on Shaw Academy like diploma in Adobe Lr, professional diploma in Ad Ps, diploma in Cryptocurrency, diploma in Finance and trading investment. diploma in Advanced MS-Excel, Ai. Also, adding to it, in between the diploma course of social media marketing (SMM).

Actually I was longing to write this answer as the platform who is credited to helped me learning alot of practical skill, I owe him the review which I feel for this platform

So, I’ve segmented my review as per the features they offer to the students

1. Educator’s engagement with the audience - this is the criteria, which I’ll give perfect ten to Shaw Academy. I mean all the educators from I’d studied at Shaw Academy have excellent presentation and engagement skills. Of that Phili Cahill sir is even the master among those veterans. Like frequent cracking of jokes, repeating the main words he states never made me actually realize it’s an online course.
2. Practicality in the course - since the courses which shaw academy offers do relies heavily on practical stuff than reading out bookish slides. All the courses which I’ve taken , were heavily contributed by live demonstrations and practical examples, experience basis tips etc. Also even the course Finance and trading investment was kept quite practical by giving live demonstrations of the movement of candlesticks, share prices and mt4 set-up. So yes again a perfect ten in this segment as well.
3. Subject knowledge and technical difficulty - I can only say with the regards to the courses which I’ve completed (mentioned above). Regarding Ad Ps advanced topics like digital makeup, color toning, practice over hue/saturation, masking were well covered. In MS-Excel course, educator introduced with majorly all the features available like pivot table, what if analysis, protecting the workbook,making macron, merging of cell, forming tables and histogram etc. I can’t say much about the finance course though, because educator itself had said that the advanced module is present in Ultimate traders guide, which I’m looking forward to study.
4. Chat box and interactions with students - this is the most pathetic feature I believe, they offer on Shaw Academy. Their Ai is absolutely dumb (sorry to be rude), every time I ask questions he has always gives an unsatisfactory or a poorly code generated answer. I barely use this feature. Regarding student interaction, I mean it’s almost zero. Since it is a new platform, so the time when you are having a course very few students (or can be none) were attending at that time. So, students interaction is again almost none here.
1. But this issue can be solved. Most of the course are damm to easy to understand. So, what I used to do is to rely on recordings. By this I also gets the flexibility in pace in streaming the videos as well.
5. Customer service - Not that good. I would rate 3.5/10 regarding the customer support. Since, I being the premium member, I’ve the premium support but that was far from the reality than what said. I mean, I’d used their support feature twice in my two months of experience and both the times, I’ve to revert (via emails) several times to solve my query. Like, Advanced course on MS-Excel was not streaming neither on my laptop and nor in my mobile phone. I reached to the customer support, but around 6–7 emailing and waiting for 7–8 days, then my query got solved. Similar bizarre had happened with my other query which took three emailing and a week wait to get solved. Voisssh!
6. Diversity in there courses - Well they have around 25 odd courses, out of that I mean only 17–18 odd are useful. So, yes considering the price you have not much options available with the courses. If I had to request for a course that would be Ad Premiere Pro and Ad Ae. Learning these could make world a difference in my designing skills.
7. Tool Kit/ Study material they provide - I would say good for some courses and okaish for the rest. Like in all courses you’ll get starter kit (available for all) and a tool kit (available only for premium members). In the starter kit, it contains a pdf having introduction of the enrolled course. While in toolkit it contains webinar slides, 1–2 bonus videos and short notes (but in some toolkit). Since, the course are highly practical, so according to me webinar slides are absolutely useless but short notes steal the show. They are quite crisp and ideal for quick revision. Bonus videos presents the extra practice which you might require at particular topic. Like in Ad Ps, Philip sir has provided bonus lecture on touchup and masking.
8. Assignments - Among all the courses which I’ve studied from Shaw Academy, leaving assignments of Advanced MS-Excel all were quite useless. Yes even assignments of Advanced MS-Excel where just slightly better than calling it worst. I mean they were pathetic because unlike video lectures, they require root learning to solve them. Having basic MSQ’s which looked prepared 5 minutes before the test. Solving them were not much fruitful by any standards. This area, shaw academy needs to alarm to the right. As, if we compare it with assignments given in Coursera, they were no where near that. Even Udemy assignments, I would say have better quality than Shaw one’s.

So, this is my whole analysis. I know it is a pretty a lengthy review but that’s how I like honestly, giving stars and adding 3–4 lines I would say do no such good for the readers.

Also, at the end you would ask me, is it worth taking or Am I happy with the experience, then Yes I’m certainly happy with the experience Shaw Academy has provided to me!

Edit - 1

Now, with the course of time, I've also completed Professional diploma in Graphic Designing & diploma in Adobe illustrator

1. Course Content - since I've watched lot of YT videos also around Ad Ps & Ai & Graphic designing.. With that regards I can
1. Course content on Shaw Academy is more structured than YT
2. Level of learning from YT videos, I would say is better than Shaw Academy..
1. Yes, actually videos on photo manipulation, color toning are given in lot better depth than on Shaw Academy
2. Few tools like tone curve, use of levels, shortcut keys & tricks are better presented on YT videos.
3. Videos like automation, explaining the filters, content aware is best presented on Shaw Academy.. No YT channel has even released a video on that.

So, as you can see.. Some course lectures are covered better in Shaw Academy & some in YT videos but the manner Shaw Academy has structured the course content, is I would say a stellar and very important for learning (from a beginner’s point of view)

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guys i am currently student of forumias cgp 2020 program from my experiance :

Dipin sir’s class were very great from mains prespective.

Economics sir was so-so compared to mrunal

Teacher(babu sir ex ips) for polity is really good.

Weekly benchmark test were also good there

Other then that nothing was good ..

There is no proper schedule…

In cgp program they mentioned that they will provide pts and mgp…but they don’t…if you ask from them they gives you arbitrary excuses most of the time the concerned person are not there and they just makes you run from here and there(just like any govt. Office)

They are not able to complete syllabus even taking 4 hours clss everyday…(8–9moths)

And in the end they just give you handouts and teacher just read from that handout(and says read ncert and gc leong: this happened with geography ask from any cgp 2020 student)

You can ask any cgp 2020 student about how soil, climate, and drainage system was taught in geography class.

You may think about me that everything will not be spoon-fed but i gave 1.52lac from my lifetime savings(other saving+internship) so atleast just teach us from basics…

And last point, if you are average or below avg. Or in simple words if you are not intelligent they don’t give damn about you…they don’t even take your feedback…

P.s first fifteen days they will provide you with good classroom with nice chairs and all the attention after that they shift you to a claustrophobic room.

Rest is upto you before joining just ask from students standing outside forumias students…

I wanted to share my journey with Scaler Academy for a long time and here it is. I was enrolled in the first batch of Scaler Academy, April 2019. The course started with first Anshuman Sir giving a lecture. That lecture was enough to pursue the course itself. The course was going to be for 6 months. So I decided to let go of the job I had at that time and pursue the course. That turned out to be the best decision.

Everyday there was excitement to attend lectures, solving good question and submitting them. Sometimes it would be hectic to submit the assignment and homework, but I tried to attend the live lectures at least. All the lectures taken by Anshuman sir, Abhimanyu sir, Vivekananda Vivek,Kshitij Mishra, Anshul, Tarun,Pragy and the rest of the team were always above par. Everyday there was something more to learn.

The course didn't only teach DS and Algorithm, there were many things to learn which are essential to become a good software developer. The mock interviews and the regular tests helped a lot in tracking the progress. The leaderboard table motivated me a lot to be at the top and learn as much as I can. My POC, Yogita Malviya also helped a lot through the recruitment process and I could always ask about the company details and its review before and during the interview which helped a lot in deciding which company to Interview for and prepare for it in a better way.

I have joined a early stage startup recently. Many relatives asked me why I didn't go for Big MNCs as there is job security and good money(most of them don't know the difference b/w CTC and Gross salary). The mentality of most people is unless you join the Big Fours of Tech, you are not any worth. Even though a startup may not entail some perks offered at MNCs, the learning at there is more than what I could have learned in some big shot company. I am asked to learn and implement new skills almost everyday. It may not be the tea of cup for everyone but I am enjoying it a lot right now. I feel I can grow a lot here as compared to big companies. There is flat hierarchy and I can easily talk to CTO or any senior about any ideas that I like and want to be implemented. The ideas are always welcomed and they encourage us to implement them. Everyone is helping to settle down. I have also been taking Interviews and assigned an intern so now I'm learning how to act accordingly and lead the team. This growth would have taken few years in a big company. All the things taught in the academy allows me to understand what seniors are talking and engage in the conversation. These things aren't and can't be taught in the college.

At the start I was also like my relatives but my mentor (and life coach) Abhimanyu Sir opened my mindset and perception. He always motivated me and helped me a lot through the journey. This is pushed me to pursue what I aimed for when I decided to become a software developer in school. I can now finally say I am living and fulfilling my childhood dream.

A big thanks to everyone at all the people mentioned above, the rest of team of Scaler Academy and my friend(s)/family who were there with me for my journey.

Bakliwal Tutorials is setting a new benchmark year after year with such excellent results.

Bakliwal Tutorials has established supremacy year after year and their excellent performance has been consistent.

In 2021, the best AIR at Prime Academy was 1005 and this was secured by Aditya Bangar. They do not have any student in the top 100, 500 or even 1000. They have claimed to have 66 selections out of which 17 students are not their full time classroom students and 13 are students who are from the reserved category.

Whereas, Four students from Bakliwal Tutorials in Pune emerged as the top 4 Pune Rankers in JEE Advanced 2021. They had 4 students in the top 100 AIR, 13 in the top 500 AIR, 25 in the top 1000 AIR.

That means 1 out of 40 student in the top 1000 in JEE Advanced 2021 was a BT student. A total of 251 students qualified in JEE Advanced from Bakliwal Tutorials.

Bakliwal Tutorials had more selections in the top 500/1000 etc. than all the other institutes of Pune put together by a significant margin.

Coming to 2022 results, Prime academy has not published their results. Bakliwal Tutorials had 255 selections in JEE Advanced 2022 and 400 + students who cleared JEE Mains is Bakliwal Tutorials and this number is the highest in the entire Pune. Not only this, they also produced the Pune Rank 1 in JEE Mains and Advanced and the Maharashtra Rank 1 in JEE Advanced 2022.

They have completed the hat-trick of producing Pune Rank 1 in JEE Main and Advanced as well (2022, 2021, 2020).

BT has produced Pune rank 1, 10 times and Maharashtra Rank 1 , 5 times in the past 13 years. And a single digit rank for the 3rd time in the last 6 years (AIR 2, 7 and 7 in 2017, 20 and 22 respectively) in JEE advanced.

You can read the full result comparison of all the JEE Coaching Institutes here: https://punejagoiitjee.com/jee-advanced-2022-comparison-of-result-in-jee-advanced-2022-of-all-coaching-institutes-of-pune-bakliwal-tutorials-m-prakash-institute-allen-iit-prashikshan-kendra-prime-academy-pune/

Scaler Academy is not a scam. It is a well-regarded platform in the tech education space, specifically targeting working professionals who are looking to advance their careers in software engineering.

• They offer rigorous programs designed to help individuals improve their coding and problem-solving skills, preparing them for high-paying roles in tech companies. Scaler Academy has partnerships with top industry players and is known for its intensive curriculum and experienced mentors.

However, it's essential to know that Scaler Academy is quite expensive and more focused on individuals with some prior work experience in the field of software engineering. Freshers or beginners might find the course overly challenging without adequate support, and for those looking to balance affordability with quality, there are other options out there.

One such option is Tutort Academy, which is known for its affordability. Their students can benefit from small batch sizes, real-time hybrid projects that give them practical exposure, and the flexibility of a two-year pass that allows them to attend multiple batches and sessions with different mentors. This flexibility ensures that students can learn at their own pace and revisit concepts as needed.

Scaler Academy has its merits, but if you're looking for an option that offers personalized attention and caters to a broader range of learners—especially those who may not have prior industry experience—Tutort Academy is an excellent choice. The 2-step counseling process helps ensure that you're placed in a program that matches your skill level and career goals. Additionally, Tutort provides certification from recognized industry giants like Microsoft, which can be a great boost to your resume.

In conclusion, while Scaler Academy is certainly a legitimate and strong option for career advancement in tech, Tutort Academy offers a more flexible, affordable, and inclusive alternative, making it worth considering for anyone looking to upskill in a supportive and dynamic learning environment.

I have no idea how subscriptions function in the previous poster’s country, but in Shaw Academy’s defence I want to say that all subscriptions operate that way, be it an online education or music or news subscription, extra storage in iCloud or google drive, or domestic services like gas, electricity, etc. You give the credit card details and choose the plan - whether to pay monthly, once every 3 months or once a year. They do not generally send you any notifications and do not ask for your permission to take the money - you give your permission when you submit the card details. This is not exactly cheating, it’s how things work.

Now, onto Shaw Academy itself. I’ve done a few courses there, mostly in nutrition. The basic 4 weeks courses are basic enough for people without prior knowledge on the subject. Because I already had background in nutrition, it only topped up my knowledge, which is also good. Advanced courses though, to which you can progress after completing the basic ones, are much more loaded with information, more in-depth. Judging by the advanced sports nutrition, I can say that it’s very good a course for an online educator.

They are CPD accredited and can count towards your continuous professional development if required for your job. Depending on the course, you can also get recognition and are allowed to practice in this area. For example, the basic sports nutrition gave me nothing except the foundation for the advanced one. But after completing the advanced sports nutrition course, I can register with the IICP (international institute of complimentary therapists) and get the insurance from them to become a practicing sports nutrition advisor. Surely it’s not the bachelors level, but it gives you opportunity to work applying your knowledge or it gives you a really good foundation, which is required to progress further.

Hope this helps.

Florence Design Academy is a ranked Academy in comparison to all the other universities for a reason. F. D. A specialises in high level professionalism courses.

Italian art has engendered great public interest and involvement, resulting in the consistent production of monumental and spectacular works. In addition, Italian art has nearly always been closely allied with the intellectual and religious currents of its day while retaining its own remarkable past as a continual source of inspiration.

F. D. A is a forum which gives practical knowledge keeping in mind the beauty and art of this place. The main objective is to enable students and professionals to achieve their full potential and creativity.

The professors and the technologies used in Florence Design Academy are main reason why this Academy is ranked. Professors help us develop and explore Interior Design from many points of view, as well as a creative thought process requiring both inquiry and critical thinking.

Being a student at Florence Design Academy, I've learnt a lot from the students who come from different parts of the world and the very talented professors.

I have taken Data Science Internship from NoEd Academy which covered a good range of topics and provided a solid introduction to the field of machine learning. The instructor was knowledgeable and clearly passionate about the subject matter, and the course materials were well-organized and easy to follow.

That being said, the course did have some areas for improvement. There were times when the pace of the course seemed a bit too fast, and some concepts were not explained in enough detail. Additionally, some of the assignments and projects were quite challenging, which may be overwhelming for students who are new to the field.

Overall, I would recommend this course to anyone who is interested in AI and looking for a solid introduction to the topic. While there were some areas for improvement, the course provides a good foundation for further study in the field.

And moreover they provide real time projects whwere we can implement the concepts that has been taught, more or less it was a good internship experience

Best will be too less to say. Dehradun is one among of the matchless place to live and study. In the city admits the serenity of nature there are many good institutes which offer quality education. I am not from Dehradun but I have done my MBA from there only. I really like the city and if talking about the education quality, it is also top notch. I have done my course from Baba Farid Institute of Technology and according to me, it is the best institute in Dehradun. The institute offers quality education courses for the students who want to pursue their dream as their career. If asked about my experience at BFIT I would say it is one of those colleges which are famous worldwide for their academic excellence and a wide range of courses. And if you want to enjoy your college life to fullest while gaining knowledge and acing your academics this is the institute you should go for.