Every topper's story has aSunday mock test in it.

A student joins NEET Physics on weekdays and Sunday Maths for boards — one profile, two batches, two fee lines. Attendance, tests and materials all follow the batch, so nothing leaks between groups.

Build your bank by subject, topic and difficulty — type questions in, paste fifty at once from a spreadsheet, attach a diagram to the tricky kinematics one. It compounds: every test you run makes the next one faster to set.

Auto-composed from your bank by topic and difficulty, with negative marking you control. The server keeps the clock — a student's dying phone battery pauses their panic, not the test's fairness.

The test closes, the rank list exists. By batch and across the centre, with each student seeing their own rank and answer review. The topper screenshot ends up in the parents' WhatsApp group — that one is free marketing.

Formula sheets, previous papers, DPPs — uploaded once, visible to exactly the batch that should see it. The student who paid for Physics doesn't get Chemistry's material by accident.

Batch-wise fees, instalments for families that ask, online payment with automatic receipts, and reminders that go out on their own. You teach; the software does the awkward follow-up.