New Delhi, Sep 7 : Allen Career Institute (ACI) on Wednesday announced its entry into the Delhi-NCR region, opening seven centers before September 30 as India’s top coaching institute competes with edtech platforms that have allegedly snatched teachers from its centres.The Delhi-NCR study centers will be focusing on the preparation of students for JEE (Main and Advanced), NEET – UG, Olympiads, and NTSE.
The company announced that students will be admitted to the Delhi-NCR campuses on basis of Tallentex the top talent search scholarship exam for students from classes 5 to 10.
The scholarship exam will be held offline on the 9th of October 9 across various centers in the New Delhi-NCR region.
The seven centres will be inaugurated in Kalu Sarai Dwaraka, Lajpat Nagar, Janakpuri, Faridabad, Noida and Gurugram.
“We are pleased to announce that a large number of students of Delhi are taking classes with us in session 2022-23 and are performing excellently in the tests we conduct internally.
With our new centers in this region we’ll put in all of our efforts to provide top in class faculty and infrastructure, as well as study materials to aid students in excelling in this region too,” said Dr Brajesh Maheshwari who is the Chairman of Allen Career Institute.
The coaching centers will offer students with mentor support as well as counselling for career development and psychological counseling.
As the seats to these coaching centres are limited, admissions will be on a first-come-first-serve basis, said the company.
The company began its journey in the coaching services organized industry with Allen Career Institutes 34 years ago in Kota, Rajasthan.
It currently has 41 centers in India with over 250,000 students enrolled in the centres in the present session.
Allen Career Institute recently raised $600 million from Bodhi Tree and also launched its digital arm Allen Digital with its foray into the edtech sector.
The move was made when edtech platforms such as BYJU’s and Unacademny began to expand into physical coaching centers across the country.
Brajesh Maheshwari in June announced that he would enforce strict discipline against teachers who leave the school and join other educational technology platforms.
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