JEE · NEET · MHTCET — Nagpur, since 1990

Boards first.
Then the entrance exam — on the same timetable.

For 36 years DDS has run Class XI–XII and JEE/NEET in one written schedule: daily practice sheets, a ranked test every week, doubt classes at the centre — taught by directors who are still the teachers, not just the managers.

Choosing a stream after Class 10? Start with the free career test — 10 minutes, no admission talk →

From our two-year batches: VNIT · COEP · GMC Nagpur · IGGMC Nagpur — and 2,500+ more since 1990.

The DDS week one page, every week

  • Daily
    Classroom — boards and JEE/NEET in the same sessionClass XI–XII chapters run beside the entrance syllabus, never instead of it
    CBSEState BdJEENEET
  • Daily
    Practice sheet after the lectureEvery subject, handed back and discussed
    Student
  • Weekly
    Ranked test, results out the same weekThe line moves — up, down or flat — and we sit with you on the flat weeks
    Student
  • Weekly
    Test paper discussed in classMistakes become the lesson, not a score to hide from
    Student
  • Weekly
    Progress note to parentsAttendance, test marks, what comes next
    Parent
Colour key: BoardsJEENEETStudent cycle

This is the cycle every batch runs on. Exact class times differ by stream and centre — ask at admission and you get the printed week for your batch.

1990Founded, Nagpur
2,500+JEE & NEET toppers
6Directors who teach
52Ranked tests a year
DDS Academy students in white coats and stethoscopes
DDS Academy students holding trophies
For Class 9–10 students & their parents

Don't choose a stream in one evening.

Class 10 is the first decision that sticks — boards, entrance exams and a career all hinge on it. Two free tools take the guesswork out, and a DDS counsellor reads the result with you before any admission talk.

  • StudentsTen minutes, 30 questions — your personality type and the branches that usually fit it.
  • ParentsEvery branch walked honestly to the salary: subjects, entrance exams, colleges, real packages.

Free. No admission needed. The only detail ever asked is a parent's WhatsApp number, used once for the report follow-up — and nothing is sent without your tap.

  1. 1
    Take the test

    RIASEC-based, 30 questions, ~10 minutes. Get your dominant type and 10 career directions.

    Start the test →
  2. 2
    Walk the tree

    Ten branches, each walked from Class 11–12 subjects to real salaries — no fairy tales.

    Explore the tree →
  3. 3
    Free report session

    A DDS counsellor reads your result with you and you leave with a stream decision you can defend.

    Book it on WhatsApp →
How it works

A three-phase system, not a lucky-draw strategy.

Board + State preparation first, then national entrances, then the elite lane for JEE Advanced and AIIMS-level work. Each student climbs the phases by clearing, not by paying.

Read the full method →
Phase 1

Board & State Entrance

Class XI–XII CBSE/State Board with MHTCET-level readiness. The foundation every DDS student stands on — compulsory for all.

Boards
Phase 2

JEE Main & NEET

National-level rigour once the board base is solid. Weekly ranked tests, printed answer-sheet discussions, doubt classes at the centre.

JEENEET
Phase 3 · Elite

JEE Advanced & AIIMS

Intensive modules for students who clear Phase 2 — the toughest exams in the country, trained for deliberately, not by hope.

Elite
Who teaches your child

The faculty is the institution.

Two directors for each subject. Six people with 175 years of classroom teaching between them — and none of them is only a manager.

est. 1990
Mr. Satish DandeSD
Mr. Satish DandeChemistry · Founder39 yrs teaching
Mr. Avinash DeshpandeAD
Mr. Avinash DeshpandePhysics · Director36 yrs teaching
Mr. Sunil SheteSS
Mr. Sunil SheteMathematics · Director31 yrs teaching
Nitin SirN
Nitin SirChemistry · Director20 yrs · Kota alum
Paritosh SirP
Paritosh SirPhysics · Director8 yrs · NET-JRF
Ashwin SirA
Ashwin SirMathematics · Director10 yrs · IIT Delhi

“Learn by understanding, not just study hard” — the method is older than this website, and the same faces have taught it for decades. Full qualifications →

What we run

Three programmes, one rule: boards first.

the schedule
01

Two-Year JEE

JEE Main & Advanced, MHTCET and other engineering entrances — with Class XI–XII CBSE or State Board on the same timetable. Ranked test every week.

After Class XCourse details →
02

Two-Year NEET

NEET and other medical entrance examinations — with Class XI–XII CBSE or State Board on the same timetable. Ranked test every week.

After Class XCourse details →
03

One-Year & Repeater

For students moving into Class XII, or restarting after XII. JEE Main or NEET focus with the board year in the same schedule. Entry by selection.

After XI or XIICourse details →

Our honest position on MHTCET

Not every student is built for IIT, and we say so at entry rather than after a year of “you can still make it.” We sit with each student, work out the real target, and schedule for it — students who respect the MHTCET-first route finish ahead of the ones chasing a brand name. That is not a sales line. It is how we have run for 36 years.

For parents

Six things you can check yourself.

No “trust us”. Every claim on this page is verifiable — in writing, in a lecture, or on the year-wise result sheets kept at the centres.

  • 01
    The directors are the teachers

    Founders on campus since 1990 — meet them before you decide.

  • 02
    Sit in any lecture

    Walk in on a working day and sit through a real class, not a demo. Ask at a centre.

  • 03
    Fee structure in writing

    Everything on paper at admission — no figure changes mid-year.

  • 04
    A progress note every week

    Attendance, test marks and what comes next — in writing, to you.

  • 05
    Boards are never sacrificed

    CBSE or State Board Class XI–XII stay on the timetable till the board exam.

  • 06
    Result sheets, year by year

    From 2018 onwards — published on this site and available at the centres.

Admissions 2026–27 open — come for one lecture first.

Class XI, XII and repeater batches at Hanuman Nagar (East) and Ambazari (West & Residential). Sit through a real lecture with the directors, then decide. Phone numbers below are answered by the centres, not a call desk.

East · Hanuman Nagar91686 83843
West · Ambazari74474 42062