Ask for a dated quote naming the exact course, exam year, mode and branch. A provider’s headline price may refer to a different package from the one you need.
Identify the package first
- Exam and target year; class 11, class 12 or repeater course.
- Live online, classroom, recorded lessons or test series.
- Course start and end, access expiry and the exact branch for classroom teaching.
- Subjects included and any optional subject or domain add-ons.
Ask what the total includes
Separate tuition, registration, taxes where applicable, books, shipping, tests and technology charges. Record whether an advertised discount is already included and the conditions required. For instalments, compare the sum payable with the upfront price. Avoid comparing a short crash course with a full-year programme.
Read the withdrawal rules before paying
Ask for the written refund schedule and the process for withdrawal, batch transfer or switching modes. Clarify what happens when classes or recordings have already been accessed. A counsellor’s verbal assurance should be confirmed in writing.
Keep a course comparison record
Write down the quote date, exact package, total, exclusions, payment dates and refund contact. Add the weekly timetable and travel or device costs for household planning. A lower price is not automatically a better fit if the subjects or teaching format differ.
Read questions before choosing a batch. Published profile fees apply only to the named package; confirm the payable amount with the provider before enrolling.
Put your shortlist to work
Browse available profiles, save suitable options and compare the same class or course. You can do this without submitting an enquiry.
Prepared by Shiksha Niketan. This is a practical decision checklist, not an institution ranking or an admission guarantee. Suggest a correction or improvement.