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Santosh Anand Sir

Santosh Anand Sir

15 years teaching JEE Main & Advanced · Former Academic Head, BYJU'S

Speaks English and Hindi

What a 20-minute call covers

  • Building a realistic JEE Main and JEE Advanced preparation plan around the student's present level
  • Balancing CBSE schoolwork, board preparation, coaching, revision and entrance practice
  • Choosing study material and deciding what not to study from an overcrowded resource list
  • Using coaching effectively instead of becoming dependent on classes and unfinished homework
  • Diagnosing why marks are stuck despite long study hours, tests or repeated revision
  • Helping parents evaluate preparation pace, coaching decisions and academic pressure
  • Planning Grades 6–12 foundations for students considering JEE or NEET later

One focused conversation, not a course. If you need ongoing coaching, say so on the call and Santosh will tell you honestly whether Santosh is the right person for it.

Why Santosh

  • 15 years teaching, JEE Main and JEE Advanced students · Classroom and preparation guidance
  • Academic Head & Faculty, BYJU'S · 5 years
  • Curriculum Head, ByteDance · Grades 6–12, JEE and NEET
  • Content author, Arihant Publications · Academic and entrance-preparation content

Is this the right guide for you?

Who should talk to Santosh?

A 1:1 with Santosh may be useful if one or more of these questions or decisions feels familiar. Bring your own situation, options and goals to the conversation.

  • ?How should I build a realistic JEE Main and Advanced study plan?
  • ?Why are my mock-test scores stuck despite long study hours?
  • ?How can I recover a weak Class 11 while continuing Class 12?
  • ?Which books and modules should I actually follow for JEE?
  • ?How should I balance CBSE boards, coaching and JEE practice?
  • ?Is online or offline coaching better for my learning style?
  • ?When should a student begin JEE foundation preparation?
  • ?Should I take a drop year, and how should I structure it?
  • ?How can parents support preparation without increasing pressure?
  • ?How should a NEET aspirant organise school, revision and practice?

Santosh Anand Sir brings 15 years of experience teaching students preparing for JEE Main and JEE Advanced. He spent five years as an Academic Head and Faculty at BYJU'S, served as Curriculum Head at ByteDance for Grades 6–12, JEE and NEET, and has authored educational content for Arihant Publications. His guidance combines classroom experience, curriculum design and content development, making him especially useful for students and parents deciding how to study, which resources to trust, how to use coaching effectively and how to balance school learning with entrance preparation.

JEE Main and JEE Advanced guidance

A focused conversation with someone who has taught JEE aspirants for 15 years and understands both classroom delivery and curriculum design.

  • Identify whether concepts, problem practice, revision or test execution is limiting the score
  • Build a manageable weekly system for classes, homework, previous-year questions and mocks
  • Decide which books, modules and tests deserve time at the student's current stage
  • Repair weak Class 11 preparation while continuing Class 12 or a drop-year plan

For CBSE students and parents

Use school years to build durable academic habits without turning every class into premature entrance coaching.

  • Balance boards and entrance preparation without maintaining two disconnected study plans
  • Decide when coaching adds value and when school plus self-study is enough
  • Build Mathematics and Science foundations across Grades 6–12
  • Evaluate academic pressure, consistency and resource overload with a parent and student together

Other topics you can bring

  • JEE Main study plan
  • JEE Advanced strategy
  • How to use coaching
  • Which books should I follow?
  • Weak Class 11 recovery
  • Drop-year study plan
  • CBSE and JEE balance
  • When should JEE preparation start?
  • Why are my mock scores stuck?
  • Parent guidance for JEE
  • NEET study planning

How it works

  1. Pay from ₹999 — the whole fee, with nothing charged later.
  2. Confirm the email for your invite — every call happens on Google Meet.
  3. We confirm a time within 12 hours or automatically refund the payment.
  4. 10 or 20 min of focused time to work through the decision you bring.

Slot confirmed within 12 hours of payment, or a full refund — automatically. If we cannot get you a confirmed slot inside that window, the money goes back to the card or UPI you paid with — you do not have to ask, and you do not get credits instead.

Changed your mind? Cancel any time before a slot is confirmed and get every rupee back. After that, free cancellation up to 6 hours before the call. Refunds go back to the card or UPI you paid with, never to credits.

Secure payment options

The full session fee is shown before checkout. Nothing is charged later.

UPIAny supported UPI app
Debit or credit cardIndian and supported international cards
NetbankingAvailable Indian banks

Eligible refunds return to the card, bank account or UPI method used for payment—not as platform credits.

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