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The Twin Cities have a deep bench of academically competitive suburban high schools and a strong medical-research base (U of M, Mayo Clinic). We coach Brain Bee contenders here in Central Time.
We coach every round — the Brain Facts written content, and the half of the championship’s points that comes from identifying structures at neuroanatomy, histology and MRI stations and from clinical reasoning, plus the live elimination finals. AIIMS-trained faculty, live in CT (Central).
Independent neuroscience-competition coaching. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the International Brain Bee or the Society for Neuroscience.
Designed for competitors from Wayzata, Edina, Eden Prairie, Minnetonka, Mounds View and similar Minneapolis–St. Paul (Twin Cities) schools.
Minneapolis–St. Paul (Twin Cities) sits near major neuroscience hubs — the University of Minnesota and Mayo Clinic — so neuroscience is a natural extension for strong local biology students.
Live classes in CT (Central), scheduled around the school day — no recorded-only fallback.
50 of 100 points
25 of 100 points
25 of 100 points
Top 10-12 advance
Weights shown are the verified 2023 USA National breakdown; the round mix varies year to year. See the full Brain Bee program, tracks and pricing.
Students across Minneapolis–St. Paul — including Wayzata, Edina, Eden Prairie, Minnetonka and Mounds View — aiming to win a local Brain Bee chapter and progress to the national championship.
Yes — live classes run in CT around the school day. With the University of Minnesota and Mayo Clinic in the region, neuroscience is a natural extension subject for strong Twin Cities biology students.
We coach every Brain Bee round — Brain Facts content (written), human neuroanatomy practical, neurohistology, MRI identification, patient diagnosis over the ~20 official disorders, and the live two-strike oral. Three tracks: Finals & Practical Intensive ($2,900, 4-6 weeks), Foundation Cohort ($4,900, 12-16 weeks), and 1:1 Mentorship ($6,900) — all-in USD. Premium specialist coaching with more included than content-only programs: live practical and oral drills, AIIMS-faculty patient-diagnosis clinics, and full mock championships. Classes are live online.
No. In the published championship format, the written round of factual and conceptual neuroscience is 50 of the 100 points — but the other 50 come from identifying structures at neuroanatomy, histology and MRI stations (25 points) and from clinical and scientific reasoning (25 points). The finals are then a live, spoken, jeopardy-style elimination. The free Brain Facts book prepares the content layer well; the station work and the live round are what it cannot rehearse, and that is what Cerebrum adds. (The organizer publishes question counts and points, not percentage weights, and confirms the format year by year.)
No. This is independent coaching, not affiliated with or endorsed by the International Brain Bee or the Society for Neuroscience. The official IYNA bootcamp is free; ours is optional paid coaching that adds live practical, clinical and oral training.
A short live session in CT (Central) to gauge your level, map the right track, and show how we coach the station and live rounds.