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Success rates vary widely, and a headline percentage on its own tells you very little. At Cerebrum Biology Academy, 98% of our students qualify NEET. What matters just as much is how that number is produced: we keep batches to 15-20 students, we teach Biology only, and classes are led by an AIIMS alumnus. A rate from a small, attentive batch is a very different thing from a rate averaged across thousands.
98%
Qualify NEET
Across our programmes
15-20
Batch Size
Personal attention, not a crowd
AIIMS
Faculty
Dr. Shekhar C Singh, 15+ years
Biology
Focus
Biology only, so coverage goes deeper
A percentage on a poster is easy to print. These are the questions that actually tell you whether a coaching will work for you.
A 98% rate from a batch of 20 is not the same as 98% averaged across thousands. Ask how many students share one teacher.
Find out who stands in front of your class every day, not just the name on the banner. At Cerebrum it is Dr. Shekhar C Singh, an AIIMS alumnus with 15+ years of experience.
Biology is roughly half your NEET marks. A Biology-only setup can cover it more deeply than a place splitting time across three subjects.
In a large hall your questions wait. In a small batch you can ask the moment you are stuck, which is how weak areas actually close.
Only 15-20 students per batch. Every student gets personal attention.
Dr. Shekhar C Singh (AIIMS Delhi) leads with 15+ years experience.
Focused on Biology = deeper coverage than PCB institutes.
Weekly tests, monthly mocks, performance tracking.
98% of our students qualify NEET. We keep that meaningful by teaching in small batches of 15-20, where the faculty knows each student's weak areas rather than treating the class as a crowd.
Look past the headline percentage. Ask about batch size, who teaches your class day to day, how deeply Biology is covered, and how quickly you can get a doubt cleared. Those decide your result far more than a number on a poster.
A high rate is only useful once you know how it was measured. A strong qualification rate from a small, attentive batch is worth more than the same number averaged across thousands of students. Ask how the figure is calculated before you compare.
Smaller batches allow personal attention, quicker doubt clearing, and a lower student-teacher ratio. In a large hall of a hundred-plus students, individual focus is simply harder. That is why we cap our batches at 15-20.
Small batches at our Sector 51 centre. Come in for a diagnostic and see where you stand.