MOBILE TECH.

WHAT IS MOBILE NEED MOBILE OPERATIONS SMS MMS 4G. 3G. GSM CDMA WI-FI. MERIT & DEMERIT TECHNOLOGIES

YOUNG ENGINEER CIVIL / INFRA

Engineer Types of Engineer Civil & Infra work Designs and builds Machines, Systems, structures. Management & Construction Structural Environmental Geo technical Transportation Water resource Coastal Earthquake

TECH. 21 Centuries

Social media, Smartphones, Self-driving cars, and Autonomous flying vehicles. Energy storage, Artificial intelligence, Medical science.

ETHICAL HACKER

What is hacking Ethical hacking Legal norms Cybercrime Security Ethical approach Cyber-attacks and defence White hat / ethical hackers. Black hat hackers. Gray hat hackers. Script kiddies. Green hat hackers. Blue hat hackers. Red hat hackers. State/nation sponsored Hackers.

COMPUTER ENGINEER.

DEFINE ENGINEERING TYPES OF ENGINEERS. DESCRIBE ENGINEERS AS PROBLEM-SOLVERS. COMPUTER . COMPONENTS . OPERATIONS . LANGUAGE . OUTPUT . INPUT . SKILLS . IMPORTANCE OF COMPUTER ENGINEERS.

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

WHAT IS A.I WHO CREATED? ALEXA OR SIRI. SELF-DRIVING CAR. FACE RECOGNITION. USE OF AI. THINK AND LEARN. PROCESSING LANGUAGE PROBLEM-SOLVING. EXAMPLES OF AI. EXPERIMENT GOOGLE IMPORTANCE OF AI CODING FUNDAMENTALS DESIGN SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL LEARN.

Robotics

WHAT IS ROBOTICS? ROBOT AND ROBOTICS BENEFITS OF ROBOTICS KEY EDUCATION ROBOTICS. ONLINE ROBOTICS CLASSES .

Geometry

Definition Branches Formulas Plane Geometry Points/Lines Angle/Polygon Circle/Vertices Solid Geometry Edges/Faces

Mathematics Basics

NUMBER THEORY EVEN NUMBER ODD NUMBER SQUARE NUMBER

Maths Level 1

Number theory advances Prime number Co-prime number Composite Number Modulo 4 Number Triangular Number Fibonacci Number Mathematical operations like +, -, x, ÷.

Vedic Maths

16 SUTRA 13 SUB SUTRA INTRODUCTION ADDITION TRICKS MULTIPLICATION PERCENTAGE MULTIPLY EQUAL NUMBERS TWO DIGIT MULTIPLICATION

Maths Level 2

ARITHMETIC Algebra Math Branches MATH BRANCHES BASICS Elementary Algebra Advanced Algebra Abstract Algebra Linear Algebra Commutative Algebra

Basic Plan (Online) 1 Subject Monthly

Basic 1 Subject 1 hour 12 Session (3/week)

Premium Plan Online - 3 Subjects 1 hour each 24 (6/week) 6,000

Premium 3 Subjects 1 hour each 24 (6/week) 6,000

Standard Plan online- 2 Subject - Quaterly

Standard-2 Subjects-1 hour each 16(4/week) 10,800 (₹3,600/month)

Premium 3 Subjects online -Quarterly

Premium 3 Subjects 1 hour each 24 (6/week) 16,200 (₹5,400/month)

Elite Plan online - All subjects - Monthly

Elite All Subjects 1.5 hours each 30 (5/week) 9,000

Elite Plan Online - All subject - Quaterly

Elite All Subjects 1.5 hours each 30 (5/week) 24,300 (₹8,100/month)

Basic Plan - 1 Subject offline - Quaterly

Basic 1 Subject 1 hour 12 (3/week) 9,450 (₹3,150/month)

Basic Plan (1 subject ) Offline - 1 month

Basic 1 Subject 1 hour 12 (3/week) 3,500

Standard Plan (Offline )- 2 Subjects Monthly

Standard 2 Subjects 1 hour each 16 (4/week) 5,500

Standard Plan (Offline) 2 Subjects - Quaterly

Standard 2 Subjects 1 hour each 16 (4/week) 14,850 (₹4,950/month)

Premium Plan (Offline)-3 Subjects Monthy

Premium 3 Subjects 1 hour each 24 (6/week) 8,000

Premium 3 Subjects Offline - Quaterly

Premium 3 Subjects 1 hour each 24 (6/week) 21,600 (₹7,200/month)

Elite Plan All Subject (Offline - Quaterly )

Elite All Subjects 1.5 hours each 30 (5/week) 32,400 (₹10,800/month)

Middle School 4 Subjects Quater

Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8

Middle School Tution Monthly 4 Subject

Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8

Middle School Tution Monthly All Subject

Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8

ACADEMIC TUTION PRIMARY ALL SUBJECT MONTHLY

ALL NON GRADE SUBJECTS

Secondary (Age 14 to 15) Class 10 - 12 Monthly

Grade 9 - Grade 10

ACADEMIC TUTION PRIMARY 3 SUBJECT MONTHLY

Any 3 Subject

ACADEMIC PRE PRIMARY QUATERLY

ALL SUBJECTS

ACADEMIC TUTION PRIMARY ALL SUBJECT QUATER

ACADEMIC TUITION PRIMARY ALL SUBJECT QUARTER

ACADEMIC PRE PRIMARY MONTHLY

ALL SUBJECTS

PRE PRIMARY AGE 3-5YRS MONTHLY (MONTHLY)

Nursery, KG1 / LKG, KG2 / UKG, Multi-communication and Language Literacy Mathematics/ Numeracy Environmental Studies Expressive Arts and Design Value Education Music and Movement

Secondary (Age 14 to 15) MONTHLY

Grade 9 – IGCSE Board, Grade 9 – NIOS Board Grade 10 – IGCSE Board, Grade 10 – NIOS Board English as a First and/or second Language Hindi as a Second Language (Optional) Combined Science – Extended course Mathematics – Extended course Business Studies Economics

Middle School (Age 11 to 13) MONTHLY

Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8 Subject areas: English as First Language Hindi as Second Language Sanskrit or German/French as Third language Mathematics Science Social Studies Information and Communication Technology Arts 21st century skills

Primary (Age 6 to 10) MONTHLY

Grade 1, Grade 2, Grade 3, Grade 4, Grade 5 Subject areas: English as First Language Hindi as Second Language Sanskrit/German/French or any other language as aThird language Mathematics Environmental Studies Information and Communication Technology Arts 21st century skills

Emotional challenges

Relationship challenges

Child Counselling.

Career Counselling

MIRA Educare Academic Pathway Planning (MAPP)

MIRA Educare Academic Pathway Planning (MAPP), Long-term planning of academic or pre-selected goals.

School | College search

Form & Fund assessment Support (Excluding Form cost)

Financial services and assessment.

Course Selection

Diagnose the best course selection

English level 1

VOCABULARY OBJECT AROUND US . OUR HABITS SMALL SENTENCES SMALL CONVERSATION

Grammar level 1

ALPHABET WORD SENTENCE VOWELS, NOUN ADJECTIVE,VERB PRONOUN PUNCTUATION CAPITAL / SMALL LETTER

English level 2

INTRODUCTION NEW WORDS CONVERSATION TERMS TO USE DESCRIBE SITUATION

Grammar level 2

KIND OF SENTENCES SUBJECT, PREDICATE AFFIRMATIVE, NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES KIND OF NOUN PARTS OF SPEECH PREPOSITION CONJUNCTION / INTERJECTION NUMBERS / GENDER ARTICLES TENSES

English level 3

TERM USE IN OFFICE DRAFTING MAIL TECHNICAL TERMS EFFECTIVE CONVERSATION

WORLD HISTORY

Topic 1: Origins of Civilisation (Prehistory–300 B.C.) Topic 2: The Ancient Middle East and Egypt (3200 B.C.–500 B.C.) Topic 3: Ancient India and China (2600 B.C.–A.D. 550) Topic 4: The Americas (Prehistory–A.D. 1570) Topic 5: Ancient Greece (1750 B.C.–133 B.C.) Topic 6: Ancient Rome and the Origins of Christianity (509 B.C.–A.D. 476) Topic 7: Medieval Christian Europe (330–1450) Topic 8: The Muslim World and Africa (730 B.C.–A.D. 1500) Topic 9: Civilizations of Asia (500–1650) Topic 10: The Renaissance and Reformation (1300–1650) Topic 11: New Global Connections (1415–1796) Topic 12: Absolutism and Revolution (1550–1850) Topic 13: The Industrial Revolution (1750–1914) Topic 14: Nationalism and the Spread of Democracy (1790–1914) Topic 15: The Age of Imperialism (1800–1914) Topic 16: World War I and the Russian Revolution (1914–1924) Topic 17: The World Between the Wars (1910–1939) Topic 18: World War II (1930–1945) Topic 19: The Cold War Era (1945–1991) Topic 20: New Nations Emerge (1945–Present) Topic 21: The World Today (1980–Present)

ARTS & CULTURE

HISTORY OVERVIEW LANGUAGES DEMOGRAPHY SONGS , MUSIC, DANCE, THEATRE, FOLK TRADITIONS, PERFORMING ARTS, RITES AND RITUALS, PAINTINGS AND WRITINGS 'INTANGIBLE CULTURAL HERITAGE' (ICH) OF HUMANITY.

INDIAN HISTORY

ANCIENT INDIA. MEDIEVAL INDIA. MODERN INDIA.

Organic Farming by Young Farmer

WHAT IS ORGANIC IMPORTANCE CONTRIBUTION WHY THAT MAKES HEALTHY FOOD, HEALTHY SOILS, HEALTHY PLANTS, AND HEALTHY ENVIRONMENTS CROP PRODUCTIVITY. LOCATION ITS ACTIVE WHAT IS NOT ORGANIC CONTRIBUTION

Geographer

FOUNDER IMPORTANCE PLANET EARTH VOLCANOES, CANYONS, OCEANS, SEAS, RIVERS, MAPS, LONGITUDE & LATITUDE, FAMOUS EXPLORERS,

Space Time

SPACE SPACE TIME THEORY SPACE OBJECTS MOON BASE. HAVE YOU EVER WONDERED WHAT IT WOULD BE LIKE LIVING ON THE MOON? SPACE STATIONS. JOURNEY TO MARS. PLUTO BE A PLANET? LIFE THE SUN. STARS. LIFE OUT THERE? ALIEN LIFE LOOK LIKE?

Natural Energy & Living

WHAT WHY HOW TYPES ENERGY FROM SOLAR, WIND, WATER, GEOTHERMAL, BIOMASS AND NUCLEAR. ELECTRICITY AS AN ENERGY SOURCE. LIVING SOURCES REQUIREMENT CREATION CONVERTION CONTINUTY IMPORTANCE RESERVE FOR STANDARDS FOR LIFE

YOUNG ASTRONAUT

ASTRONAUT QUALITIES WHAT THEY DO WHY IMPORTANCE WHO ARE FROM OUR COUNTRY U.S. space program: The commander/pilot, mission specialist, and payload specialist INDIAN PROGRAMS WHAT WE NEED TO DO TO BECOME ONE. NASA ISRO

PASSPORT TO SPACE

ASTRONOMY STUDY OF THE UNIVERSE AND EVERYTHING IN IT, PLANETS, STARS, GALAXIES, COMETS, AND BLACK HOLES. IT'S FULL OF HUGE DISTANCES, GIGANTIC SIZES, AND LONG PERIODS OF TIME.

YOUNG ARMY

WHAT IS ARMY WHY WE NEED WHAT QUALITIES ABOUT INDIAN ARMY IMPORTANCE FULL FORM REGULATIONS RESPECT SAFEGUARD NATIONAL INTERESTS FROM EXTERNAL AGGRESSION AND INTERNAL SUBVERSION. DEFENCE & OFFENCE INDIA AN ITS ARMY INDIA BATTLE CREATION AND CONTRIBUTION PHYSICAL FITNESS MENTAL FITNESS FOCUS ARMY AS THOUGHT CONTRIBUTION IN NATION

Kids Vs Wild - THE SURVIVAL

IMPORTANCE OF WILD CONTRIBUTION CREATION RESPECT FLORA FAUNA FOREST CONSERVATION BUILDING SHELTER, STARTING A FIRE, PROCURING FOOD AND DRINKABLE WATER, FOUNDATIONAL FIRST-AID, SIGNALLING FOR HELP.

Basic Plan Online (All) - 1 Subject - Quarterly

Basic Plan. 1 Subject 1 hour. 6,750(₹2,250/month)

Standard Plan Online - 2 Subjects - Monthly

Standard 2 Subjects 1 hour each 16 (4/week) 4,000

Elite Plan (offline) All Subjects - Monthly

Elite All Subjects 1.5 hours each 30 (5/week) 12,000