My niece used Unacademy for her JEE prep. The structured content and mock test series helped her stay consistent. Great for exam-focused learners.

We opted for Vedantu’s live classes for Class 9. The teachers are approachable and keep students involved with quizzes and regular interaction.

The best part about PlanetSpark is their storytelling module. My daughter’s creativity has improved, and she now builds stories with characters, emotions, and structure.

WhiteHat Jr made coding interesting for my child. He built his first basic app and was thrilled. It’s a great way to introduce logic and programming early.

PlanetSpark stands out because they really care about progress. After each session, I get a feedback report, and every few weeks, they do a detailed evaluation. This helps me understand where my child is improving and what needs more work. The curriculum is very engaging and includes debate, storytelling, and extempore speaking. Very happy with the experience.

The LEAD School app was suggested by my child’s school, and I’m really impressed by the integration of classroom learning with at-home practice. The daily assessments, recorded sessions, and revision sheets help my child stay on track. The app ensures no learning gaps even if a class is missed. It brings a balance between schoolwork and smart revision.

What I really liked about PlanetSpark is how structured the course is. Each class has a goal, and my child gets to practice public speaking regularly. Earlier, she would struggle with stage presence, but now she performs in school confidently. They teach things like eye contact, tone modulation, and clarity—all of which are rare to find in regular classes.

Toppr has been helpful for my daughter’s self-study routine. She uses it for science and math subjects, and the video content is simple yet effective. What I like is that she can revise topics at her own pace. The practice sets are aligned well with her school syllabus. It’s a good tool for improving conceptual clarity. Worth trying for secondary students.

What makes PlanetSpark unique is their focus on interactive and creative learning. My child enjoys the activities like impromptu speeches and creative writing, which help build his confidence. They don’t just teach from a textbook—they make learning practical. The improvement in his speaking skills is visible to teachers and family members.