Unacademy is very useful for UPSC and other competitive exams. The live classes feel interactive, and many top educators are teaching here. Recorded sessions also help if you miss a class. However, sometimes too many advertisements push students to buy subscriptions, which can be annoying. But the quality of teaching is good.

Khan Academy is one of the best free learning platforms out there. The way they explain concepts in math and science is simple and easy to understand. It’s great for students who cannot afford expensive coaching. The only drawback is that it’s not focused on Indian syllabus, but for concept clarity, it’s excellent.

I really appreciate the progress updates we receive. It helps me as a parent to know exactly where my child is improving and where I should support him more.

Byju’s makes learning very interactive for kids. The visuals and app-based lessons keep students engaged. However, the subscription fees are on the higher side, which may not be affordable for everyone. Still, for families who can manage, it is very effective.

Earlier she used to think English is difficult and scary. Now she feels it is fun and useful. This change in mindset itself is a huge success, and I’m grateful to the mentors for bringing this transformation.

I was worried about the fee but looking at the progress my son has made, I feel it is affordable compared to the value. These are life skills that will benefit him forever.

I was worried about the fee but looking at the progress my son has made, I feel it is affordable compared to the value. These are life skills that will benefit him forever.

I really appreciate the progress updates we receive. It helps me as a parent to know exactly where my child is improving and where I should support him more.

The interactive way of teaching keeps kids interested. My daughter laughs, speaks, and participates without hesitation. She never gets bored, which is rare for online sessions.