Foundation
Reading, handwriting, tables and basic sums, plus daily school homework finished under supervision before the child goes home.
We coach students of Class I to X in Maths, Science, English, Social Studies, Punjabi and Hindi — in batches small enough that no question goes unanswered.
First class is free. Come, sit through it, then decide.
Children sit with their own age group and their own syllabus. Nobody is asked to keep up with a class ahead of them.
Reading, handwriting, tables and basic sums, plus daily school homework finished under supervision before the child goes home.
Concepts explained from the base, chapter-wise practice, and a short test after every chapter so gaps are caught early.
Full syllabus coverage, previous years' question papers, and pre-board practice with proper answer-writing and time management.
We cap each batch so the teacher reaches every desk during the class, not only at the end.
A child can ask the same question twice. Saturdays are kept aside for whatever is still unclear.
Tests are marked strictly and returned with corrections, so the report you see is the real picture.
School homework is completed and checked during tuition time. Evenings at home stay calm.
Class IX and X students write full papers under time, the way the board will ask them to.
You hear from us about attendance, test marks and effort — without having to ask first.
Admissions are open through the year, subject to seats in the batch.
Tell us your child's class, school and the subjects that need work. We will tell you which batch has room.
Your child sits through one full class at no cost. You both get to see how the teaching works.
Fill a short admission form, pay the first month's fee, and the child starts from the next working day.
Manpreet Tuition Academy opened in Nurpur Bet in January 2019, run by Manpreet Kaur. It began with a handful of neighbourhood children who needed help with Maths and English, and grew by word of mouth among parents in the village.
The academy is registered with the Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, Government of India, under the Udyam scheme. Teaching continues to be done personally by the founder, which is why batch sizes are kept deliberately small.
“A child who is afraid to ask a question will stay stuck on it for the whole year. My job is to make sure nobody in my room is afraid to ask.”
Visitors are welcome during class hours. A quick call first helps us keep time free for you.