Experiences with Brainlabs Academy?

Hi, my daughter is in Grade 6 at Brainlabs. Honestly, the personal attention is quite good, but don't expect miracles in just a month. It took about half a term for her to stop being scared of Maths and start participating in class. It’s worth it if your child needs that extra push, but do check who the specific subject teacher is, as it varies by batch.

Hi, my son is in Grade 6 and we shifted him to Brainlabs last year. Honestly, the personal attention is much better than the big coaching centers where they just treat kids like numbers. He was struggling with Algebra initially, but their faculty sat with him separately for a few sessions and now he's actually enjoying math. I would definitely suggest you try a trial class there first to see if your child connects with the teachers.

I have heard mixed reviews from my friends. One said it helped her son immensely, but another felt the batch size was getting too big lately. My suggestion is to go in person and meet the coordinator before signing up for a full semester.

I have seen a significant change in my daughter's confidence after joining Brainlabs. They don't just focus on rote learning, which is a big relief for us as parents. Just keep in mind that the homework load can be a bit heavy on weekends, so ensure your child can manage the extra time.

Is this the branch near the main market? We checked it out, but found the fees were a bit on the higher side compared to the results they promised. Does anyone know if they offer any sibling discounts or long-term packages?

Is this the one in Indiranagar? We tried them last year for a few months. Their teaching style is definitely better than the typical coaching centers, but their fees are on the higher side. We moved back to regular home tutoring because the travel time to the center was eating into her play time.

My son has been with them for a year now and his confidence has definitely shot up. He used to be very quiet in school, but now he raises his hand more often. The mentors there really sit with them to explain concepts instead of just making them memorize. I would suggest you try a trial class first to see if the teaching style suits your child’s learning pace.

We are also considering them for our son. Has anyone noticed if they help with school-specific homework or just general concepts?