Weekend & Evening Batch Timings for Class 11–12 PCM in Burari — Full Schedule

One of the biggest challenges for Class 11 and 12 PCM students in Burari, Sant Nagar, and nearby colonies like Bengali Colony, Nathupura, and Kamal Vihar is finding a coaching centre that fits their school schedule. Many students have long school hours, extracurricular activities, or even part-time commitments. That's why having flexible batch timings is essential — and at Grow Up Coaching Centre, we've designed our schedule to suit every student's needs.

In this guide, I'll walk you through our complete batch timings — morning, afternoon, evening, and weekend options — so you can choose the slot that works best for you. Whether you're a student from Wazirabad, Shastri Park, or Harit Vihar, we have a batch that will fit your routine.

1. Why Flexible Timings Matter for PCM Students

Class 11 and 12 are demanding years. Students have to balance school, homework, self-study, and sometimes even coaching for competitive exams. If your coaching centre has only one rigid batch timing, you might end up exhausted or unable to attend regularly. Flexible timings ensure that you can choose a slot that complements your school schedule, not clashes with it.

At Grow Up, we've seen students from Mukherjee Nagar and Nathupura who had to commute long distances — our flexible timings helped them avoid peak traffic hours and maintain a healthy routine. We believe that a well-rested student is a better learner, and our timings reflect that philosophy.

2. Morning Batches (7:00 AM – 9:00 AM) — For Early Risers

Our morning batch is perfect for students who are most alert and focused in the early hours. This is especially beneficial for those who attend school in the afternoon or have a light school schedule. It's also a great option for students who want to complete their coaching before the day's distractions begin.

• Timing: 7:00 AM to 9:00 AM, Monday to Friday.
• Ideal for: Students who are morning people, have afternoon school, or prefer to get their studies done early.
• Batch size: 10–15 students for individual attention.
• Subjects covered: Physics, Chemistry, and Maths (rotating schedule).

Students from Laxmi Vihar and Amrit Vihar often choose morning batches to avoid traffic and have the rest of the day for self-study and revision.

3. Afternoon Batches (2:00 PM – 4:00 PM) — Post-School Hours

Many students attend school in the morning and are free by 1:00 or 2:00 PM. Our afternoon batch picks up right after school, allowing students to transition directly to coaching without wasting time at home. This slot is also ideal for students who find it hard to wake up early but want to get their studies done before evening.

• Timing: 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM, Monday to Friday.
• Ideal for: Students with morning school timings who want to study immediately after school.
• Batch size: 10–15 students.
• Subjects covered: All PCM subjects with a focus on daily practice and doubt clearing.

This batch is popular among students from Kamal Pur and Shastri Park who finish school early.

4. Evening Batches (5:00 PM – 7:00 PM) — For Late Risers or Busy Mornings

For students who have school until late afternoon, or those who prefer to study in the evening, our evening batch is the perfect choice. It allows you to relax after school, have a snack, and then come to coaching with a fresh mind. This is also a good option for students who have other commitments in the morning or afternoon.

• Timing: 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM, Monday to Friday.
• Ideal for: Students with late school timings or those who prefer evening study sessions.
• Batch size: 10–15 students.
• Subjects covered: Comprehensive PCM syllabus, with extra emphasis on problem-solving and test practice.

Many students from Bengali Colony and Harit Vihar choose evening batches because their schools end at 3–4 PM.

5. Weekend Batches (Saturday & Sunday) — For Students with Packed Weekdays

We understand that not all students can attend coaching on weekdays. Some have school that runs 6 days a week, or they have other extracurricular activities. That's why we offer dedicated weekend batches on Saturdays and Sundays. These batches cover the same curriculum as weekday batches, ensuring you don't miss out on any topic.

• Saturday timing: 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM (4 hours, with breaks).
• Sunday timing: 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM (4 hours, with breaks).
• Ideal for: Students who are unable to attend weekday classes due to school or other commitments.
• Batch size: 10–15 students.
• Subjects covered: All PCM topics, with extra emphasis on revision and mock tests.

Students from Nathupura and Mukherjee Nagar often opt for weekend batches to keep their weekdays free for school and self-study.

6. How to Choose the Right Batch for You

With so many options, how do you decide which batch is best? Here are some tips:

• Consider your school timing: If your school ends by 1 PM, afternoon batch works well. If it ends later, evening or morning might be better.
• Think about your energy levels: Are you a morning person or an evening person? Choose a slot when you're most alert.
• Factor in travel time: If you're coming from a distant colony like Wazirabad or Shastri Park, choose a batch that avoids peak traffic.
• Check your weekly schedule: If you have extracurricular activities on weekdays, weekend batches might be the best option.
• Talk to us: We're here to help. Call us at 096671 22571 and we'll recommend the best slot based on your routine.

Remember, you can also switch batches mid-session if your schedule changes — we're flexible.

7. Demo Classes in Every Batch — See What Works for You

The best way to decide which batch timing suits you is to attend a free demo class in that slot. You'll experience the teaching style, interact with the teacher, and see if the timing works for your daily routine. We offer demos in all our batches — morning, afternoon, evening, and weekend.

Just call or WhatsApp us at 096671 22571, and we'll schedule a demo in your preferred batch. No pressure, no commitment — just a chance to see if Grow Up is the right fit for you.