🇩🇪 Parent FAQs for Indian families in Germany

Munich runs on CET/CEST (UTC+1/+2), 4.5 hours behind India. Batches for Munich families are chosen around the local school day (Monday to Friday, typically 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM or 3:30 PM) so live classes do not clash with school hours or homework time.

Many Indian families in Munich use schools such as Munich International School, Bavarian International School, Europäische Schule München. Our NEET, JEE and CBSE programs follow the NCERT base those schools teach, and mentors adjust the pace to your child's school calendar and exam dates.

Munich hosts a large Indian engineering community connected to the automotive, semiconductor and software industries. Families from areas like Schwabing, Garching, Neuperlach commonly choose live online coaching instead of relocating a child to India. Enquiries from Germany are handled by counsellors who work in your timezone.

Berlin runs on CET/CEST (UTC+1/+2), 4.5 hours behind India. Batches for Berlin families are chosen around the local school day (Monday to Friday, with variable afternoon finishes) so live classes do not clash with school hours or homework time.

Many Indian families in Berlin use schools such as Berlin International School, Berlin British School, Nelson Mandela School. Our NEET, JEE and CBSE programs follow the NCERT base those schools teach, and mentors adjust the pace to your child's school calendar and exam dates.

Berlin's Indian community is younger and startup-oriented, with families spread across Mitte, Prenzlauer Berg and Charlottenburg. Families from areas like Mitte, Prenzlauer Berg, Charlottenburg commonly choose live online coaching instead of relocating a child to India. Enquiries from Germany are handled by counsellors who work in your timezone.