Online NEET, JEE & CBSE Coaching for Indian Students in Saudi Arabia

Yes. Prepkunj runs live online NEET UG batches for Indian students across Saudi Arabia, taught by AIIMS and IIT alumni faculty. Classes are scheduled to suit local school hours, and we already teach families in Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam, and every session is recorded so nothing is lost to a school event or a family trip.

They can. Our JEE programme covers the complete NTA JEE Main and JEE Advanced syllabus with live concept classes, previous-year-question workshops, full-length mocks and rank analytics. Students in Saudi Arabia join the same national batches as students in India, so their percentile benchmark is realistic rather than local.

NEET UG, JEE Main, JEE Advanced, BITSAT, IISER IAT, the SAT, and CBSE/ICSE school programmes for Classes 8 to 12, plus Olympiad training for Classes 8 to 10. Families in Saudi Arabia usually combine a school-curriculum track with one entrance-exam track.

Our academic calendar follows Indian Standard Time because the exams do, but batch slots are chosen for your timezone. Every batch is published in both IST and local Saudi Arabia time before you enroll, and evening plus weekend options are available so school in Saudi Arabia is never disturbed.

NRI, OCI and foreign-national candidates may appear for NEET UG and JEE Main/Advanced under the categories notified by NTA each year. Eligibility rules, quota routes and document requirements change annually, so our counsellors take Saudi Arabia-based families through the current information bulletin before enrollment.

That is the normal case. International Indian Schools in Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam follow the CBSE curriculum and serve tens of thousands of students. Our mentors map the school calendar against the exam calendar and set the weekly load so school assessments and Prepkunj tests do not collide.

Group batch fees are quoted in Indian rupees and can be paid from Saudi Arabia by international card or bank transfer — for example ₹1,14,300 all-inclusive for the two-year NEET programme (₹99,000 after discount + ₹15,300 GST) and ₹68,280 for the one-year programme (₹60,000 after discount + ₹8,280 GST); the 90-day crash course is ₹34,500. One-on-one premium mentoring is billed at USD 15 per hour, and the fee calculator gives an instant estimate before you speak to anyone.

Every batch is capped at 20 students, so faculty know each student's weak chapters by name. All live classes are recorded and posted to the student portal the same day, and recordings stay available for the whole course duration.

Digital chapter modules, NCERT-linked notes, formula and revision sheets, previous year question papers for NEET, JEE Main, JEE Advanced, BITSAT, IISER IAT and SAT with solutions, a graded test series with analytics, and self-study chapter tests. Everything is delivered online, so there is no shipping or customs delay.

Yes. Both the counselling call and the demo class are free and carry no obligation. The demo is taught by the faculty who would actually take the batch, and we schedule it at a time that works in Saudi Arabia.

NEET and JEE are the dominant goals for Indian students in the Kingdom, with a steady flow of BITSAT and SAT aspirants. Local tutors rarely specialise in the Indian competitive-exam pattern. Prepkunj's faculty teach NEET, JEE, BITSAT and IISER full time, track every NTA notification, and benchmark Saudi Arabia-based students against a nationwide peer group.

Nothing breaks. The programme is fully online, so the batch, mentor, recordings and portal move with the student — we only shift the batch slot if the new timezone requires it.