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Prof. Sagar R. Kharade
(M.E., PGDCM) Director – SRK GroupSRK Tutorials
is an educational institute
Located in Cidco, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar,
Led By
Prof. - Sagar R. Kharade (M.E., PGDCM),
Director – SRK Group.
SRK Tutorials is a trusted coaching institute in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar (Aurangabad), Maharashtra, established in 2017 by educator Sagar R. Kharade. The institute is dedicated to providing quality education, building strong conceptual foundations, and helping students achieve academic excellence and success in competitive entrance examinations.
SRK Tutorials offers coaching for 11th and 12th Maharashtra State Board, CBSE, MHT-CET, NEET, and JEE, with a student-focused approach that emphasizes conceptual clarity, regular assessments, practice sessions, and personalized academic guidance.
With structured study materials, comprehensive test series, MCQ practice, and technology-enabled learning resources, SRK Tutorials helps students strengthen their knowledge, improve performance, and prepare confidently for their future academic and career goals.
Our Mission: To empower students with quality education, expert guidance, and the confidence to achieve their academic ambitions.
SRK Tutorials – Building Strong Foundations, Inspiring Success, and Shaping Bright Futures.
Plot No. 12, Survey No. 70/2, Above Lokvikas Nagari Sahakari Bank, Kamgar Chowk To Jai Bhavani Nagar Road, N - 2, Cidco, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar. 431003.
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SRK Tutorials – 11th + 12th State Board + MHT - CET
ADMISSION PROCEDURE: Direct Admissions to the students scoring 75% and above in class IX and X. DURATION: 2 Years.
SRK Tutorials – 11th + 12th State Board + NEET (Special Batch)
ADMISSION PROCEDURE: Selection through Entrance Exam DURATION: 2 Years
11th + 12th State Board + NEET (Regular Batch)
ADMISSION PROCEDURE: Direct Admissions to the students scoring 85% and above in classes IX and X. DURATION: 2 Years
SRK Tutorials – 11th + 12th State Board + JEE
ADMISSION PROCEDURE: Direct Admissions to the students scoring 85% and above in class IX and X. DURATION: 2 Years
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How to Choose Between MHT-CET, NEET and JEE
Choosing an entrance exam starts with understanding your interests and career goals. If you enjoy mathematics, physics and solving technical problems, engineering may interest you. JEE and MHT-CET are relevant options for engineering aspirants, depending on their target colleges. If you enjoy biology and want to pursue medicine, NEET is the relevant entrance examination.Avoid choosing a path only because your friends are taking it. Consider your favourite subjects, strengths and willingness to study them in depth. Discuss your options with teachers and parents, and check the current eligibility and admission requirements of your preferred courses before deciding.
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Moving from Class 10 to Class 11: Getting Ready
Class 11 introduces more detailed concepts and a greater need for independent study. Building a steady routine from the beginning can make this transition easier.Start by revising the basics from Class 10, especially the topics connected to your chosen subjects. Review classroom lessons regularly, practise questions and note down doubts to discuss with your teachers. Set small weekly goals instead of leaving everything until the next test.Keep your notes organised and make time for rest and activities outside studying. You do not need to master everything immediately—focus on understanding each topic and making consistent progress.
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Balancing State Board Studies and Entrance Exam Preparation
Preparing for board examinations and entrance tests requires both conceptual understanding and practice with different question formats. Board preparation involves clear written explanations, complete steps and well-presented answers. Entrance preparation also requires practice with objective questions, accuracy and time management.Build your study plan around common topics. After learning a chapter, practise written answers and then solve relevant entrance-style questions. Check the syllabus for each examination so that no required topic is missed.Reserve time each week for revision, doubts and timed practice. Adjust your schedule as examinations approach, giving more attention to weaker areas while continuing to revise stronger subjects.
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Making Mock Tests Count: Learn from Every Mistake
A mock test is useful for more than checking your score. It helps you identify gaps in understanding, careless errors and problems with managing time.After each test, review incorrect answers, skipped questions and answers you guessed correctly. Work out why each mistake happened: an unclear concept, a calculation error, a misread question or insufficient time. Record the lesson in a short error notebook.Revise the relevant topic and attempt the question again without looking at the solution. Later, practise similar questions to check your understanding. Before the next mock test, choose one or two specific improvements to work on. Careful review...
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