Batch 02 runs from 15 March to 30 June 2026. It covers the same syllabus as the January cohort but crams all of the teaching into the first eight weeks and then spends the remaining seven doing nothing but timed papers. It is written for a completely different student: one whose HSC exams are already finished, whose days are suddenly empty, and who has one run at the admission test this year.

That shape changes how all fifteen weeks feel. The March cohort holds 60 seats, the same as January, but the screening at intake is far stricter: we ask what you scored last time and where the marks went, and we turn away anyone who has not already been through both papers once.

The schedule

Live classes run Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday from 9:00 PM to 10:30 PM. On top of those sits a Friday marathon, 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, which alternates between a full model paper and a three-hour problem workshop on whatever the week exposed.

That is roughly seven and a half contact hours a week against the January batch's four and a half, and it does not include the two hours of prescribed self-study before each class. Come in expecting a full-time commitment. Students who treat March as a warm-up fall behind by week three and rarely recover the gap.

The later 9:00 PM start exists for a specific reason. A large share of March students are repeat candidates who spend their daytime hours at a coaching centre in Dhaka, Chattogram or Sylhet, and a 9:00 PM class is the one that survives a commute home.

Fifteen weeks, laid out

1. Weeks 1-4: the whole of Biology 1st paper, two chapters a week, taught as revision rather than instruction.

2. Weeks 5-7: the whole of Biology 2nd paper, with human physiology given the largest share.

3. Week 8: genetics, evolution and animal behaviour, plus the cross-paper comparison sessions.

4. Weeks 9-15: pure exam simulation. No new content at all, three model papers a week, and a targeted repair session after every one of them.

There are no review weeks inside the taught block. Repair happens the same evening a weakness appears, in the last twenty minutes of the class, because two mentors sit in on every session and assemble the repair list while it is still running.

Test-heavy by design

Model papers start in week 5 at one a week, then go to three a week for the whole seven-week simulation block. By 30 June that adds up to 25 full-length 100-question papers on top of 22 chapter tests - roughly two and a half times what the January cohort sits.

The reasoning is straightforward. This cohort mostly does not have a knowledge gap. It has a performance gap: knowing a chapter and scoring on it under a sixty-minute clock with a 0.25 penalty are separate skills, and only one of them is trained by reading.

• Every model paper is followed by a same-night 30-minute discussion of the ten worst-answered questions

• Per-question timing data, so you can see which four questions ate nine minutes between them

• Attempted-and-wrong versus skipped, reported separately - the single most useful number on the report

• Cohort merit position on every paper, published within two hours

• Two optional supervised offline mock tests in Dhaka in May - a ৳200 venue charge per sitting, paid at the centre, entirely separate from tuition

Who belongs in March rather than January

Repeat candidates, almost always. If you sat the test once, know the syllabus, and lost the seat by a margin measured in fractions, this is the cohort built around your problem.

Also HSC candidates who have just walked out of their last paper and want to convert three empty months into a finished revision. And students already attending a coaching centre who want a second, harder testing environment on top of it - about a quarter of each March cohort falls into that group.

If you have not finished Biology 2nd paper, do not enrol here. Week 5 assumes you have met human physiology before, and it will not slow down for you. Batch 01 in January is the correct choice and we will move you across without argument.

March was brutal and I would do it again. Three model tests a week sounds unnecessary until you notice in week eleven that your score has stopped moving up and down. I stopped being nervous about the paper somewhere around the twelfth one.

Mahin K., Batch 02 of 2025, second attempt, now at Sir Salimullah Medical College

Stability is what we are aiming at here, more than a peak. A candidate who scores 25 out of 30 on twelve consecutive papers is far safer than one who has touched 29 once.

Fees, seats and access

Tuition is ৳8,800, currently held at ৳7,500 by the early-enrolment discount that runs until 31 December 2026. Recordings, notes and the full test archive stay open until the admission test result is published, and the note bundles are couriered in the first week to addresses in Dhaka, Chattogram, Sylhet and Rajshahi.

Anyone who finished Batch 01 in January can carry straight on into Batch 02 as a returning student, and around a dozen did exactly that last year. They are the ones who sit at the top of the merit lists from week 6 onward - which is worth knowing before you decide the January batch is too early for you.

Sixty seats, fifteen weeks, one intake. Enrolment opens on 20 February and we do not add seats once teaching begins, because a student joining in week 3 of this schedule is a student we cannot honestly help.