The Class 6–10 Cohort

Our first mentor-led cohort. One term, one mentor, every gap found and fixed — guaranteed.

Three months of mentor-led, mastery-based training in calculation fluency: the trainable skill under every mark your child will ever score. We chose Classes 6–10 to start because it's the window where the method matters most — old enough for gaps to have surfaced, young enough for one term to close them.

₹49,999per term · lifetime platform access* included

Every enrolment starts with a free 15-minute speed test — you see your child's map before you pay a rupee.

Classes 6 to 10 — deliberately

Class 6 is where maths abstracts and hidden gaps first fail in public; Class 10 is the last exit before "I'm not a maths person" becomes a stream choice. In between, the debt is still small enough to repay in a single term: a struggling Class 7 child typically carries a gap one or two grade-levels deep — at five focused drills a week, that is exactly one term of work.

It fits the child who understands the method but takes a minute over what should take seconds. The child whose marks say "careless mistakes." The child who has quietly started saying the sentence. And yes — the topper whose ceiling is speed, not ability.

A term of mentorship, then the practice engine for life

The term · 12 weeks

5 × 25-minute drills a week

On the platform — each session on exactly one skill, the one your child's map says is next. Timed, generated-fresh questions; nothing to memorise, nothing to copy.

1 × weekly flipped session with their mentor

Online, with evening and weekend slots. The platform diagnoses the week's misconceptions in advance; the mentor corrects your child one-on-one, every week, whether or not they'd ever raise a hand.

Mastery-based learning analytics

A live map of every skill: mastered, in progress, next. You and your child see exactly where they stand, any day — not at a term-end surprise.

A monthly progress note with real numbers

"Multiplication: 68s → 31s" — and a mentor's name under it.

After the term · for life

Lifetime access to the platform*

The full practice engine, the map, the timer, personal bests. The mentorship is a term; the practice never has to stop.

*"Lifetime" means the lifetime of the platform: for as long as Outpace remains in active business. We define this plainly, in writing, in our Terms — because a promise you can't verify isn't a promise.

Day 1 to day 90

Free baseline speed test — before enrolling

15 minutes. Produces your child's skill map and per-skill times — the numbers the whole term will be measured against. Yours to keep either way.

Onboarding call

20 minutes, parent and child together. We walk the map, set the term's targets, and match your child to a cohort by level, not just grade — no child is seated above their foundation.

The term

Drills all week, a flipped session every week, a progress note every month. If your child goes quiet for five days, the mentor notices — and follows up with a person, not a push notification.

Term-end — the data decides

No final exam. The same timed drills that ran all term are the measurement: by term-end, the same skills that took a minute in week one take thirty seconds. The bar is at most half the baseline time — proven by your child's own recorded times, not a one-day test.

Halve the time, or the program costs you nothing.

A completing student — 80% of drills and sessions attended, tracked automatically and visible to you all term — who doesn't at least halve their baseline time receives a 100% fee refund within 30 days. No forms, no argument; the numbers decide. Lifetime platform access stays with your child either way. And before the term even starts: cancel within 7 days of payment, and before your cohort's first session, for a full refund — no questions asked.

We'd rather answer this than have you wonder

₹49,999 for three months is more than a tuition batch — and less than what it replaces. It buys the two expensive things tuition can't offer at any batch size: a weekly one-on-one correction aimed at your child's exact misconception, and a refund-backed bar that puts the risk of the method on us, not on you.

The drills themselves — the 25 hours of timed, personally-sequenced practice — your child keeps for life, because the platform stays free-forever-plus for them after the term ends. Payment is due in full on enrolment.

The questions parents ask first

Isn't speed just rote learning?

Rote is memorising answers. Fluency is automaticity of method — the thing that frees a mind for concepts. Our questions never repeat, so memorisation literally cannot work here.

Will the timer stress my child?

Timers pointed at other children do. Ours point at your child's own yesterday. No ranks, no red ink, no public failure — and struggling students improve fastest in the early weeks, by design.

Will this clash with school and tuition?

It runs alongside both — 25 minutes a day plus one weekly session. And it makes the rest cheaper: every mastered foundation lowers the cost of every classwork hour.

My child is in Class 9 with Class 6 gaps. Too late?

That's precisely the child the program was tuned on. Thirty thousand students taught us: mis-sequenced, not weak. The map starts wherever the foundation actually is.

What happens in the one-on-one if it's a cohort?

The session is scheduled for the cohort; the teaching inside it is child-by-child. Diagnosis happened all week, so the mentor's hour is pure correction, sequenced by need — five focused minutes on the exact gap beats sixty generic minutes of re-teaching.

What exactly is "lifetime access"?

The practice platform — engine, map, timers, personal bests — for as long as Outpace is in active business, non-transferable, defined in the Terms. Mentorship is the 12-week term only.

What data do you keep on my child?

Name, attendance, timing data — nothing else. Stored in India, visible to you, deleted on request. See the Terms for the full data and privacy commitments.