A rigorous online Science and Mathematics programme for curious students in Grades 7–8. Expert mentors. Deep understanding. The challenge bright minds deserve. We start from first principles, then push ideas to their limits—so learning feels clearer and more advanced.
"I think I have learnt a lot more in these past five sessions compared to what I could've learnt in half a school year. Learning is one thing and understanding is different... Here I have understood stuff a lot better."— Grade 8 student, Vasudev C Wadhwa Arya Vidya Mandir, Mumbai
Selective admission via ASSET Talent Search or equivalent. Next entry: 30 January 2026
GenWise launched India's first residential high-ability programme with Duke TIP. Since 2016, we've run rigorous programmes for gifted learners with world-class mentors—many with PhDs from institutions like IISc, IIT, and ISI.
"I think I have learnt a lot more in these past five sessions compared to what I could've learnt in half a school year... Here I have understood stuff a lot better."— Grade 8 student, Vasudev C Wadhwa Arya Vidya Mandir School, Mumbai
"The content feels slow-paced compared to school and Olympiad classes... even at a slower pace, we are covering more."— Adithya, Grade 7
"Here we learned the formulas, but also learned how to derive them, and why they work... not just memorising things."— Advaiy, Grade 8
"I've seen him getting disconnected with other classes after the class is over, but here it was very much engaging even after the class."— Parent of Grade 7, GEMS Modern Academy, Dubai
TNP365 is GenWise's year-round programme for advanced learners. Most smart students want to go faster. TNP365 goes deeper. We start with simple foundations, then extend concepts to advanced cases — so students don't just know, they can explain and apply.
Students can take Science only, Mathematics only, or both.
→ See what students learnNot: "Racing ahead in the school syllabus or coaching-style coverage."
Yes: "Starting from first principles, then extending ideas to advanced cases—derivations, boundary cases, transfer."
In practice: "It can feel slower and more challenging, because the thinking goes deeper."
ASSET Talent Search or equivalent evidence of advanced readiness.
1-month trial (₹20,000 booking fee; fully refundable if not a fit).
Next: 30 Jan 2026 | Then: 20 Mar 2026.
You might recognise your child in one of these:
Finishes classwork early. Gets bored. Tests are fine, so everyone says 'They're doing well.' But you sense they're not pushing to their full potential—and they haven't learned how to struggle productively.
Always near the top. One 'bad' test shakes them completely. They haven't had a chance to learn from failure. Their confidence is tied to marks, not understanding.
Reads widely, asks sharp questions, sometimes studies ahead. Teachers say 'She's doing great' but can't suggest how to challenge her further. You sense there's more potential than school can use.
Already watching physics videos or solving problems for fun. But their learning is scattered. No structured path, no mentor, no peer group at their level.
School moves at the median pace. Tuition adds more of the same. Coaching promises acceleration but optimises for exams, not understanding.
The result? Bright students become experts at reproducing answers, not thinking deeply. They may do well through school—then hit a wall later, in Olympiads, university, or any place that rewards genuine understanding.
Ages 10–14 are the critical window. This is when habits form: whether your child learns to coast, to crumble under pressure—or to enjoy being challenged.
TNP365 exists for families who don't want to wait and see which habits stick.
Priced to be accessible. Instalments available.
| Subject | Annual Fee (INR) | Annual Fee (AED) | Annual Fee (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mathematics | ₹40,000 | 1,750 AED | $500 |
| Science | ₹54,000 | 2,350 AED | $675 |
| Both subjects | ₹90,000 | 3,940 AED | $1,125 |
1-month trial: New students begin with a trial period. Pay ₹20,000 booking fee (fully refundable if not a fit). If you continue, it adjusts against the annual fee.
Payment: All major methods of online payment are accepted. In case of students taking both math and science, fees can be paid in 3 instalments. For a single subject, fee has to be paid in full upon completion of the trial month.
Electives: Short courses during holidays (8–10 hours each). Students taking both subjects get 2 free electives; others get 50% off.
We believe all gifted students deserve proper enrichment, regardless of financial circumstances. Contact tnp@genwise.in with details if you're interested.
Leave your details and we'll call you to discuss your child's fit for the programme and the next entry point.
Next entry: 30 January 2026 | 20 March 2026
Students currently in Grade 6 will be able to join the programme starting July 2026.
Questions? Email tnp@genwise.in
Coaching optimises for exam performance. Topics are covered in test sequence. Understanding is secondary to pattern recognition.
TNP365 optimises for thinking. We cover fewer topics but go deeper. We care about whether students can explain why, not just solve how. Students who build understanding here find that exam preparation later becomes a matter of format familiarity, not conceptual catch-up.
We deliberately calibrate workload. Science is 2 hours live per week; Math is 1.5 hours. Add 2–3 hours of independent work. Less time than most sports or music commitments. Enough to stretch the mind, never to burn it out.
Sessions are scheduled on Friday evenings (Science) and Saturdays (Math). Recordings are available for 3 days if your child must miss a session.
It can feel slower because we don't skip steps. But that's exactly why it becomes advanced: we take a concept further—to boundary cases, derivations, and transfer across contexts. When we work with these students, we find their fundamentals are often less solid than expected. They can solve problems but struggle to explain why their solution works. They know formulas but can't derive them.
TNP365 addresses this gap. The pace may feel slower than coaching—but students tell us they "cover more" because they actually understand. Going deeper is often harder than going faster.
Students should join live sessions from a laptop or computer (not a phone or tablet). A stable internet connection and a quiet space for focused participation are essential.