Vidyalankar Classes

The teaching staff is preety nice and friendly their...

The teaching staff is preety nice and friendly their teaching style is very easy to understand and the modules contains all serial wise syllabus and topics. The faculty is also nice.the seating arrangement is very poor though theirs too many students are accomodated in a less space.

This institute is very amazing it has very good...

This institute is very amazing it has very good environment. And all the teachers are very nice there teaching skills are very nice. And also the whole class staff is very cooperative. It also schedules the sunday exams which helps us in our exams .the notes which they provide are very helpful and nice .all the teachers and staff are supportive .

I was a student in the NEET 2025 batch at Vidyalankar...

I was a student in the NEET 2025 batch at Vidyalankar (Thane), and my experience was honestly very disappointing. There was only one NEET batch in the entire center with around 40 students, and from what I’ve heard, other centers also had just one batch, which already says a lot about their recent results and credibility. The classroom environment was really poor because there was no proper segregation of serious students many had taken NEET just to avoid maths and had no real interest, which led to constant disturbance during lectures. We complained multiple times about noise and indiscipline, but the administration was completely unresponsive and did nothing. The study material is outdated and unreliable, with errors even in PYQ answers, and the main questions are not aligned with the current NCERT based NEET pattern. Mock tests were also badly designed, with many questions out of NCERT, and on top of that, cheating during tests was common and not controlled, making them useless as a real evaluation. There is almost no proper doubt-solving system no dedicated doubt counters, and students are forced to interrupt lectures or chase teachers, which is difficult because teachers have jam-packed schedules with back-to-back batches. The recorded lectures are also not helpful as they are just old Zoom recordings from the COVID batches and are not properly aligned with the current syllabus or teaching sequence. That said, a few teachers were genuinely very good—KPW Sir for Physics was excellent, BKS Ma’am who taught Botany explained concepts very thoroughly, and VKS Sir, even though he joined later, was also a good teacher. However, the Zoology faculty (PKP Sir) was a major negative he openly says NCERT is wrong, which is shocking for NEET prep, doesn’t allow students to ask doubts during lectures or even note them down, and his teaching style feels more like intimidation than actual teaching, as he often asks questions in a way that puts students down and doesn’t properly explain doubts. The Organic/Inorganic Chemistry faculty was average and often went off-topic into random discussions like politics, and Physical Chemistry was taught at a CET level, not NEET level. The final results reflect all of this—in the entire NEET 2025 batch, only one student got an MBBS seat, and she was from the Andheri branch, and honestly she would have cracked NEET even without this institute. Despite this, they still advertise very old results instead of showing recent performance, which is misleading. Overall, apart from a few good teachers, everything else management, material, discipline, testing, and support is below standard, and I would not recommend Vidyalankar to any serious NEET aspirant.