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An Empathetic Approach To Mathematics...
To Rebuild Knowledge, To Create Curiosity!

"In the pursuit of knowledge, we may stumble, we may fail, but with empathy, we shall always rise"
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Flexible pathways tailored to your child’s learning needs — whether syllabus-focused, competitive exam prep, or curiosity-driven exploration through 3Ks.

Keystone Curiosity

Curiosity-driven explorations that spark early mathematical wonder.

Set & Logic

  • The fundamental form of Math
  • Operations
  • Logical statements
  • Connectives

Relations & Functions

  • Input–output machines
  • Domain, range
  • Different types of them
  • Some real life examples

Vectors

  • What are they and why they exist?
  • Vectors in real life
  • How to operate them?
  • What comes after vector?

Matrices

  • What are they?
  • How is it relevant?
  • How to operate them?
  • Transformation: Its true form

Graphs & Networks

  • Graphs & components
  • Networks in reality
  • Principle of counting
  • Paths, cycles & real life applications

Number Theory

  • Divisibility, primes, remainders
  • Fundamental theorem of Arthimetic
  • Clock Math
  • Some important theorems

Algorithmic Thinking

  • What is an algorithm?
  • Pseudo-code style
  • Sorting and searching
  • Recursive thinking

Kindling Concepts

Building the foundation of mathematical thinking, one concept at a time. Explore structured journeys for each grade level.

Distances in Cosmos

Distances in Cosmos

  • Shapes in Constellations
  • Comparing Sizes
  • Shadows & Lengths
Su-Do-Ku (4x4 – 6x6)

Su-Do-Ku (4x4 – 6x6)

  • Counting & Placement
  • Missing Numbers Game
  • Visual pattern
Mind the Math

Mind the Math

  • The power of visualization
  • The calendar technique
  • Why base 10?
  • Now can you see?
  • Evolution of mind
Why is Math a Language?

Why is Math a Language?

  • What is language?
  • Genesis of Math
  • An island in Mars around 450 BC
  • Now can you speak?
Grammar of Mathematics

Grammar of Mathematics

  • Nouns of Math
  • Verbs of Math
  • Why no adjectives in Math?
  • Simple Patterns
Equations of Exchange

Equations of Exchange

  • Counting Coins & Notes
  • Making Change
  • Comparisons
Progressions of Nature

Progressions of Nature

  • Counting in Nature
  • Seasons as Cycles
  • Growth Patterns
The Geometry of Reality

The Geometry of Reality

  • Shapes Around Us
  • Angles
  • Area (intro)
Math in Art

Math in Art

  • Math in Music
  • Math in population dynamics
  • Escher’s work that inspired
  • Why hexagon is the first step

Kneading History

A journey through time with mathematicians whose ideas shaped the world.

Srinivasa Ramanujan

Self-taught genius who explored infinity, patterns, and intuition

Leonhard Euler

Blind mathematician who laid the groundwork for many fields

Ada Lovelace

She dreamt of machines that could think, long before wires could hum

Carl Friedrich Gauss

A child prodigy who tamed chaos, his mind was nature's compass

Hypatia

A beacon of ancient wisdom, teaching under the stars amidst storms of silence

Fibonacci

Nature's counter, from rabbit tales to seashell swirls

Blaise Pascal

Balancing faith and chance, he found depth in numbers and heart in uncertainty

Maryam Mirzakhani

She wandered abstract landscapes, sketching new worlds with elegant proof

Founder's Pick

Founder’s Pick

Curated learning journeys designed to balance fundamentals with exploration.

Choose Your Learning Journey

Foundation Track

30–60 sessions to strengthen core concepts and build confidence

  • → Small-group sessions with at most 3 students
  • → 2–3 sessions per week for steady yet balanced learning
  • → Strong focus on building and reinforcing fundamentals
  • → Personalized attention within a collaborative environment
  • → Consistent progress with space for questions and discussions

Exploration Track

90 sessions to dive deeper into complex topics and advanced problem-solving

  • → Small-group sessions with at most 3 students
  • → 2–3 sessions per week, balancing depth with steady pace
  • → Quick review of fundamentals, stronger focus on advanced concepts
  • → Personalized guidance to tackle challenging problems
  • → Collaborative discussions for sharper insights & problem-solving

Choose Your Course

A progressive journey through mathematical wonder, blending concepts, history, and creativity for each grade level.