Explore every discipline we examine — each built on a clear, graded syllabus that carries a candidate from the very first level to mastery.
A complete graded curriculum in Indian vocal music covering raga theory, taal, alankar, bandish, bhajan, ghazal and folk traditions. Students are examined on both theory (swar-gyan, notation, history of music) and practical performance before a panel of empanelled examiners.
From the first tatkar to full-length tarana, our dance syllabus builds technique, abhinaya and stage confidence. Levels are aligned with national cultural board standards and every candidate receives a marks-sheet plus certificate.
Our flagship discipline. Candidates progress from object drawing and colour theory to memory drawing, portrait, landscape and original composition. Traditional Indian schools — Madhubani, Warli, Pattachitra, Rajasthani miniature — form a dedicated module.
Instrument-specific graded syllabi with theory papers on notation, tuning and instrument history, plus a live practical before examiners. Tabla and harmonium remain the most popular streams across our centres.
Designed for both learners and aspiring instructors. Covers 84 classical asanas, eight limbs of Ashtanga yoga, anatomy basics, therapeutic yoga and teaching methodology, with a practical demonstration round.
A job-oriented vocational certification. Modules include basic and advanced skin care, threading, facial, hair cutting and styling, bridal make-up, nail art, and the business side of running a salon.
A performance-first syllabus in which candidates present monologue, duologue and group scenes. Theory covers Natyashastra, rasa theory, Indian and world theatre history and basic production design.
Builds diction, breath control, expression and stage presence in Hindi, English, Punjabi and Sanskrit. Ideal complement to school curricula and highly valued in co-curricular portfolios.
Celebrates India's living folk art traditions. Candidates learn motif vocabulary, symmetry, cone control and speed-work, and are examined through a timed practical on live models and floor panels.
Hands-on three-dimensional art. Students work with clay, plaster, papier-mâché and recycled media, learning form, proportion, texture and finishing, culminating in a submitted portfolio of original works.
Bridges traditional art skills with digital tools. Covers raster and vector fundamentals, layout, typography, colour management, print preparation and digital painting on tablet.
A play-based foundation programme covering scribble-to-shape drawing, colour recognition, clay play, rhythm games and simple craft — designed to build confidence long before formal grading begins.
Almost every subject follows the same graded progression, so a candidate always knows the next step — from a first introduction to a teaching-level qualification.
The foundation level — core technique, basic theory and first supervised practical.
Building fluency — expanded syllabus, deeper theory and a more demanding practical.
Advanced mastery — original interpretation, composition and full-length performance or portfolio.
The highest graded level — teaching-eligible, examined to a near-professional standard.
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