Recorded video courses
The full Junior syllabus — RIMC, RMS, viva, GK, personality development — in 8–14 minute lessons, taught by the same officers who run the offline sessions. Watch at 1.5×. Rewatch forever.
SAMVAD
The Samvad App
All of Samvad Junior, in one hand. Officer-taught courses. A GK capsule every morning. A fitness tracker that actually logs the runs. Mock boards booked in two taps. Handbooks work offline — a hostel signal is not a reason to stop.
The home screen
Children don't abandon preparation because it's hard. They abandon it because, on a Tuesday evening, nobody can say what to do next. The home screen answers exactly that — today's capsule, the lesson you left, the run you owe, the board you booked.
Everything else sits one tap away. Deliberately out of the way.
Inside the app
Not a video dump with a login screen. Every feature existed in a Dehradun classroom first — and was built to survive a hostel connection.
The full Junior syllabus — RIMC, RMS, viva, GK, personality development — in 8–14 minute lessons, taught by the same officers who run the offline sessions. Watch at 1.5×. Rewatch forever.
Two hundred words every morning — each ending with the follow-up an officer would actually ask. Short enough to read before school. Specific enough to quote in an interview.
The full 24-week programme — runs, sets, rest days — logged session by session. The app plots the curve, so a child sees the 2.4 km time falling. Not takes it on faith.
Choose a slot; get the link and a preparation brief. Boards run to the real format — three assessors, your PIQ in front of them, a written assessment by evening.
Every handbook on the device — search, highlights, bookmarks. They open with aeroplane mode on. Which is how boarding school works, in practice.
A weekly digest in plain English — lessons, capsules, runs, accuracy, mentor remarks. No vanity graphs. And an honest note when the week has been thin.
A nudge at a time you choose. A streak that rewards showing up, not showing off. A freeze day each month for illness or exams. Preparation is a habit problem long before it is a syllabus problem.
Ask by text or a thirty-second voice note; a mentor answers, usually the same day. Threads stay attached to their lesson — revisit the topic, and the answer comes back with it.
Thousands of questions modelled on past RIMC and RMS papers, with timed sectionals for the phase where speed decides everything. Wrong answers return until the topic is genuinely closed.
How it works
Set up inside twenty minutes. Then the app decides the order of the day — and the child decides how hard to push.
Talk to us before you start ↗Install, and sign in with your enrolment number. Everything unlocks immediately. No queues, no separate accounts.
A baseline in English, Maths and GK, plus a fitness self-test. Deliberately uncomfortable — an accurate starting line beats a flattering one.
One lesson. One capsule. One question set. One run. Built from your diagnostic and your exam date. Miss a day, and the plan rebalances — instead of piling up guilt.
Three assessors. Twenty minutes. A written assessment the same evening. Book the next board before you close the app — improvement between boards is the number that matters.
Built for parents too
A separate parent login — enough to help, not enough to become another argument.
Every Sunday evening: lessons, capsules, accuracy, and where the week fell short. Written for a parent with ninety seconds — not a dashboard analyst.
See a sample report →Streaks, attendance, and runs actually logged — not merely scheduled. Three quiet days? You're told once. Quietly. No red alerts.
How we handle nudges →Every board recorded, with the assessor's remarks beside it. Board one against board four is the clearest evidence of progress a family will see all year.
Ask about mock boards →Message the mentor directly — about pace, confidence, or an entrance you're reconsidering. Replies come from the officer who teaches the class. Not a script-reading desk.
Meet the mentors →By the numbers
Questions
Start today
Take the diagnostic. Read your first capsule. Let a mentor see the result before you commit to anything. Twenty minutes with us beats a month of guessing.
Prefer to read first? The free resource library → has the handbooks, checklists and timelines.