Golden Gate to IIT is a 2 year group tuition programme in Mumbai which trains students for Engineering Entrance examinations, primarily, the IIT - JEE. The programme is run in Vile Parle, and attracts students from as far away as Mira Road and Thane.

Prof. Manoj Karmarkar has completed his B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering from IIT Bombay. After a year's industrial experience, he came back to IIT Bombay and obtained an M.Tech. degree in Energy Systems Engineering. He then worked in IIT Bombay for two and a half years and thereafter joined the teaching profession.
Prof. Karmarkar has been teaching IIT JEE Physics for the last 13 years.

Prof. Vinayak Antarkar has completed his B.Tech. in Civil Engineering from IIT Bombay. He has taught Engineering Mechanics to first year Engineering students and Mathematics for IIT JEE, AIEEE and MHT-CET.
Prof. Antarkar has been teaching IIT JEE Mathematics for the last 13 years.

Prof, Arpita Ghosh has completed her B.Tech., in Chemical Engineering and M.Tech. in Polymer Science from Calcutta University. She has been instumental in designing and directing the classroom programme for IIT JEE Chemistry in a number of institutions in India.
Prof. Ghosh has been teaching IIT JEE Chemistry for the last 11 years

&

Prof. Dr. U R Kapadi has completed his M.Sc. and Ph.D. in Chemistry from IIT Bombay. He has been teaching Chemistry at the under graduate, graduate and post graduate level for the last 25 years. He has been instrumental in setting up the Chemistry Department at the North Maharashtra University and has guided twelve students towards the successful completion of their Ph.D. programmes.
Prof. Kapadi has been teaching IIT JEE Chemistry for the last 4 years.

The Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) are international centres of excellence in imparting training in Science and Technology. Students are admitted to these institutes through an all-India competition called the JEE (Joint Entrance Examination).

The IIT JEE is renowned as the world's toughest entrance examination at the Under Graduate level. The questions appearing in this examination are conceptual and tricky. They are meant to test not only the student's understanding of the fundamental principles of science but also his/her skill to apply these principles in unforeseen situations, as these questions are always refreshingly new.

Preparing for the JEE has three equally important aspects:
(i) building a sound conceptual understanding of the subject
(ii) sufficient amount of practice and preparation
(iii) development of non-academic skills such as time management, stress management, goal-setting and analysing one's faults and weaknesses.

The faculty of the Golden Gate programme continuously guides the students on all three fronts, due to which the student benefits in the long run, irrespective of which course or institution he/she joins after class XII.

Our ex-students have proved time and again that building upon all these areas helps them do well in academics at a later stage.

The programme is conducted in the format of a group tuition. The batch size is restricted to 35 students, to facilitate easy individual interaction between professors and students.

The faculty is intentionally restricted to only 4 professors, each of whom is a master in his/her respective field. The students interact with the same 4 professors for the entire course duration of 2 years. Allowing the students to learn a subject from at most one or two excellent professors, results in continuity in the learning process for the students.

In each lecture, the students are engaged in conceptual discussions followed by application of these concepts to a huge variety of problems, starting from the basic and gradually moving over to the advanced level upto the standard of the JEE. Rather than instilling rote mugging, the students are encouraged to improve their conceptual understanding, analytical skill, examination temperament as well as nerve, which are so vital in this unique examination. The students' level of preparation is regularly examined by exposing them to continuous evaluation in the form of periodic tests and assignments.

Students' parents have easy access to faculty members, and can contact them directly to ask about their wards. In fact, eight months after the start of the training programme a faculty-parent meeting is held, in which detailed report cards are given to the parents and they meet and discuss the student's progress with each professor individually.

It has been our experience that the training we impart in the Golden Gate Programme is highly beneficial to students in other entrance examinations also (apart from the JEE).

BITSAT (Birla Institute of Science & Technology Admission Test) is one such examination. Birla Institute of Technology & Science is currently located in three places in India - Pilani, Goa & Hyderabad. These institutes are internationally recognised as centres of excellence imparting training in science and technology. The entry to these prestigious institutes is through a national level examination called BITSAT, held after the class XII examination. The BITSAT syllabus is quite similar to the JEE syllabus.

Students of the Golden Gate Programme have always done well at the BITSAT. The numbers of students who were admitted to BITS on the basis of BITSAT are:

(i) In 2011, 4 out of 25 students (i.e. 16 % of the entire batch)

(ii) In 2010, 9 out of 28 students (32 % of the batch)

(iii) In 2009, 9 out of 30 (30 % of the batch).

The AIEEE (All-India Engineering Entrance Examination) is another example. This is also a national level examination, held after class XII. There are many institutions which admit students on the basis of the AIEEE. Prominent among them are the National Institutes of Technology. There are currently 30 such institutes located all over the country (for example, in Maharashtra, the NIT is located at Nagpur).

The AIEEE syllabus is also quite similar to that of the JEE. In 2009, one of our students was admitted to NIT Nagpur on the basis of his AIEEE performance. Another student was admitted to the prestigious Dhirubhai Ambani Insitute of Information & Communication Technology at Gandhinagar, on the basis of her AIEEE performance.

Of late, there have been a lot of rumours about changes in the format of the IIT JEE. In particular, some newspaper reports suggest that the authorities are considering allotting some weightage to a student's XII examination marks during the admission procedure to the IITs.

If there is any official announcement from the IITs regarding a change in the nature of the JEE, we shall act upon the same and immediately introduce suitable changes in our programme.

We may add here that it has always been our endeavor to enable as many students as possible to enter either IIT or BITS or any of the other national level institutes like the NITs, IISER, IISc (Bangalore) etc. Hence changes in the nature of the admission procedure of the above institutes will automatically reflect in the way we conduct the programme.

Students who wish to join the programme have to qualify our entrance test. Entrance tests are currently being held, and interested students may contact us regarding the same.

Also, we are currently conducting (free) seminars about our activity for interested class X students & their parents.

For more information about the Golden Gate Programme, or for registering for our seminars/entrance test, please contact:

Prof. Manoj Karmarkar
9930198249

Prof. Vinayak Antarkar
9820651068

The activity started in 2005, and till date five batches have appeared in the JEE - with astounding results.

In JEE 2011, 7 (out of 25) students appeared in the main merit list.

Left to right : Sachin Joglekar, Tanmay Patankar, Siddhant Dhargalkar, Prof. Antarkar, Maulik Joshi, Sumedh Ghaisas, Mihir Tamhankar

The details of these 7 students are:

- Tanmay Patankar [School : Parle Tilak Vidyalaya (English medium), Vile Parle]

- Maulik Joshi [School : Shri Madhavrao Bhagwat High School, Vile Parle]

- Mihir Tamhankar [School : Parle Tilak Vidyalaya (English medium), Vile Parle]

- Siddharth Gaggar [School : Shri Madhavrao Bhagwat High School, Vile Parle] (not in photograph)

- Sumedh Ghaisas [School : Nandadeep Vidyalaya, Goregaon]

- Sachin Joglekar [School : Parle Tilak Vidyalaya (English medium), Vile Parle]

- Siddhant Dhargalkar [School : Parle Tilak Vidyalaya (English medium), Vile Parle]

Totally 10 students in the 2011 batch could have obtained admission in a national level institute (IIT/BITS/NIT/IISER etc.) on the basis of their score in some national level exam (e.g. JEE/BITSAT/AIEEE). They are:

Left to right, back row: Tanmay Patankar, Shrirang Sinkar,
Maulik Joshi, Sumedh Ghaisas, Swapnil Joshi
Left to right, front row: Sujay Mate, Mihir Tamhankar,
Siddhant Dhargalkar, Sachin Joglekar

In JEE 2010, 9 (out of 28) students appeared in the main merit list.

Left to right : Ajay Pisat, Siddhesh Sakhalkar, Sachin Londhe, Juhi Kulkarni, Prof. Ghosh, Prof. Antarkar, Prof. Karmarkar,

Aditya Karandikar, Suyash Patkar, Aniket Mane

The details of these 9 students are:

- Siddhesh Sakhalkar [School : Shri Madhavrao Bhagwat High School, Vile Parle]

- Ajay Pisat [School : Shri Madhavrao Bhagwat High School, Vile Parle]

- Sachin Londhe [School : Shri Madhavrao Bhagwat High School, Vile Parle]

- Suyash Patkar [School : Balvikas Vidyamandir, Jogeshwari]

- Amogh Vakadkar [School : Parle Tilak Vidyalaya (English medium), Vile Parle] (not in photograph)

- Juhi Kulkarni [School : Parle Tilak Vidyalaya (semi-English medium), Vile Parle]

- Aditya Karandikar [School : Parle Tilak Vidyalaya (English medium), Vile Parle]

- Aniket Mane [School : Shri Madhavrao Bhagwat High School, Vile Parle]

Equally encouraging was the overall performance of our students at all national level examinations held in 2010, such as IIT-JEE, BITSAT & AIEEE. Out of a total of 28 students, 16 students either secured a main merit list rank in JEE, or could have secured admission in either BITS or one of the NITs, based on the marks they obtained in BITSAT or AIEEE.

Left to right : back row : Aniket Mane, Sachin Londhe, Ajay Pisat, Prof. Antarkar, Tanmay Shidhore, Malhar Aras

Left to right: middle row : Siddhesh Sakhalkar, Aditya Karandikar, Gaurav Palkar, Ankit Tendulkar, Ruturaj Gavaskar, Priyans Murarka

Left to right: front row : Bhakti Hinduja, Juhi Kulkarni, Prof. Ghosh, Prof. Karmarkar, Suyash Patkar

These 16 students (in alphabetical order) are:

- Aditya Karandikar [School : Parle Tilak Vidyalaya (English medium), Vile Parle]

- Ajay Pisat [School : Shri Madhavrao Bhagwat High School, Vile Parle]

- Amogh Vakadkar [School : Parle Tilak Vidyalaya (English medium), Vile Parle] (not in photograph)

- Aniket Mane [School : Shri Madhavrao Bhagwat High School, Vile Parle]

- Ankit Tendulkar [School : Shri Madhavrao Bhagwat High School, Vile Parle]

- Bhakti Hinduja [School : Parle Tilak Vidyalaya (English medium), Vile Parle]

- Gaurav Palkar [School : Parle Tilak Vidyalaya (English medium), Vile Parle]

- Juhi Kulkarni [School : Parle Tilak Vidyalaya (semi-English medium), Vile Parle]

- Malhar Aras [School : Parle Tilak Vidyalaya (English medium), Vile Parle]

- Manas Prabhudesai [School : Dr. S. Radhakrishnan Vidyalaya, Malad] (not in photograph)

- Priyans Murarka [School : Bombay Cambridge School, Andheri(E)]

- Ruturaj Gavaskar [School : Parle Tilak Vidyalaya (English medium), Vile Parle]

- Sachin Londhe [School : Shri Madhavrao Bhagwat High School, Vile Parle]

- Siddhesh Sakhalkar [School : Shri Madhavrao Bhagwat High School, Vile Parle]

- Suyash Patkar [School : Balvikas Vidyamandir, Jogeshwari]

- Tanmay Shidhore [School : Parle Tilak Vidyalaya (English medium), Vile Parle]

In JEE 2009, 5 (out of 30) students appeared in the main merit list while 15 appeared in the extended merit list.

From left to right : Durgesh Rane (back row), Paris Muley (front row),
Prof. Antarkar, Nikhil Sawant, Siddharth Sarangdhar, Pushkar Limaye

The 5 students in the main merit list were:

- Pushkar Limaye [School : Parle Tilak Vidyalaya (semi-English medium), Vile Parle]

- Siddharth Sarangdhar [School : Parle Tilak Vidyalaya (English medium), Vile Parle]

- Durgesh Rane [School : Shri Madhavrao Bhagwat High School, Vile Parle]

- Paris Muley [School : Parle Tilak Vidyalaya (semi-English medium), Vile Parle]

- Nikhil Sawant [School : Parle Tilak Vidyalaya (semi-English medium), Vile Parle]

Other details of our 2009 result
Total number of students : 30, out of which :
5 cleared JEE in the Main Merit List,
15 appeared in the JEE Extended Merit List,
9 obtained admission to BITS (Birla Institute of Technology),
1 joined NIT, Nagpur, &
1 joined Dhirubhai Ambani Institute of Information & Communication Technology, Gandhinagar.

The previous year, in JEE 2008, 4 (out of 30) students' names were in the main merit list. They were:

- Aditya Mehta [School : Parle Tilak Vidyalaya (English medium), Vile Parle]

- Manas Karandikar [School : Shri Madhavrao Bhagwat High School, Vile Parle]

- Sarthak Phadke [School : Parle Tilak Vidyalaya (English medium), Vile Parle]

- Devendra Paranjape [School : Parle Tilak Vidyalaya (English medium), Vile Parle]

Eventually, 7 students joined either IIT or BITS. They were:

Left to right: Apoorvaa Deshpande, Aditya Mehta,
Devendra Paranjape, Manas Karandikar, Sarthak Phadke,
Anuja Sahasrabudhe, Siddharth Soman

In JEE 2007 (the first full-fledged batch), 3 (out of 24) students cleared JEE in the main merit list, while 3 others were in the extended merit list.

The 3 students in the main merit list were:

- Yogesh Patil [School : Parle Tilak Vidyalaya (English medium), Vile Parle]

- Ameya Rane [School : Parle Tilak Vidyalaya (English medium), Vile Parle]

- Saurabh Pitkar [School : Paranjpe Vidyalaya, Andheri(E)]

Left to right: Saurabh Pitkar, Prof. Antarkar, Ameya Rane, Yogesh Patil

Nikhil Gokhale : Current student of Golden Gate Programme towards JEE 2012
(School: Parle Tilak Vidyalaya English Medium)
I am very happy that I have joined the Golden Gate Programme towards IIT-JEE 2012. The faculty is composed of experienced teachers who have excellent command over their subjects and who guide the students very well. This develops interest in our minds. They are ever ready to solve our difficulties. The weekly assignments and homework given trains our mind to solve problems of every type. The monthly tests are conducted in a very professional manner. It is indeed an enjoyable experience.
Nikhil Gokhale


Aman Choudhary : Current student of Golden Gate Programme towards JEE 2012
(School: Dr. S. Radhakrishnan School, Malad)
Golden Gate , truly is one of the best things that have happened to me. Some told me,' Its easy to get some one who knows the subject and one who teaches well individually, but the combination is rare!'. That is what strikes perfect coordination here. Being obliged on joining this course, I have loved the way of teaching and the dedication of the faculty. Personally, I think it will be a GOLDEN GATE to everyone's future endeavours
Aman Choudhary


Apoorva Agarwal : Current student of Golden Gate Programme towards JEE 2012
(School: Dr. S. Radhakrishnan School, Malad)
My experience at “Golden Gate To IIT” has been really very good.The emphasis over here is not only on learning the subject, but also enjoying it thoroughly,which is very important. The course at Golden Gate is simply well-planned. The periodic homeworks, assignments and tests,the knowledgeable faculty, and their methods of teaching have personally helped me in increasing my knowledge of the subject and clearing my basic concepts. The professors are extremely helpful and always available for any of our doubts. Here,at Golden Gate,I thus know how to 'enjoy' and 'learn' a subject, simultaneously helping me in my preparation for the JEE. - Apoorva Agarwal



Amogh Amladi : Current student of Golden Gate Programme towards JEE 2012
(School: St. Thomas High School, Goregaon (E))
My experience in the Golden Gate To IIT Programme has been wonderful, and all the credit goes to the teachers. They are experienced and are always available to clear any doubts. Adequate importance is given to the basics which enhances our understanding of the subject. They are always encouraging us to enjoy the subject and there is healthy interaction between the students and teachers. This programme has made learning an enjoyable experience.
- Amogh Amladi


Janhavi Datar : Current student of Golden Gate Programme towards JEE 2012
(School: Sanmitra Mandal Vidyalaya, Goregaon(E))
I am a student of Golden Gate To IIT for JEE 2012. This programme is basically for learning and understanding the subject well. It also helps from examination point of view. The part tests, homeworks, assignments help a lot in judging our progress. The professors emphasize on learning and enjoying the subjects from within. They are very friendly and helpful. They solve our queries & doubts very patiently. The Golden Gate programme maximises the intellectual capability. I am lucky to have a 'Golden Gate To IIT'.
- Janhavi Datar.


Rishikesh Bagwe : Current student of Golden Gate Programme towards JEE 2012
(School: I.E.S. V.N. Sule Guruji Eng. Med.)
The Golden Gate Programme is unique due to its well crafted features. The faculty emphasizes on deep knowledge of concepts, which is the key to crack JEE. Various varieties of classwork problems solved shapes our way of thinking and improves the ability to tackle a problem. The small number of students in a class enables individual attention of the faculty. The teachers are highly knowledgeable and have a good teaching experience which helps us to clear a doubt and the concept behind it. All the professors are friendly and can understand students' difficulties well. The assignments & regular tests help us to know our progress. They even give some tips on our method of studying a subject. I have been benefiting a lot through the course. - Rishikesh Bagwe

Tanmay Patankar : 1st year student at IISER, Pune
School : Parle Tilak Vidyalaya (English medium)
I was a student of 'Golden Gate to IIT' class for the JEE 2011. I found this programme immensely beneficial to me. It helped both from the examination point of view, and for understanding the concepts. The faculty is extremely knowledgeable and adept in teaching. The study material provided by the class, like various books, the homeworks and the assignments kept our minds engaged, encouraging us to perform better. The periodical tests and the unique grading system of the assignments made us aware of our progress. A noteworthy point is that we got to interact with the faculty on an individual basis. I strongly recommend this programme for the IIT-JEE coaching. - Tanmay Patankar



Sujay Mate : 1st year student at IISER Pune
School : Nandadeep Vidyalaya, Goregaon(E)
During my association with this institution, I never missed a single lecture in the programme. Credit goes to all the teachers.'Personal Attention' is what they practise, not just advertise. Teacher-student interaction is the best part which makes learning an enjoyable process.
- Sujay Mate




Jineet Doshi : 1st year student at Dhirubhai Ambani Institute of Information & Communication Technology, Gandhinagar
(Bombay Cambridge School, Andheri (E)
‘Golden gate’ as the name epitomises, is the gate which leads you to a golden and a bright future. My experience during my association with the programme was fantastic. All the adjectives in the dictionary won’t be enough to describe the professors. They are just too good and we share a very friendly relationship with them. Here they emphasize on learning the subject which makes learning fun and enjoyable. The professors are available for help 24×7. They are your helpline and guides.The classroom environment is also fiercely competitive which fosters development of the competitive edge required in the exams. The course has been superbly designed and organized. The assignment, homework, test and defaulter systems are very well planned and help a lot in self assessment. I was very fortunate to find this gate which showed the way for success in the JEE and allied exam.

Jineet Doshi

Siddhesh Sakhalkar : 2nd Year Dual Degree M.Tech. Mechanical Engineering IIT Bombay
(School: Shri Madhavrao Bhagwat High School, VileParle)
The two years that I spent at Golden Gate to IIT were indeed an excellent experience. Now, having completed the course, when I look back, I realize how aptly and thoughtfully the course has been designed, particularly the order in which the topics are covered. The faculty is extremely able, dedicated and more importantly very much accessible at any time of the day. The focus here is not just on clearing JEE but rather on getting our concepts right, for, the nature of the examination is such that the former without the latter is an impossibility. The weekly home works, assignments and monthly tests ensured regular practice. Also the six hour tests and prelims at the end were particularly useful in nailing the objective pattern of JEE . I can say, without doubt, that without this Golden contribution getting into IIT would still be a dream to chase.
Cheers
Siddhesh Sakhalkar


Ajay Pisat : 2nd Year B.Tech. Metallurgy & Material Sciences Engineering IIT Madras
(School: Shri Madhavrao Bhagwat High School, VileParle)
The course is really unique. The small size of the batch provides a very good learning experience, and the personal relation with the professors is one of those things which is so rare to get nowadays. The professors are, each of them, masters in their subject, with lots of experience, and, therefore, can teach in a manner which is the best for the students. I feel that this course not only provides quality education, but also develops in us many other good qualities. I would like to thank all the faculty of golden gate for providing me with this success.
Ajay Pisat

Suyash Patkar : 2nd Year B.Tech. Mechanical Engineering IIT Gandhinagar
(School: Balvikas Vidya Mandir, Jogeshwari)
My success in IITJEE and other entrance exams is because of the two year Golden Gate to IIT classroom programme. Lectures were interactive in nature. More emphasis was given to the clearing the concepts. Adequate amount of assignments and homeworks were useful for practising problems. Part tests and six hour tests were extremly useful. I found the difficulty level of these tests as per the JEE question paper. I won’t get won't be surprised if this will become one of the best coaching class for JEE in future.
Suyash Patkar

Priyans Murarka : 2nd Year B.E. Electronics & Instrumentation BITS Goa
(School: Bombay Cambridge School, Andheri(E))
My overall experience at Golden Gate was awesome. It is not just about getting into IIT, it is about clearing your concepts and loving the subject. The same was experienced by me and because of it I started to develop liking in all three subjects. Whatever I gained from here shall always be with me.
Priyans Murarka




Aniket Mane : 2nd Year Integrated M.Sc. Mathematics BITS Goa
(School: Shri Madhavrao Bhagwat High School, VileParle)
About Golden Gate to IIT ( popularly known as GG) - I have mainly four reasons to thank GG. (which means there are many more too). Karmarkar sir developed my interest in physics, I required it badly. Sir was ready to spend as much time as required to solve my doubts. My physics improved greatly due to him. Antarkar sir inspired us to solve maths problems in simple ways. I was always confident about maths. Sir taught me how to be cautious. His problems/paper sets asked us to think twice and twice as fast b4 solving the sum. Ghosh madam developed my confidence in chem. Due to her i came to know that my chem is better than what I think it is. Also the lectures were interesting enough to make me like the subject I previously hated. Also since the batch is of 35 students, it is possible for the teachers to pay attention to our difficulties and doubts. I thank GG for an unforgetable learning experience.
Aniket Mane


Pushkar Limaye : 3rd year B.Tech. Mechanical Engineering, IIT Bombay
School : Parle Tilak Vidyalaya (semi-English medium)
Hi JEE Aspirants! Today as an IITian in one of the world's premier educational institutions,IIT Bombay, I would like to dedicate my success in IIT-JEE and all other engineering entrance examinations to 'GOLDEN GATE TO IIT' classroom programme. The quality of education, knowledge and the level of interaction between faculty and students is at par with the best coaching institutes. The faculty here comprises of people who have tremendous knowledge in their respective fields and thus induce confidence and enthusiasm to learn more in all students. And the feature that sets this programme apart from all such other kind of programmes is the level of the tests conducted here. I have found it having an extremely high resemblance with the IIT-JEE examination level and toughness. So friends, I recommend you to walk the success and excellence through the 'GOLDEN GATE'. Wishing you success in your future endeavours
Yours truly,
Pushkar Limaye

Siddharth Sarangdhar : 3rd Year B.Tech. - M.Tech. Dual Degree, Electrical Engineering, Microelectronics specialization, IIT Bombay (Branch changed from Engineering Physics, B.Tech. after first year)
(School: Parle Tilak Vidyalaya English Medium)
The Golden Gate Programme has some important features such as experienced faculty members, limited number of students in a batch and classroom teaching of 2.5 hours six days a week. This provided me with ample opportunities to interact with the faculty members and this enabled me to share a very good rapport with the professors. The personal attention that I received helped me in clarifying concepts and developing my interest in the subjects. This has not only helped me in my preparation for the JEE but also prepared a foundation for my further studies.
Siddharth Sarangdhar

Aditya Mehta : 4th Year B.Tech. Engineering Physics,IIT Bombay.
(School: Parle Tilak Vidyalaya English Medium)
Two years that I have spent at the Golden Gate Programme was a very good learning experience. Enough importance was given to learning the basics which helped me not only for JEE but also for my future studies. The foundation course helped us to get into the groove for learning for the JEE. The professors were very helpful and were always available for clearing doubts. Their constant encouragement and support motivated me a lot to strive harder and do better. I still look up to them for guidance and advice. The Six Hour Tests conducted provided excellent conditioning for the actual JEE.
Aditya Mehta

Manas Karandikar : 4th Year Dual Degree M.Tech. Mechanical Engineering, IIT Bombay.
(School: Shri Madhavrao Bhagwat High School, Vile Parle)
IIT-JEE is an examination which questions our capacities on the lines of how well we know rather than the usual what all we know. Thus, mere knowing things without getting the concepts behind them is completely futile in such an examination. This, according to me is the basis of the Golden Gate Programme. The programme has been structured so perfectly, that it not only prepared me for the JEE but also taught me the ideology of ‘how to learn’ which, I believe is an integral part of any educational path chosen. Explaining of concepts in detail gave me a much deeper understanding of the subjects and has helped me in all exams till date
Also, smaller size of batch promotes individual attention to everyone and a healthy discussion amongst students and professors is encouraged. This helped me in clearing my doubts on every subject and such discussions gave a new depth to my understanding in the subjects.
I would like to thank both Prof. Antarkar and Prof. Karmarkar, who have helped me immensely in my preparation for the JEE and have always been available to clear all my doubts in the subjects.
Thanks
Manas Karandikar


Avanika Agarwal : 3rd Year Integrated M.Sc. Mathematics, BITS Hyderabad
(School: Dr. S. Radhakrishnan School, Malad)
What struck me first at GOLDEN GATE was the right kind of motivation and guidance I received. Through my teachers I got to experience brand IIT. I Truly got the feel of IIT. Each subject is taught so genuinely, with so much attention to detail, that you learn every topic and every question for the rest of your life. You feel that you are in safe hands. This is indeed the Golden Gate of IIT.
Avanika Agarwal