A physics classroom, not a factory
RS Physics Academy has been teaching Class 11 and 12 physics in Ahmedabad for over a decade, with one teacher, small batches and a stubborn preference for understanding over memorising.
Ronak Shah
Ronak Sir started the academy with a simple objection to how physics is usually taught in coaching: chapters rushed to finish a syllabus, formulas handed over as facts, and students left to survive on memory. Here every result is built up in front of the class, and a student is expected to argue with it before accepting it.
He teaches every batch personally, sets every test paper, and marks the difficult ones himself, which is how weak spots get caught in October rather than in March.
Do not try to learn science. Understand it, and the marks follow on their own.
The same four stages, every single chapter
Build the idea from scratch
The chapter opens with the physical situation, not the formula. Students see where the equation comes from and what it cannot do, which is exactly what a tricky JEE option tests later.
Graded numericals
Board level first, then GUJCET and NEET, then the JEE questions that chain two ideas together. Nobody is thrown into the deep end on day one.
A doubt session before the test
A dedicated slot where students bring the questions they could not finish. Nothing is postponed to revision time.
Test, then discussion of every option
Each wrong option in our papers is built from a specific mistake, so the discussion names the slip rather than just reading out the right answer.
A short history
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First batch
Teaching begins with a single Class 12 batch of nine students.
Own study material
Notes and a classified previous-year question bank written in house.
Online lectures
Live classes and recorded solutions added, and kept even after classrooms reopened.
Online test portal
Chapter tests with instant marks and a video solution for every question.
Sit in on one lecture before you decide
Come for a free demo, watch how a chapter is actually taught, and talk to students already in the batch. Admission conversations can wait until after that.