Personal Academic Mentor · Class 10

Every Class 10 student deserves a Personal Mentor in their corner.

My Mentor is a one-on-one mentorship program for Class 10 students. Every child gets their own mentor, a personalised daily study plan, honest target tracking, steady motivation, and parents get regular progress reports that actually mean something.

Daily study tracking
Personal mentor support
Target-based planning
Parent progress reports
A Class 10 student working through the day's study targets with books and a laptop
Today's targets
Maths – 2 chapters
Science – 1 chapter
English – writing
Today's progress
85%
Well done!
👨‍🏫 Your mentorDilip Kumar Jangid
Academic Guidance & Support
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One-on-one mentorshipNot a group batch
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Check-ins every 2–3 daysReal accountability
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Limited seats right nowSmall batch, by design

The program at a glance

What is the My Mentor program?

Short answer

My Mentor is a one-on-one personal academic mentorship program for Class 10 students in India. Each student is assigned a dedicated mentor who builds their personalised study plan, tracks their daily targets, speaks with them every two to three days to clear whatever is blocking their studies, and keeps parents informed about real progress — not just marks.

It is not tuition and it is not a coaching batch. The mentor does not re-teach the syllabus. The mentor makes sure the student keeps studying, studies in the right order, and doesn't give up halfway. CBSE, MP Board, ICSE or any state board — the method stays the same, because it works on consistency and planning rather than content delivery.

1-on-1 mentorship Daily target tracking Mentor call every 2–3 days Parent progress reports Limited seats

How it works

Our 5-step Class 10 mentorship method

Every student's situation is different, so the mentoring journey is built around them. This is the sequence every child goes through.

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Assessment

Understand where the student actually stands and where the gaps are.

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Personal Plan

Build a realistic, personalised study plan they can actually follow.

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Daily Check-in

Track the day's targets and what was genuinely completed.

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Mentor Connect

A direct conversation with the mentor every two to three days.

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Progress & Improve

Review regularly, fix what isn't working, and keep moving toward the goal.

Who it's for

Is this program right for your child?

Not every child needs a mentor. Here is exactly who this program is built for — and who it isn't.

This program is for

The six situations we see most often

  • The child who can't sit down and study daily. Capable, fully intends to, and somehow the day always gets away from them.
  • The student who studies without a plan. A bit of this, a bit of that — and the syllabus keeps slipping further behind.
  • The one who attends coaching but never revises at home. Classes get attended; nothing gets consolidated.
  • The student who panics under board-exam pressure. Starts strong, then loses heart partway through the year.
  • Parents who can't tell how their child is really doing. Report cards arrive too late to change anything.
  • The child who gets no individual attention in a large batch. One more face in a room of forty.

Two or more of these sound familiar? A counselling call is worth your time.

This program is not for

We'd rather tell you upfront

  • Anyone looking for tuition or subject teaching. The mentor does not teach chapters — that's your coaching's job.
  • Anyone expecting the mentor to carry the whole load. The student has to show up and do the work.
  • A student unwilling to talk. Mentorship runs entirely on conversation.
  • Anyone expecting overnight results. Change comes from habits, and habits take weeks.
  • Anyone shopping purely on lowest price. One mentor can only give real time to a few students.

If this sounds like you, say so on the call. We'll tell you honestly, and point you elsewhere if that's the right answer.

What makes us different

Not just studies — the whole picture

We pay attention to the child's consistency, motivation and day-to-day obstacles, not only their syllabus.

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Personal Mentor

One mentor per child, who understands them and points them the right way.

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Daily Accountability

A target for each day, and a follow-up that actually happens.

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Motivation & Support

A space where the child can say what's genuinely going wrong.

Hi, Rohan 👋

Today's dashboard
Today's targets
Maths – Quadratic Equations
Science – Carbon
Social Science – Revision
English – Writing
Today's progress85%Well done — keep going like this.
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Parent Involvement

Progress updates parents can act on, not just numbers.

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Smart Tracking

Missed targets and problems get spotted early, not at results time.

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Problem Solving

Guidance at the moment it's needed, not weeks later.

Coaching vs mentorship

What's the difference between tuition, coaching and mentorship?

All three have their place. Most children have coaching but no mentor — and that's exactly where they get stuck.

Tuition, coaching batches and one-on-one mentorship compared, for Class 10
AspectTuition / coaching batchMy Mentor (mentorship)
Main job Teach chapters and finish the syllabus Make sure the child actually studies daily
Attention 20–60 students at once One student, one mentor
Study plan The same schedule for everyone Built around this child's pace
Follow-up After a test, maybe once a month Daily targets plus a call every 2–3 days
Motivation Left to the student Part of the program
Parent's role Marks, shared at a PTM Regular, meaningful progress updates
Problems surface After a bad result The same week targets start slipping

Short answer: coaching teaches, mentorship makes sure the studying happens. They work best together — My Mentor is not a replacement for your child's existing coaching.

Who is the mentor

Meet the mentor

Rather than large batches, this has deliberately started with a small number of students — so each child gets real time and attention.

Dilip Kumar Jangid

Academic Guidance & Support — founder of My Mentor and, at present, its only mentor. He speaks with every student himself, builds each study plan himself, and reports progress to parents himself. That is why intake is limited: it isn't a shortcoming, it's a deliberate choice.

Contact: +91 9907201073 (call / WhatsApp)

🌱 Small batch, by design

Your questions

Frequently asked questions

Direct answers to what parents ask most often.

What is the My Mentor program?

My Mentor is a one-on-one personal academic mentorship program for Class 10 students. Each child gets a dedicated mentor who builds their personalised study plan, tracks daily targets, speaks with them every two to three days, and gives parents regular progress reports.

How is this different from coaching or tuition?

Coaching teaches chapters; mentorship makes sure the child actually studies. The mentor does not re-teach the syllabus — the work is planning, discipline, revision and motivation. That's why My Mentor doesn't replace your existing coaching; it makes that coaching work.

My child can't focus on studies — will this help?

Yes, and it's the most common reason families come to us. Lack of focus usually traces back to one of three things: too much backlog, no plan at all, or a fear of failing again. The mentor identifies which one it actually is, then rebuilds confidence through small daily targets.

How often does the mentor speak with the student?

Daily targets and their completion are tracked every day, and a direct conversation with the mentor usually happens every two to three days. If a student keeps missing targets or is struggling with something, the mentor reaches out straight away rather than waiting for the next scheduled call.

Is the program online or offline?

Mentoring happens over calls and WhatsApp, so a student can join from anywhere in India — Indore and Madhya Pradesh as well as other cities. There's no centre to travel to, and session timings are set around the child's school and coaching schedule.

Which boards and subjects are covered?

Mentorship isn't board-specific. CBSE, MP Board, ICSE or any state board — the method is the same, because the work is planning and consistency rather than teaching content. The study plan covers all core subjects: Mathematics, Science, Social Science, English and languages.

Do parents get to see their child's progress?

Yes. Parents receive regular progress updates — not just marks, but what the child is getting stuck on and what you can usefully do at home. The aim isn't to monitor the child; it's to get parent and mentor onto the same page.

When is the best time to start?

As early as possible, because habits take weeks to form. The start of the academic session is ideal, but students who join after half-yearly exams or before the pre-boards also benefit, since that's when revision and backlog planning matter most.

What are the fees, and how do I book counselling?

Fees depend on the student's needs and the length of mentoring, so they're discussed on a free counselling call. To book one, call or WhatsApp +91 9907201073. On that call we understand where your child currently stands and tell you honestly whether this program suits them.

Why are seats limited?

Because there is currently one mentor, and every student genuinely gets time — a personal plan, daily tracking, and conversations with parents. Taking on many students at once would mean each one gets less attention, which defeats the entire point of the program.

Start your child's journey to a brighter future today.

Book a free counselling call and find out exactly how the program would work for your child.

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📞 Call / WhatsApp: +91 9907201073
Dilip Kumar Jangid