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Benefits of a school integrated programme

What an SIP is, and why it is the safest and most efficient way to prepare for JEE or NEET while at school.

IN SHORT

A school integrated programme (SIP) brings JEE or NEET preparation by a coaching partner inside the regular school timetable. The student attends one school, follows one timetable and is taught each topic once for both the board exam and the entrance exam — with no evening coaching commute and no dummy enrolment.

Updated · Mayo International School, Patparganj, East Delhi

Where
Inside the school day
Prepares for
JEE Main, Advanced, NEET
Attendance
Regular CBSE student
JEE qualifiers (2026)
34
NEET qualifiers (2026)
21

The benefits

More timeNo evening commute: hours a day back for practice, revision and sleep
Taught onceBoard and entrance syllabus taught together, at one pace
Boards stay safeRegular attendance — board-exam eligibility is never at risk
One teamSchool teachers and coaching faculty plan together and track the same student
Balanced lifeLabs, sport, clubs and friends stay part of the week
Simpler for parentsOne school, one timetable, one place to ask about progress
Delhi quotaStudying Classes XI–XII at a school in Delhi also counts for DTU, NSUT and Delhi's medical colleges

What an SIP is not

It is not a dummy school. In a dummy school a student is enrolled but does not attend, which puts board-exam eligibility at risk. In an SIP the student attends school every day and the preparation happens there.

Who it suits

  • Students in Class IX–X building a foundation for JEE or NEET
  • Class XI–XII Science students (PCM for JEE, PCB for NEET)
  • Families who want serious preparation without a second shift every evening

The SIP at Mayo

Preparation with Physics Wallah and VMC happens inside the school timetable, not in a coaching centre after school.

The PW Integrated Programme runs from Class IX to XII (JEE and NEET); the VMC Integrated Programme covers Classes XI and XII (JEE).

34 JEE and 21 NEET qualifiers in 2026.

Class XI admission for 2027-28 is open until 15 December 2026 (40 seats this round).

CLASS IX · PW₹86,400 a year (₹21,600 per quarter)
CLASS X · PW₹70,000 a year (₹17,500 per quarter)
CLASS XI – XII · PW₹1,49,400* a year (₹31,500* per quarter)
CLASS XI – XII · VMC₹1,49,400* a year (₹31,500* per quarter)

Questions parents ask

What is a school integrated programme?

A programme in which a coaching partner teaches JEE or NEET preparation inside the regular school timetable, so the student attends one school and does not need separate coaching.

What are the benefits of a school integrated programme?

More time (no evening commute), each topic taught once for boards and entrance, regular attendance so board eligibility is safe, school and coaching teachers working together, and a balanced school life.

Is a school integrated programme the same as a dummy school?

No. In an SIP the student attends school every day and the preparation happens there; in a dummy school the student is enrolled but does not attend.

Which school in East Delhi has a school integrated programme?

Mayo International School in Patparganj runs integrated programmes with Physics Wallah (Classes IX–XII) and VMC (Classes XI–XII).

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