Everything parents ask us.

Two decades of teaching, 14 branches across India, 1000+ happy students, small batches, expert trainers and a curriculum refined by results — not trends. Most families come to us because another family recommended us.

Patience over speed. Warm classrooms over strict ones. Small, achievable wins that quietly build confidence. We teach children as whole people, not test-takers.

The Abacus is a calculating tool that, learned as a mental image, allows children to perform arithmetic at astonishing speed. At XGenn we use it to train whole-brain thinking, concentration and memory — not just math.

Phonics teaches children the sounds each letter and letter-group makes so they can read new English words on sight. It's the fastest, most reliable path to fluent, confident reading.

An 8–12 week program that resets grip, posture, letter formation and rhythm. Children write neater, faster and lose fewer exam marks to illegibility.

Phonics starts from age 4. Abacus and Handwriting from age 5–6. Every child gets a free demo and short assessment so we can place them in the right batch.

Book a free demo → your child attends a 45-minute trial → we share a short assessment and batch recommendation → you enrol. No pressure, no obligation.

Yes. All three programs are available in-branch and online in live, small-group format.

Yes — every family gets one free demo class in your nearest branch or online. It's the best way to see if the fit is right for you and for us.

Programs run in levels of ~3–4 months each. Most children complete Abacus across 8 levels (~2 years), Phonics across 5 levels (~15 months), Handwriting in one short 8–12 week program.

We deliberately keep batches small so every child gets meaningful attention. Our teachers know every student in their class by name.

Measurable improvement in concentration, mental math, reading fluency or handwriting — plus something less measurable: real confidence in themselves.

Very often — but that's a side effect, not our promise. Our promise is a child who can focus, calculate, read or write with far more ease.