ACAD – A Challenge A Day – Starting 10th April 2026.
A Challenge A Day.
Stay years ahead of JEE & NEET.
A Maths and A Science Challenge, every day, directly in your inbox. For students in Grades 8-10th, any board — CBSE, ICSE, IGCSE, state boards — who want to build the thinking that JEE and NEET demand.
Free to start. Both subjects. Unsubscribe any time.
2
Questions per day
6
Days a week
All
Boards welcome
8 AM
Every morning
4 PM
Every afternoon
How it works
Simple by design. Powerful over time.
No app to download. No login to remember. Just two questions in your inbox every day — one to think about, one to review.
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Sign up in 30 seconds
Select your grade, enter your email. No password, no profile, no payment.
2
Get your daily challenge
Every morning and afternoon — one Maths and one Science question, relevant for students of any board.
3
Work it out
Try to answer before scrolling. Yesterday’s full solution is right below today’s question.
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Build the habit
6 days a week, 52 weeks a year. By Grade 11, the concepts aren’t new — they’re familiar territory.
What you receive
Every email does two things.
Today’s challenge up top. Yesterday’s full solution below. One email. Nothing wasted.
Concept context — two lines that tell you why this matters for entrance exams, before the question.
4 options — always multiple choice. Think before you scroll.
Entrance Exam line — one line connecting this to JEE or NEET so you always know why it matters.
Step-by-step solution — yesterday’s answer with full working shown.
Streak tracker — M T W T F S. Keep the dots filled.
The syllabus
Built for entrance exams. Works for every board.
JEE and NEET are both based on NCERT concepts — which means ACAD’s questions are relevant regardless of your school board. Vacation months revisit the previous grade. Once school starts, ACAD keeps pace with the current year, and we don’t forget the last year either!
Grade 8
Entering Grade 8
Vacation (Apr–Jun)
Maths
Grade 7 Maths chapters and concepts
Science
Grade 7 Maths chapters and concepts
School term (Jul+)
Grade 8 Maths + Science, with ongoing Grade 7
Grade 9
Entering Grade 9
Vacation (Apr–Jun)
Maths
Grade 8 Maths chapters and concepts
Science
Grade 8 Science chapters and concepts
School term (Jul+)
Grade 9 Maths + Science, with ongoing Grade 8
Grade 10
Entering Grade 10
Vacation (Apr–Jun)
Maths
Grade 9 Maths chapters and concepts
Science
Grade 9 Science chapters and concepts
School term (Jul+)
Grade 10 Maths + Science, with ongoing Grade 9
Questions
Straight answers.
When should my child start preparing for JEE and NEET? +
Most experts recommend starting no later than Grade 9, but the students who find JEE and NEET manageable are usually those who started building conceptual clarity in Grades 7 and 8 — before the pressure of board exams and coaching schedules takes over. Early preparation is not about doing more work, it is about building familiarity with the concepts so they do not feel new in Grade 11. ACAD is designed exactly for this window: one question a day from Grade 8, building the foundation quietly over years.
Is daily practice better than weekly study sessions for JEE and NEET? +
Research on learning consistently shows that spaced, daily practice leads to better long-term retention than cramming in longer weekly sessions. This is especially true for Maths and Science, where concepts build on each other. Ten minutes every morning is more effective than two hours on Sunday. ACAD delivers one Maths and one Science question daily — small enough to be sustainable, consistent enough to compound over years.
What is the difference between JEE and NEET preparation at the school level? +
At the school level — Grades 8 to 10 — the preparation for JEE and NEET is almost identical. Both exams test Physics, Chemistry, and foundational Mathematics drawn from NCERT. The divergence only begins in Grade 11, when JEE aspirants focus on advanced Maths and Physics while NEET aspirants go deeper into Biology. ACAD covers the common ground: Maths, Physics, and Chemistry for all three grades, with Biology joining the rotation from June 2026 for NEET-focused students.
Why should my child do ACAD? +
Most students start preparing for entrance exams in Grade 11 — when the syllabus is new, the pressure is at its peak, and there is almost no time to build foundations. ACAD starts that foundation quietly, in Grade 8, one question at a time. By the time Grade 11 arrives, the core concepts are not new — they are familiar. That familiarity is the real advantage.
Does ACAD prepare for both JEE and NEET? +
Yes. Maths questions are JEE-focused. Physics and Chemistry questions are relevant to both JEE and NEET — the foundational concepts are identical for both exams at this level. Biology questions (joining the rotation from June 2026) are NEET-focused. Every email clearly labels which entrance exam it connects to.
My child is in IGCSE / ICSE — is ACAD still relevant? +
Completely. JEE, NEET, and every major Indian competitive exam tests concepts drawn from NCERT — regardless of which board your school follows. Think of ACAD not as a CBSE product but as a JEE and NEET foundation builder that uses NCERT as the common language of all Indian entrance exams.
Why is NCERT used if my child is not in CBSE? +
Because JEE and NEET are both designed around NCERT concepts — not around any school board. An IGCSE or ICSE student preparing for JEE or NEET needs to know exactly the same concepts as a CBSE student. ACAD is organised around NCERT because that is what the exams test.
Is ACAD really free? +
Free to start — no credit card, no trial timer, no catch. Both Maths and Science are included from Day 1. We will give you clear advance notice before anything changes. Our goal is to keep ACAD accessible — the pricing, if any, will reflect that.
How much time does it take each day? +
5 to 10 minutes. One question to think about, one solution to review. Students who do it consistently at the same time each morning find it becomes effortless within two weeks.
My child already goes to coaching. Is ACAD still useful? +
ACAD is not a replacement for coaching — it is a daily thinking habit that makes coaching more effective. Coaching covers syllabus. ACAD builds the intuition that allows concepts to stick. Students in coaching who also do ACAD find that exam-level questions feel familiar rather than foreign.
Can a parent sign up on behalf of their child? +
Absolutely. Many parents sign up using their own email and share the daily challenge with their child, or read it together over breakfast. Use whatever email address will actually be checked every morning.
What if my child misses a few days? +
No penalty. The emails stay in the inbox. Missing a few days is fine — missing a few months means missing the compounding effect. The goal is a long-term habit, not a perfect streak.
When does it start? +
First challenges go out on April 10, 2026. Sign up before then to receive the welcome email and Day 1 challenge on launch day. Each morning after that brings the next challenge along with the previous day’s solution.
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Start before Grade 11 makes it urgent.
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