Frequently asked questions
Answers about programmes, admissions and learning at RIITS.
01What is the difference between REAP and STEP?
REAP is a two-year programme for Classes 11–12, combining school academics with JEE or NEET preparation. STEP develops school academics and science and mathematics foundations for Classes 8–10.
02Where will my child attend classes?
Day-to-day classes take place at RIITS. Students remain enrolled with a collaborating school.
03How do we enquire about admission?
Call or WhatsApp +91 62829 13379, or email riitskollam@gmail.com with the student’s class and preferred programme.
04Which school will the student be enrolled in?
The collaborating school depends on the batch. RIITS will explain the school, board and enrolment arrangements before admission.
05Where can we find announcements and schedules?
Visit the Noticeboard for announcements, schedules and downloadable notices.
06How can we find the current fees and batch timings?
Contact admissions for current fees, what they include, daily timings and available places.
07Does RIITSAT registration also enrol a student in RIITS?
No. RIITSAT registration is only for the talent search examination. Programme admission and scholarship conditions are handled separately.
08Where can students find textbooks and practice papers?
Study Resources links to NCERT textbooks, CBSE sample papers, official exam websites and RIITS learning materials.
09Where can we see RIITS student achievements?
Visit Results for student stories, result announcements and links to the institute’s original posts.
10Who are the Repeater batches for?
Students who have completed Class 12 and want a year of focused entrance preparation. Separate JEE and NEET batches are available.
11What is the Bridge course?
A short introduction to Class 11 concepts for students who have completed Class 10.
12What does Tuition + Entrance cover?
Board-exam tuition and engineering or medical entrance preparation alongside regular school studies in Classes 11–12.
13How is Foundation different from STEP?
Foundation supports Classes 5–10 alongside regular schooling. STEP is a full-time, school-linked programme for Classes 8–10.
14What are Crash Courses for?
Short-term JEE, NEET and KEAM revision after Class 12 boards. Contact RIITS for the next batch’s exams and dates.
15Do all REAP students study both Mathematics and Biology?
No. Subject combinations depend on the JEE or NEET batch; Mathematics and Biology are not compulsory for every REAP student. Confirm the chosen batch’s subjects before admission.