SGA Online Schooling Programme
A structured Class 1–12 home-learning system with live Google Meet classes, regular attendance, homework, unit tests, internal examinations, progress reports and NIOS pathway support.
A learning route when regular school attendance is difficult
This programme can support families seeking structured home-based education because of travel, location, access needs, sports/arts commitments, family circumstances or other reasons that make regular school attendance difficult.
Full Academic Routine
Planned classes, attendance, classwork, homework, revision and assessments instead of occasional tuition.
Live Teacher Interaction
Scheduled live classes are conducted through Google Meet with explanation, practice and doubt-solving.
Parent-Connected
Parents remain informed about attendance, completed work, assessment performance and areas needing attention.
Flexible but Structured
The timetable is planned around the learner while still maintaining routine, deadlines and academic accountability.
One continuous learning journey
SGA can organise the learner’s academic support by class level, while NIOS registration and certification follow the official NIOS structure and eligibility rules.
Foundation Years
English, Hindi, Mathematics, EVS/Science, reading, writing, general awareness and age-appropriate digital learning.
Middle Years
English, Hindi, Mathematics, Science, Social Science, Computer/Digital Skills and optional Sanskrit/enrichment support.
Secondary Preparation
Structured preparation for the learner’s selected NIOS Secondary subjects, including concepts, assignments, revision and exam practice.
Senior Secondary Preparation
Subject-wise NIOS Senior Secondary preparation with academic planning, regular assessments and board-exam focused revision.
NIOS officially offers Open Basic Education at A, B and C levels (equivalent to Classes III, V and VIII), a Secondary Course equivalent to Class X, and a Senior Secondary Course equivalent to Class XII. SGA provides teaching, academic planning and assessment support; official NIOS admission, public examinations and certification remain governed by NIOS rules and authorised processes.
Check official NIOS information →A complete academic system, not just tuition
Academic Calendar
Class plan, unit-test cycle, revision weeks and internal examination windows are organised across the academic session.
Google Meet Classes
Live classes are scheduled through Google Meet. The final weekly timetable depends on class, subjects and confirmed batch/teacher availability.
Attendance
Participation can be tracked so that parents know whether the learner is following the planned academic routine.
Classwork & Homework
Regular written practice, worksheets, subject tasks, reading work and revision activities support continuity between classes.
Unit Tests
Periodic SGA internal unit tests check concept understanding and help identify topics that need reteaching or extra practice.
Internal Exams & Mocks
Term-style internal examinations, revision tests and mock/pre-board practice can be planned according to level and examination needs.
Progress Reports
Performance can be reviewed through attendance, homework, test scores, teacher observations and next academic targets.
Parent Meetings
Structured parent communication helps align expectations, discuss concerns and update the learner’s plan when needed.
Assessment clarification: SGA unit tests, internal exams and mock tests are Academy assessments for learning and progress tracking. They do not replace any official NIOS examination, TMA or certification requirement.
What a learner’s week can include
The exact timetable is personalised, but the programme is designed around a predictable academic routine.
From enquiry to the first school week
Choose the form that matches your child’s level
Classes 1–8 use a foundation/middle-school form. NIOS Secondary (Class 10) and Senior Secondary (Class 12) include study-track and subject selection.
For the NIOS board pathway, a learner needs at least 5 subjects for certification and may choose up to 7 subjects in total. At least one and no more than two languages are required for the pass-certificate scheme. The Science / Arts / Commerce labels below are SGA planning tracks for easier guidance; final NIOS subject registration must follow the current official scheme, eligibility and examination rules.