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Best CSEET classes in Pune, Sadashiv Peth, Shivaji Nagar, Bhandarkar Road

Best CSEET Foundation Classes in Pune, Sadashiv Peth, Shivaji Nagar, Bhandarkar Road

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Top CSEET Foundation Classes in Pune, Sadashiv Peth, Shivaji Nagar, Bhandarkar Road

At Mahesh Purandare Classes, we are committed to providing top-notch education and grooming aspiring professionals for success in the CSEET. Our experienced faculty, comprehensive study materials, and state-of-the-art infrastructure make us the top choice for CSEET aspirants in Pune.

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Beyond the Classroom: The Unique Learning Environment at CAPS Learning

In a time when academic success is tightly linked to professional achievement, it’s easy for students to become trapped in a cycle of rote learning and exam pressure. But real education goes far beyond textbooks, exams, and marks. At CAPS Learning in Nagpur, this philosophy is not just a slogan—it is a living experience that shapes every student’s journey. Recognized as one of the best CA coaching institutes in Nagpur, CAPS offers an enriching environment that goes well beyond the conventional classroom.

A Space That Fosters Holistic Development

Learning doesn’t only happen when a teacher is standing in front of a whiteboard. True education happens when students begin to apply, question, explore, and connect. CAPS Learning understands this and builds its curriculum and campus culture around holistic development. It’s not just about clearing the CA Foundation or CA Intermediate; it’s about helping students develop critical thinking, communication, time management, and confidence—skills that truly matter in the long run.

By combining academic rigor with mentorship, motivation, and modern learning tools, CAPS creates a unique space where every student can grow intellectually and personally.

Faculty Who Teach and Transform

What truly sets CAPS apart is its team of dedicated and passionate educators. These are not just teachers delivering lectures—they are mentors who listen, guide, and support students through every stage of their CA journey. With decades of combined experience and real-world exposure, CAPS’ faculty members are committed to ensuring each student not only understands complex concepts but is also motivated to pursue excellence.

Each session is designed to be engaging, interactive, and value-driven. CAPS doesn’t just provide commerce coaching in Nagpur—it offers mentorship that extends far beyond the four walls of the classroom.

Interactive Learning Methods, Not Passive Memorization

At CAPS, you won’t find students passively memorizing notes. Instead, learning is active, vibrant, and layered. The faculty encourages discussions, case-based learning, regular quizzes, presentations, and problem-solving sessions. This interactive approach ensures that students understand the ‘why’ behind every topic, not just the ‘what.’

By connecting real-world financial challenges and economic scenarios to textbook content, CAPS ensures students are industry-ready and not just exam-ready. This is a key reason why CAPS is known for offering the best commerce classes in Central India for aspiring CA professionals.

Smart Infrastructure That Supports Modern Learning

Gone are the days when learning meant chalk and duster. CAPS Learning has invested in modern infrastructure that caters to today’s generation of digital learners. Smart classrooms, digital projectors, online mock test portals, and high-quality learning resources make it easier for students to study both on and off-campus.

The hybrid model of classroom + digital learning ensures flexibility, better time management, and accessibility—especially for students juggling school, coaching, and self-study.

Test Series That Mirror the Real Exam

One of the strongest pillars of the CAPS learning model is its well-structured and meticulously designed Test Series Program. Regular assessments not only help students practice under exam-like pressure but also identify strengths and areas that need improvement.

What makes CAPS' test series unique is the detailed feedback system. Students aren’t just given marks; they receive performance insights, personalized suggestions, and follow-up support from faculty. This constant loop of learning and feedback helps them gain clarity and improve steadily.

For students aiming to crack CA Foundation or Intermediate in one go, this exam-oriented strategy is priceless.

A Support System That Understands Your Journey

Every student’s path is different. Some grasp concepts quickly, others need more time. Some struggle with motivation, while others face external pressures. CAPS offers a supportive ecosystem that respects these differences.

From one-on-one doubt-solving sessions and weekly performance reviews to mentorship meetings and emotional guidance—CAPS believes in walking with each student, every step of the way. In fact, many students say that joining CAPS felt like joining a family that genuinely cares.

This emotional safety net is what makes CAPS more than just a coaching institute; it’s a community that uplifts, inspires, and supports.

Value-Added Workshops and Life Skills Training

At CAPS, learning extends beyond academic subjects. Students are regularly exposed to life skill workshops, communication sessions, financial literacy programs, and career counseling. These sessions are designed to bridge the gap between academic knowledge and practical, real-world readiness.

Whether it’s learning how to manage stress during exams, improving spoken English for interviews, or understanding how to read a balance sheet in real business settings—CAPS helps students grow in every direction.

Such initiatives are rare in typical coaching institutes, but at CAPS, they are an integral part of the learning experience.

Creating a Culture of Motivation and Discipline

Discipline is the foundation of any successful professional journey, especially in the CA field. But discipline at CAPS is not forced—it’s nurtured. Students are encouraged to set their own study goals, maintain progress logs, and take ownership of their learning.

Moreover, regular motivational sessions by DG Sharma Sir and other senior faculty provide the mental push needed to overcome self-doubt and setbacks. These sessions, often filled with practical wisdom and real-life stories, leave a lasting impression on students’ minds.

Over the years, CAPS Learning has built a strong reputation as one of the top CA coaching institutes in Vidarbha Nagpur. Its consistent record of successful CA Foundation, Intermediate, and Final level results, along with glowing testimonials from students and parents, speaks volumes.

CAPS doesn’t just train students—it transforms them into professionals, into achievers, and into better versions of themselves.

CAPS Learning is a space where passion meets purpose, and where learning goes beyond the classroom. It’s a place where students not only aim to pass exams but also prepare to excel in life.

Whether you are a student stepping into 11th commerce or someone determined to crack the CA Foundation in your first attempt, CAPS is a place where you will find clarity, courage, and competence.

If you’re searching for the best CA coaching in Nagpur or wondering, "Where can I find the most effective CA classes near me in Nagpur?" — the answer lies at CAPS Learning.

It’s not just an institute. It’s a launchpad for your future.

CAPS Contact Number : +91 969 312 0120 / +91 805 512 0900.

CAPS Nagpur Address : Plot No – 83, Hill Top, Ram Nagar, Near Water Tank, Nagpur – 440010, Maharashtra.

Email: dgscaps@gmail.com

Website: https://capslearning.org

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i don't feel like studying any of the subjects from The Plan rn but everything else is so boring that i also don't want to waste time on like watching content or something and i would rather switch subjects then give up on studying for the day and by old me standards ive already done enough but new me i still feel like i can do more but i don't know what ughhhhh this is torture

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The Best CA Coaching classes in Jaipur: Commerce Paathshala

Embark on your Chartered Accountant (CA) journey with Commerce Paathshala, the Best CA Coaching in Jaipur. Our distinguished faculty comprises seasoned instructors with profound expertise in chartered accountancy. Their teaching methodology is meticulously crafted to demystify intricate concepts, ensuring a comprehensive grasp of the subject matter.

Comprehensive Study Resources: Unveiling the CA Syllabus At Commerce Paathshala, we provide meticulously curated study materials encompassing all vital CA exam topics. These resources undergo regular updates to align with the latest syllabus and exam patterns, offering students access to the most pertinent and contemporary content.

Results Galore: A Proven Approach to Excellence Our institute boasts a track record of consistently producing outstanding results. Commerce Paathshala adopts a results-oriented approach, emphasizing intensive practice sessions, mock tests, and personalized feedback. This approach empowers students to identify their strengths and areas for improvement, paving the way for success in CA exams.

Holistic Learning: Beyond Academics Commerce Paathshala fosters a holistic learning environment that nurtures overall student development. In addition to academic rigor, we prioritize the cultivation of critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and effective communication – indispensable attributes for a thriving CA career.

Cutting-Edge Infrastructure: A Learning Haven

With state-of-the-art infrastructure featuring spacious classrooms, well-equipped libraries, and modern technology aids, our institute provides a comfortable and conducive learning space. This environment allows students to concentrate on studies and extract the maximum benefit from their coaching experience.

Initiating Your Journey: Seamless Enrollment Process

Commencing your CA journey with Commerce Paathshala is hassle-free. Explore their website or connect with the admission office to learn about available CA coaching programs. The institute offers flexible courses tailored to accommodate diverse student needs and schedules. Whether you're a working professional or a full-time student, Commerce Paathshala has a program that aligns with your requirements.

The Finale: Your Gateway to Success In the realm of top-tier CA coaching in Jaipur, Commerce Paathshala emerges as a beacon of excellence. With exceptional faculty, comprehensive study materials, a results-driven approach, holistic learning, and cutting-edge infrastructure, choosing Commerce Paathshala is an astute investment in your CA career. Join us today and set forth on the path to becoming a triumphant Chartered Accountant.

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The Cairo Geniza illuminates many fascinating aspects of Jewish life under Islamic rule, but one that I find especially interesting is how some Jews used Islamic courts! Under Dhimmi laws, Jews were second-class citizens but retained the ability to have their own courts, known in Hebrew as a “Beit Din.”

To pressure Jewish courts to rule in their favor, many people threatened to turn to the ruling Islamic court for help if they lost their case (Oded Zinger argues that this was a particularly useful strategy for women, who were usually disadvantaged in local Jewish courts)

In some cases, they followed through on this threat. For example, TS 12.16 includes an 11th-century letter from the Jewish community of Rafah (now part of the Gaza Strip) complaining about a member going to an Islamic court after losing an inheritance dispute.

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@eidetictelekinetic, I'd like to follow up on something we keep discussing in comment threads to my Devil's Minion stories, because I've found the paper trail in my archives. There's indeed something I wrote as an undergraduate ca. 2005 that I had forgotten about that underpins a common theme (namely: Daniel and Armand wondering what might've happened if they'd met when they were young in Armand's time and place, when he was still mortal) periodically haunting the dialogue across my various unconnected stories. I'm somewhat in disbelief that I can prove this exists, and I needed a spark of joy like this in an otherwise bleak, snowed-out week.

This is a ghost story in that the work I'm discussing here was written under my deadname, but I don't tend to shy from people knowing it. Still, it's times like this when pieces resurface that I realize I block facets of my former self so thoroughly at times that I do my writing history a disservice. This felt like knocking down a wall, and I'm really startled at what's sitting covered in dust on the other side. Mindfuck your characters long enough and you might even mindfuck yourself.

In the spring of my senior year at Wellesley, I took a poetry seminar with Frank Bidart. He didn't like my work much, which was a source of amusement to me; if somebody doesn't like my writing, I just dig in and crank up the annoyance factor by being even more myself. The number of professors and editors that I've gone out of my way to irritate in my higher ed and writing careers is vaguely embarrassing at this point, but that's another story for another time.

At the same time as I was in this poetry seminar, I had also overloaded my schedule with Medieval literature seminars. I'd done that for about four consecutive semesters, actually. The Early Modern and Medieval course offerings at Wellesley, at least at that time, were so numerous that you really could do about two years solid of nothing but that type of coursework. I was fluent in French at the time, so I was able to pull some unhinged shit like reading La Chanson de Roland in Anglo-Norman with minimal dictionary assistance while reading it in English in one of the courses, and then I started haunting the used bookstores in Harvard Square and digging up volumes of lesser known Anglo-Norman ballads and fragments, and there was this one book that focused on early surviving trobairitz poetry, songs by women from that period. There was one fragment that really, really haunted me. I don't know if I still have the book, that's the one piece in the documentation chain I'm still hunting down, but I have my translation of that fragment because I found the poem I wrote around my translation. That poem got published twice after I graduated; that publication history is neat in its own right.

So, the poem I wrote for the seminar is really the thing I want to talk about here. I had this short 10th-11th century trobairitz ballad fragment that I translated out of Anglo-Norman, and I was very excited about it, because it was very gay. I thought, hmmm, I'll write a narrative poem about a couple of nobodies set in that time period. Who are my nobodies? I'm picturing teenagers, just a couple of boys. They can't be more than sixteen or seventeen. Where are they? I'm also taking a class on crusader states at this point in time, and I'm extremely interested in various cultural migrations in and out of Italy and Spain (the good, the bad, and the ugly). So I just go, okay, I'll have them fleeing a noble household in Italy, heading for Spain. My head's entrenched in those places thanks to a history class; it gives me something to hang onto as geographical starting and endpoints. Why are they running away? Kid attached to the noble household has fallen in love with a stonemason's apprentice from somewhere a lot further abroad; they don't speak the same language, but since when has that stopped people from falling in love? Stonemason's apprentice wants to save the kid in a bad situation in the noble household, get him out of there. Yeah, let's do that. And I'll cover just the journey, not what happens before they leave or after. And I'll show what they run into along the way, and they'll hear someone perform that piece of the song, and one of them is able to translate it for the other as they gradually learn enough pieces of common languages to communicate with each other.

This poem was never going to be long; the poems in our portfolios for this class couldn't be long. The concept work behind it was much longer than the poem itself, as was the work I put into the fragment translation. This kind of storytelling in lieu of confessional poetry was going to annoy my professor. I knew exactly what I was doing with all of this: satisfying a storytelling itch, letting myself practice translation, being the inveterate fandom writer I already was by that point, just being generally obnoxious in my early 20s. It's a living.

I wrote the poem. It got workshopped in class; classmates loved it, Frank made faces and was barely polite about it. The written feedback in it on my final portfolio called it "pseudo-medieval pastiche," and I was so happy I could've framed that shit. I put the poem away for a few years and didn't think about it. I moved to the UK and started an MA program in Medieval Studies. My poems started getting published in SF/F/Spec publications. In 2009, I learned about a call for poems for a 10th anniversary special issue of a magazine called Mythic Delirium, and something about the themed call made me remember my pain-in-the-ass, labor-of-love portfolio poem, which was called "Journeying." I submitted it.

"Journeying" was published in Mythic Delirium Issue #20, which, (in)famously, also first featured a poem by the now-disgraced Neil Gaiman called "Conjunctions." If I'm honest, it's bizarre to have that as a major point of memory in this poem's first printing. Here's how "Journeying" looks in that issue of the magazine:

The italicized portion at the end is my translation of the trobairitz ballad. It's all that survives of one particular song that happened to be written down. It always amazes me that so few lines can express so much longing across so many centuries.

Flash forward a few more years to when I learn about Erzebet YellowBoy's brilliant Papaveria Press hand-stitched limited artbook editions of poems. One of my oldest friends, Paige (@dreambreathing) and I decide to collaborate as we've done so many times before: they did a set of two watercolor illustrations for the poem conceived as a fold-out frontispiece and backplate, and we pitched it as an artbook. Papaveria said yes. In 2012, "Journeying" was released as an edition of 18 of these little books:

You never see the boys on the road or under the tree overlooking those ruins (those ruins, those fucking ruins, I forgot) until you pan in. Don't get distracted. Look closer. Imagine me, @eidetictelekinetic, getting more and more spooked every time we talk about this recurring thing in the dialogue I'm writing across stories. Why am I doing this? Why is it familiar? And by the time we get to "Guard Your Heart," why do I have the feeling it's hit peak hilarity by the time Daniel's looking at those Talamasca photographs?

This is an awfully long punch line, but it's here. I wrote it, some version of it, some version of them, in another life. And for me it was another life, too, a life with the name of a girl I now barely recognize. Who is Adrienne? I know that Adrienne wrote this poem, but I no longer know her as well as I would like. However, I do know that she gave up almost everything she had to give me what I have now, and I'm the writer that I am because of her. I carry these characters with me because of her; she's the one who first read them.

(Also, here's another shout-out to @dreambreathing not just for being one of my best friends through all of this and one of the most talented artists I've ever known, but also for being the namesake of my current biggest troublemaker in Caldera. Love you, Paige.)

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2010

January

↳ 4th: Taylor released “Fearless” as the 5th single from Fearless.

↳ 6th: Taylor attending the 2010 Sony CES Press Conference in Las Vegas. // Taylor attending the 36th Annual People’s Choice Awards.

↳ 10th: Taylor at the 2010 Sound & Speed event in Nashville, Tennessee.

↳ 13th: Taylor via MySpace.

↳ 19th: Taylor released her song "Today Was a Fairytale" digitally.

↳ 22nd: Taylor participated in the Hope for Haiti Now telethon in Los Angeles, California. (pt2)

2011

January

↳ 3rd: Taylor’s Rachel Ray Show episode aired.

↳ 5th: Taylor attending the 37th Annual People’s Choice Awards, where she won Favorite Country Artist in Los Angeles, CA. // Taylor attending the CoverGirl 50th Anniversary Party in West Hollywood.

↳ 13th: Taylor premiered the video for her song "Back to December".

↳ 21st: Taylor performed on the Allure of the Seas cruise ship (pt2)

↳ 23rd: Taylor out in Nashville.

2012

January

↳ 8th: Taylor was filming the music video for her song "Safe and Sound".

↳ 9th: Taylor was filming the music video for her song "Safe and Sound".

↳ 12th: Taylor performing Safe & Sound with The Civil Wars at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, TN.

↳ 19th: Taylor attending the Artist at the Table Dinner & Discussion in Park City, Utah.

↳ 20th: Taylor attended the premiere of the film Ethel at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah.

↳ 23rd: Taylor was in London to meet with producers about her role in the film adaptation of Les Misérables.

↳ 24th: Taylor visited Princess Diana’s memorial in London, England.

2013

January

↳ 1st: Taylor arriving at her hotel in NYC.

↳ 3rd: Taylor shopping at Ralphs in Los Angeles, California.

↳ 4th: Taylor on a boat in the Virgin Islands.

↳ 8th: Taylor visiting a friend in Los Angeles, CA.

↳ 9th: Taylor at the 2013 People's Choice Awards.

↳ 10th: Taylor heading to a studio in Los Angeles, California.

↳ 11th: Taylor going to a studio in Los Angeles, CA.

↳ 13th: Taylor attending the 70th Annual Golden Globe Awards in Beverly Hills, CA.

↳ 21st: Taylor performing with SMAP. (pt2)

↳ 23rd: Taylor signing autographs for fans outside of her hotel and out for dinner at El Alkalde in Madrid, Spain. // Taylor appearing on El Hormiguero at the Vertice Studios in Madrid, Spain. (pt2)

↳ 24th: Taylor attended the Los Premios 40 Principales in Spain. (pt2)

2014

January

↳ 1st: Taylor going to a dance studio in LA. // Taylor posted on Instagram.

↳ 4th: Taylor going to a dance class at Ballet Bodies in Los Angeles, CA.

↳ 6th: Taylor working out at Ballet Bodies in Los Angeles, CA. // Taylor via the Lover journals.

↳ 9th: Taylor out in New York City with Austin.

↳ 12th: Taylor attending the 71st Annual Golden Globe Awards in Beverly Hills, CA.

↳ 14th: Taylor arriving at a dance studio in Los Angeles.

↳ 15th: Taylor going to a dance class at Ballet Bodies in Los Angeles, CA.

↳ 16th: Taylor heading to lunch on Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles.

↳ 17th: Taylor leaving pilates class in Woodland Hills. // Taylor shopping at Whole Foods in Beverly Hills.

↳ 18th: Taylor at a dance studio in Studio City, California.

↳ 19th: Taylor at Big Daddy's Antiques in LA.

↳ 20th: Taylor leaving Bouchon Restaurant in Beverly Hills. // Taylor leaving a gym in Los Angeles, California.

↳ 21st: Taylor at an antique shop in Los Angeles. // Taylor heading to a dance studio in Los Angeles.

2015

January

↳ 1st: Taylor leaving her apartment in NYC.

↳ 2nd: Taylor posted on Instagram.

↳ 3rd: Taylor leaving her apartment building in NYC.

↳ 6th: Taylor posted on Instagram.

↳ 9th: Taylor on Catalina Island in California.

↳ 11th: Taylor at a dance studio in Los Angeles, California. // Taylor at the InStyle and Warner Bros. Party held after the 2015 Golden Globe Awards.

↳ 14th: Taylor exiting a dance studio in West Hollywood, California. // Taylor at the Sunset Marquis in Los Angeles.

↳ 16th: Taylor shopping in New York City's SoHo district.

↳ 17th: Taylor out in New York City, New York. // Taylor hosted a dinner party at her New York apartment.

↳ 19th: Taylor at her Tribeca apartment with her Detective Olivia Benson cat carrier.

↳ 21st: Taylor at the beach in Maui, Hawaii.

↳ 23rd: Taylor at the beach with the HAIM sisters and friends in Maui, HI.

↳ 24th: Taylor with the HAIM sisters and friends in Maui, HI.

2016

January

↳ 1st: Taylor posted on Instagram. // Taylor going to the Ballet Bodies dance studio in LA.

↳ 2nd: Taylor going to work out at Ballet Bodies in Los Angeles.

↳ 12th: Taylor at Giorgio Baldi Italian restaurant in Santa Monica.

↳ 15th: Taylor shopping on Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles, California. // Taylor and Selena via Instagram.

↳ 16th: Taylor visiting her godson, Leo.

↳ 17th: Taylor leaving BOA Steakhouse in LA.

↳ 18th: Taylor in West Hollywood, California.

↳ 19th: Taylor released the song "Out of the Woods" to US pop and hot adult contemporary radio as the album's sixth single.

2017

January

↳ 3rd: Taylor via the Lover journals.

↳ 11th: Taylor working out at Body by Simone in West Hollywood, CA.

2018

January

↳ 10th: Taylor via Swift Life.

↳ 12th: Taylor released the music video for 'End Game'.

2019

January

↳ 6th: Taylor attending the InStyle & Warner Bros. 76th Annual Golden Globes and after party in Beverly Hills, CA.

↳ 10th: Taylor via Instagram.

↳ 17th: Taylor leaving a recording studio in New York City, New York.

↳ 22nd: Taylor posted on Instagram.

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Top 10 Schools for Class 11th: Rishikul Vidyapeeth

Choosing the right school for Class 11th is a critical decision that shapes a student’s academic journey and future career. Among the top 10 schools for Class 11th, Rishikul Vidyapeeth stands out as a beacon of excellence, combining academic rigor with holistic development. Renowned for its rich heritage, state-of-the-art facilities, and exceptional faculty, Rishikul Vidyapeeth offers an ideal environment for students stepping into higher secondary education.

Why Rishikul Vidyapeeth is a Top Choice for Class 11th

Strong Academic Foundation Rishikul Vidyapeeth is celebrated for its comprehensive curriculum, meticulously designed to prepare students for board examinations and competitive tests. Offering a variety of streams—Science, Commerce, and Humanities—the school caters to diverse interests and career aspirations.

Experienced Faculty The school boasts a team of highly qualified and experienced teachers who are committed to nurturing students’ academic potential. The personalized attention and innovative teaching methodologies ensure that students excel in their chosen streams.

Focus on Holistic Development Education at Rishikul Vidyapeeth goes beyond textbooks. The school emphasizes holistic development by integrating extracurricular activities, leadership programs, and skill-building workshops, helping students grow into well-rounded individuals.

Key Features of Rishikul Vidyapeeth a. State-of-the-Art Infrastructure Rishikul Vidyapeeth is equipped with modern classrooms, well-stocked libraries, advanced science labs, and technology-enabled learning centers, providing students with the best resources for academic excellence.

b. Comprehensive Career Guidance Understanding the importance of Class 11th as a foundation for future career paths, the school offers career counseling and guidance programs. These initiatives help students explore various fields and make informed decisions.

c. Focus on Competitive Exams For students aspiring to crack competitive exams like JEE, NEET, or CA Foundation, Rishikul Vidyapeeth provides integrated coaching and regular assessments, ensuring they are well-prepared to achieve their goals.

Rishikul Vidyapeeth: An Institution with a Legacy Established with a vision to impart value-based education, Rishikul Vidyapeeth has consistently ranked among the top schools in India. The school’s philosophy is rooted in nurturing intellectual curiosity, moral values, and a global outlook in its students.

Comparison with Other Top Schools While many schools offer quality education, Rishikul Vidyapeeth excels with its blend of academic excellence, extracurricular opportunities, and personal attention. Its unique approach to education ensures students are well-equipped to face the challenges of the future.

Why Class 11th Students Thrive at Rishikul Vidyapeeth Class 11th is a transformative year, and Rishikul Vidyapeeth ensures students transition smoothly into the higher secondary curriculum. With a focus on nurturing their interests and talents, the school creates an environment where students can thrive academically and personally.

Admissions Open If you’re searching for the best school for Class 11th, Rishikul Vidyapeeth should be at the top of your list. Admissions are now open for the upcoming academic session. Don’t miss the chance to secure your child’s future at one of the top 10 schools for Class 11th.

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Best C.A. Foundation class in Pune, Sadashiv Peth, Shivaji Nagar, Bhandarkar Road

Best CA Foundation Classes in Pune, Sadashiv Peth, Shivaji Nagar, Bhandarkar RoadAre you aspiring to kickstart your journey towards becoming a Chartered Accountant (CA) and seeking the best CA Foundation classes in Pune? Look no further! Mahesh Purandare Classes in Pune, located in the heart of the city with convenient access from Sadashiv Peth, Shivaji Nagar and Bhandarkar Road, stands out as the top choice for CA Foundation aspirants.Unparalleled Quality EducationAt Mahesh Purandare Classes, we take pride in offering unparalleled quality education to our students. Our dedicated team of experienced faculty members ensures that each student receives personalized attention, fostering a conducive learning environment for CA Foundation exam preparation.

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Celebrating Success: CAPS Learning Students Excel in 12th State Board and CBSE Results 2025

In the competitive academic world of commerce, performance in 11th and 12th grades can set the tone for a student’s entire professional journey. These two years serve as the academic backbone for those aspiring to enter prestigious professional courses like Chartered Accountancy (CA), Cost and Management Accountancy (CMA), or Company Secretary (CS). This year, CAPS Learning—Nagpur’s leading commerce and CA coaching institute—has made headlines once again with its exceptional 2025 board results.

Students trained at CAPS Learning have shown remarkable performance in both the Maharashtra State Board and CBSE 12th exams. With scores soaring above 90% in subjects like Accountancy, Economics, and Business Studies, CAPS has proven that structured guidance, expert faculty, and a student-centric approach make a real difference. As a well-known commerce and CA coaching institute in Nagpur, CAPS Learning continues to produce toppers and future professionals year after year.

The Role of 11th and 12th in Shaping Career Foundations

For students who choose commerce after the 10th grade, the 11th and 12th standards are not just about securing good marks—they are about understanding the core principles of the business world. Subjects like Bookkeeping, Organisation of Commerce, Economics, and Secretarial Practice form the initial blocks of what later becomes advanced studies in CA and other financial fields.

At CAPS Learning, students are not only taught the syllabus but also how to apply that knowledge in real-life business scenarios. This practical learning approach is what sets CAPS apart from other institutes offering 11th 12th commerce coaching in Nagpur. Instead of limiting themselves to textbook definitions, CAPS teachers focus on nurturing problem-solving skills, numerical ability, and conceptual clarity from the very beginning.

A Strategic Blend of Board and CA Preparation

What makes CAPS unique is its dual approach. While most institutes focus either on board exam preparation or competitive coaching, CAPS merges both seamlessly. Their commerce coaching with CA preparation in Nagpur has helped hundreds of students get a head start on their CA dreams even before appearing for their 12th board exams.

This integrated coaching model is structured in a way that students learn overlapping concepts in the board and CA Foundation syllabus simultaneously. This includes Accounting, Business Laws, Economics, and Mathematics—subjects that are not only important for board exams but also form the backbone of the CA curriculum. By the time students finish their 12th exams, they are already comfortable with the CA Foundation syllabus, which gives them a huge advantage in the highly competitive exam.

Faculty: The Real Game Changers

At the heart of CAPS Learning’s success lies its experienced and passionate faculty team. The teachers here are not just academic experts—they are professionals who have seen the industry from close quarters. With Chartered Accountants, MBAs, and industry veterans as mentors, students at CAPS receive more than academic instruction—they receive mentorship that helps shape their careers.

Every teacher at CAPS is trained to adapt their teaching style according to student needs. Whether a student is a quick learner or needs extra attention, the faculty ensures personalized support. This attention to individual performance is a key reason why CAPS remains the most recommended commerce and CA coaching institute in Nagpur for 11th and 12th students.

Result-Oriented Learning Approach

One of the defining features of CAPS Learning is its rigorous and well-designed test series. Students undergo frequent assessments, mock board exams, and CA Foundation-style tests to gauge their understanding and track their progress. These evaluations are followed by one-on-one doubt-solving sessions and performance reviews that help students focus on their weak areas.

This regular assessment method not only boosts confidence but also ensures that students never fall behind in their preparation. The practical benefit of this model is clearly seen in the board results, where CAPS students consistently outperform their peers, both in terms of subject knowledge and exam temperament.

Holistic Development: More Than Just Marks

While academic excellence is a priority, CAPS believes in nurturing students beyond textbooks. Soft skill workshops, time management sessions, and motivational seminars are part of their yearly calendar. These initiatives help students develop communication skills, stress management techniques, and a growth mindset that will serve them well in college and professional life.

Through their “Life Skill Workshop 4.0” and similar events, CAPS ensures that students not only become good exam performers but also well-rounded individuals prepared for the future challenges of the CA profession and beyond.

A Message from DG Sharma Sir: Inspiring the Next Generation

One of the key reasons students feel so connected to CAPS is the mentorship and vision of DG Sharma Sir. His motivational message to students has touched the hearts of many:

“Ek bar apne man bana liya ki idhar aane ka hai toh puri tarah se idhar aa jao. Ab aap engineer ya doctor ban ke bhi kya karna chahte the toh bhi... mere ko 2 hi cheeje chahiye — ek paisa, doosra naam aur izzat. Jitna paisa aur izzat aapko engineer ya doctor ban ke mil sakti hai, main aapko guarantee deta hoon ki CA ban ke usse kam bilkul nahi hoga.”

This powerful message reminds students that success lies in focus, determination, and belief in the process. DG Sir’s words resonate deeply with commerce aspirants and fuel their desire to achieve excellence through the CA path.

Parental Trust and Student Success Stories

Parents across Vidarbha and Central India trust CAPS for one reason: consistent results. Every year, CAPS students secure admissions into prestigious commerce colleges, clear CA Foundation on their first attempt, and even go on to become rank holders. With such a stellar track record, CAPS has earned its place as the top commerce and CA coaching institute in Nagpur.

Students too, share stories of transformation. From average scorers to state toppers, from shy learners to confident CA aspirants—each CAPS student carries a journey of growth, and it all begins with the right guidance at the right time.

Why 2025 Results Are Just the Beginning

While the excellent results in 2025 are certainly worth celebrating, CAPS sees this as only the beginning. With increasing competition and evolving exam patterns, continuous improvement is the key. CAPS is already upgrading its modules, introducing new CA-oriented practical sessions, and investing in digital learning tools to keep pace with modern educational demands.

For students preparing for the CA Foundation in June and November 2025, the groundwork has already begun. The environment at CAPS is now filled with new energy, fresh goals, and unwavering determination to continue the legacy of excellence.

Final Thoughts: Be a Part of the Success Story

If you're a commerce student aiming for success in boards and planning to pursue Chartered Accountancy, there is no better place than CAPS Learning. With the perfect blend of academic training, real-world preparation, and moral support, CAPS stands as the ideal launchpad for your professional journey.

Their success in 2025 is not an isolated event — it is the natural outcome of dedication, strategic learning, and a deep commitment to student growth. Whether you’re a 10th-grade student considering commerce, or a 12th grader aiming to clear CA Foundation, CAPS offers the path, the plan, and the promise of success.

Make your future count—join the institute that celebrates results and nurtures careers.

CAPS Contact Number : +91 969 312 0120 / +91 805 512 0900

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Website: https://capslearning.org

[my-castles-crumbling]

hi cas career advice anon again

so a few days i slowly started bringing up the fact that i didn't really like the stem subjects with my mom and she just went "Do humanities study history and geography in 11 and 12 or maybe you can even study *my second language*" in like a dismissive type of joking way bc somehow it's turned into a running joke in my family about how i constantly get better marks in non stem subjects and how i should just go study them instead (derogatorily) and yeah i had plans to do stem and had those plans for a majority of my life but my parents treat humanities as just history and geography and therefore pretty useless. like i get that in our country, you're more likely to be better off if you take stem and probably even in the world in general but law is still pretty respectable and even if it wasn't law, but something else that was non stem, it shouldn't have been like such a big deal. i mean i could probably do well if i genuinely tried but i don't even like the stem subjects anymore so it's pointless. i just need to make it through next year and i can completely turn my back on it. i want to tell my parents by the end of 9th grade so they have some time to readjust their views by the time our subject selection for 11th grade happens. except judging by their reactions, i don't know how they'll take it. i don't think it'll be easy but i have to give them that time, especially if i need to convince them. also our school operates through a system of four electives besides our compulsory language classes from 11th grade and legal studies happens to be in the same bracket as physics so i'm keeping my fingers crossed about being able to take legal studies instead of physics.

i told my parents today. they have been going on about how i'm so unmotivated to study physics (they didn't know so yeah) and if my career goals had changed i should just tell them, so i did to get them off my back. they were understandably shocked bc who wouldn't be when they found out that their daughter had changed her mind about her career in two weeks after wanting to do something for practically her entire life. my mom wants (very badly) for me to continue with science after 10th grade and prepare for the law entrance exam on the side but my dad says he's fine with me leaving science for law of i'm absolutely sure about taking it bc science is very intensive in our country after 10th grade so it doesn't make sense for me to take it, not do well, and fuck up all my future prospects. my mom thinks i'm getting scared of science bc they're concerned about me not doing well recently and see, i'm kinda scared bc i'm concerned but that's not the only reason. my dad also wants me to go to a trial and see what the system in our country is like just in case i don't get to go abroad and have to work here before i make my decision, which is fair, considering that my country sucks in most aspects. however, my mom. that's a different matter altogether bc she says that she doesn't care if i want to do something other than science but she's of the very strong opinion that i should still continue with science until i graduate high school. she's like, "but you understand physics and you're smart your grades are just low because you don't practice." like, i don't practice because i find it boring and procrastinate because of that. my dad agreed with her because he's been teaching me physics for a month now after my practically failed midterm. i get that they're concerned about what could happen if i didn't like legal studies after i took it bc i can't retake science if i leave it once right? one of my friends left it and now she hates the subject she took instead of it. both she and my parents are concerned because what if that happens to me too, but see, even if i don't like it, i'd still be good at it because it plays to my strengths. that's the difference between legal studies and physics. and i made the rookie mistake of bringing up what one of my friends who's friends with a lot of seniors said about science being intensive. my parents said that i should think it over carefully and that this discussion is being tabled for when the decision has to be made, something which i want to avoid because then i won't have a lot of time to convince them. also, a legit conversation i had with my mom today:

mom: i always thought you were smart but now i'm rethinking it

me: why because i want to leave science?

mom: no because you're being too influenced by your friends (all my friends plan on leaving science or have already left it)

me: no i'm leaving science because i want to, not because of anything they said

mom: *my friend* said that science is intensive in 11 and 12 and you're basing your decision off that

me: she's friends with seniors and it honestly is

mom: yeah but millions of people take it every year and give the *engineering entrance exam*

me (in my native language): will you continue this until i take science or what

then she got mad and left. see, i'm just genuinely done with physics and without it, i can't take any of the stem field entrance exams. i always liked law, but since i wanted to go abroad and move around, i was concerned about retaking the bar every time, but now that i'm older and have actually researched it, i think it would suit me well. i get that my parents want me to keep my options open for the future and focus on the GCSE equivalents that i have next year, but i'm getting very frustrated especially because they keep saying that i understand physics well so they don't see why i want to drop it, especially my mom, and while i know that they only want what they think is the best for me, i'd genuinely appreciate it if they respected my decision and stopped asking me to reconsider it carefully. this was one of the major reasons as to why i didn't want to tell them, because while they've not explicitly said that they're against me dropping science, but they've made it very clear that i should continue to take it and how legal studies won't be easier either but like, my life, my choice except they don't seem to get it and they're getting on my nerves rn.

i'm sorry ik it's like way too long but i kinda just needed to rant

Hi!

You're always welcome to rant <3

It sounds like your dad is being a bit more reasonable than your mom? I would try to talk with him more, to be honest. Continue sharing your feelings and see if he can kind of come over to your side. Having an adult ally is always nice. Also, I think it's a great idea to see some real trials and stuff if you can! I know your dad might be wanting you to do it to 'be sure' but from an experience perspective, that's a really cool thing to talk about in future interviews.

I'm proud of you for sticking to your decision and doing what YOU want. Remember, even if you change your mind later, do it for YOU. Its your life, not anyone else's.

[commercepaathshala]

How To Prepare For CA Foundation With Class 11 And 12th

# How To Prepare For CA Foundation With Class 11 And 12th

Are you eyeing the prestigious Chartered Accountancy (CA) profession? Setting your sights on the CA Foundation exam is your first step towards this illustrious career path. But, how can you ensure your success? Fear not! With the right strategy and preparation, conquering the CA Foundation becomes a tangible reality.

Online Classes for CA Foundation: Your Path to Victory

In this digital age, leveraging online classes for CA Foundation can be your winning strategy. Here's how:

1. Flexibility Redefined:

Online classes offer unparalleled flexibility, allowing you to craft your study schedule around your existing commitments. Whether you're a high school student juggling class 11 and 12 curriculum or a working professional seeking career advancement, online classes adapt to your schedule, ensuring no compromises on your journey to CA success.

2. Access Anytime, Anywhere:

Gone are the days of being bound by the confines of a physical classroom. With online classes, access to high-quality CA Foundation preparation is just a click away. Whether you prefer studying in the comfort of your home or squeezing in a lesson during your lunch break, online classes empower you to learn anytime, anywhere.

3. Expert Guidance at Your Fingertips:

Enrolling in online classes connects you with seasoned CA professionals and experienced educators who serve as your guiding lights throughout your preparation journey. From clarifying complex concepts to providing invaluable exam tips, their expertise propels you towards CA Foundation success with confidence and clarity.

4. Interactive Learning Experience:


Bid farewell to passive learning! Online classes foster an interactive learning environment through live sessions, quizzes, and discussion forums. Engage with fellow aspirants, participate in group discussions, and sharpen your understanding through collaborative learning, all within the virtual realm.

5. Comprehensive Study Resources:

Access to a treasure trove of study materials, practice questions, and mock tests equips you with the arsenal needed to tackle the CA Foundation exam head-on. With online classes, you'll have everything you need at your disposal to hone your skills and master each subject with precision.

Crafting Your Class 11 and 12 Preparations for CA Foundation

While online classes serve as your primary tool for CA Foundation preparation, synergizing them with your class 11 and 12 studies is paramount for success. Here's how to seamlessly integrate your preparation:

1. Establish a Balanced Study Routine:

Strike a harmonious balance between your class 11 and 12 studies and CA Foundation preparation by meticulously planning your study schedule. Allocate dedicated time slots for each subject, ensuring comprehensive coverage of both academic domains without neglecting either.

2. Identify Synergies Between Curricula:

Identify overlapping concepts between your class 11 and 12 syllabi and the CA Foundation curriculum. By recognizing these synergies, you can streamline your study efforts, effectively reinforcing foundational concepts while delving deeper into CA-specific topics.

3. Leverage Cross-Referencing Techniques:

Utilize cross-referencing techniques to bridge the gap between your school curriculum and CA Foundation subjects. Drawing parallels and connecting dots between related topics fosters a holistic understanding, facilitating seamless knowledge transfer across academic boundaries.

4. Practice Time Management:

Mastering time management is key to navigating the dual demands of class 11 and 12 studies alongside CA Foundation preparation. Embrace time-blocking techniques, set realistic study goals, and prioritize tasks based on urgency and importance to optimize your productivity and efficiency.

5. Stay Consistent and Persistent:

Consistency is the cornerstone of success. Stay committed to your study routine, maintaining unwavering focus and dedication throughout your preparation journey. Embrace challenges as opportunities for growth, and persevere with resilience until you emerge victorious on exam day.

Conclusion

Embarking on your CA Foundation journey amidst the rigors of class 11 and 12 studies may seem daunting, but with the right approach, success is within reach. By harnessing the power of online classes for CA Foundation and synergizing them with your existing academic endeavors, you'll forge a path to triumph characterized by determination, diligence, and unwavering resolve. So, gear up, stay focused, and let your journey to CA excellence begin!

[livelaughlovesubs]

Yeah I think it's veeeery different

In last year of highschool you have all principles classes like history-geography, English, Spanish or German, philosophy, sport and two scientific teaching: physics chemistry and biology

PLUS you have what we call specialities lol

You choose three in first year and at the end of second year you have to stop one

(I had math, bio and physics chem and I stopped phy chem)

It's so weird thanks to our government 🤓

-🍎

If I remember right, when I was in Highschool, I had to choose what courses I wanted to do since the 11th grade

You had to choose plenty courses, and also determine with one’s you wanted to do as your main, like science, music, sport etc.

In some lessons you could choose to only do oral, or writing (languages, history, politic) or both if you want to do it as a main

You had to fill up ca. 30 hours of school a week, and each subject was 3 hours. So you had to at least choose ten subjects

But there were rules on what subject you had to do, or whatever. Like if you chose sport, you had to do math I think. Or you must at least choose two languages, and one of them must be German. So German and English, or French/ Spanish/ latin

[ryanthedemiboy]

20 Questions for fic writers

(I was tagged by @annachibi )

Note: i'm combining answers for all three of my pseuds/both accts

1. How many works do you have on AO3? 56 :)

Ana's response: "18, I'm not very prolific haha"

That's so much! iirc the average person has like 2 fics under 3k total!

2. What's your total AO3 word count? 231,440 :D

3. What fandoms do you write for? Right now it's Fullmetal Alchemist. I may or may not go back to Marvel at some point. And I may move on to another fandom at some point :)

4. What are your top 5 fics by kudos? Four of the five are from my Ed is Dying series c: #1, 6, 7, 3. The fifth is an HP fic I wrote in 2016.

5. Do you respond to comments? Yes! It's extremely rare that I don't; only if I have nothing to say.

Ana's answer: "Yes, just about every one! Sometimes I don't if it's been multiple years since I wrote the thing and I don't have much to say back, since I figure some people don't necessarily want the author to respond anyway."

I promise you, almost everyone wants the author to respond! And the ones who don't just aren't going to check them xD

6. What is the fic you wrote with the angstiest ending? Oh this is an excellent question. I have to be careful here, because spoilers. The end of the first fic in my spn series ended in a suicide that was unclear that he survived (he did). And then I have the death fic for my Ed is Dying series written, that's angsty af. There's also a fic I wrote recently on my semi-secret AO3 acct that doesn't seem angsty but it really fucking is.

7. What's the fic you wrote with the happiest ending? Uhhh... I need to go look.

I forget if Out of the Box (MCU non-sexual age regression) had a happy ending, but basically the whole fic was gentle happiness. Same with Cas and the Bee Bag (spn. This is 9 years old)

I do not appear to have any other fics that are happy. Interesting, neutral, enjoyable, positive, sure. Not happy 😂

8. Do you get hate on fics? Not thus far

9. Do you write smut? Sometimes

10. Do you write crossovers? Not usually. It's very rare that I will. The main one I can think of is unpublished, idk if I even have it tbh — I had to write a crossover fic with A Scarlet Letter for my English class in 11th grade. I chose Doctor Who xD I believe that remains the only fic i've written for doctor who.

11. Have you ever had a fic stolen? Not that i'm aware of.

12. Have you ever had a fic translated? Nope

13. Have you ever co-written a fic before? Yes! It was a blast. I forget why, but I asked my friend not to list me as a co-author.

14. What's your all-time favorite ship? Riza/Al, I think.

15. What's a WIP you want to finish but doubt you ever will? My spn series. I am so many levels of uninterested, and even if I did, i'd have to rewrite it from scratch bc it's not up to par, anymore, and is extremely insensitive in parts (in particular, I have Cas using bible pages as the rolling paper for his weed. He is not xian. That's just what I remember off-hand). All that said, i would love to finish it.

16. What are your writing strengths? Emotion. Hitting the reader where it hurts.

17. What are your writing weaknesses? Anything with happiness 😂

18. Thoughts on writing dialogue in another language in fic? I have done it both ways. And both are kind of cringey for me, when i've written them in the past.

Generally, the best way is to use italics to signify another language, and specify that language, as long as the POV person understands it.

19. First fandom you wrote for? HP

20. Favorite fic you've written? Talk about a good question. Probably one of the kink fics i've written. I love how i've had the characters be with each other, and shown their love for each other. I also love some of the drabbles i've made — it's hard to get a fic to exactly a word count, and getting an entire fic in so few words is a massive challenge, and very rewarding.

I'm not going to tag anyone, but if you want to do this, go for it!

Blank questions to easily copy/paste (incl on the app) below.

1. How many works do you have on AO3? 2. What's your total AO3 word count? 3. What fandoms do you write for? 4. What are your top 5 fics by kudos? 5. Do you respond to comments? 6. What is the fic you wrote with the angstiest ending? 7. What's the fic you wrote with the happiest ending? 8. Do you get hate on fics? 9. Do you write smut? 10. Do you write crossovers? 11. Have you ever had a fic stolen? 12. Have you ever had a fic translated? 13. Have you ever co-written a fic before? 14. What's your all-time favorite ship? 15. What's a WIP you want to finish but doubt you ever will? 16. What are your writing strengths? 17. What are your writing weaknesses? 18. Thoughts on writing dialogue in another language in fic? 19. First fandom you wrote for? 20. Favorite fic you've written?