
Students taking a drop after Class 12 often need a structured plan to cover the JEE syllabus again. A focused course can help organise lectures, question practice, revision, and tests throughout the preparation cycle.
Physics Wallah offers three online batches for JEE droppers under the Prayas series. These batches are designed for students who are preparing for JEE after completing their Class 12 studies and want to work through the syllabus with regular academic support.
The Prayas batches cover Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Along with classes, students get access to practice questions, Previous Year Questions, tests, revision resources, and doubt-solving support.
Physics Wallah offers three Prayas batches for JEE dropper preparation.
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Batch |
Duration |
Target |
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22 Apr 2026 to 30 Jun 2027 |
JEE 2027 |
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08 Jun 2026 to 30 Jun 2027 |
JEE 2027 |
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27 Jul 2026 to 30 Jun 2027 |
JEE 2027 |
Each batch has a different faculty combination. Students can choose an option based on their preparation requirements and preferred faculty.
A drop-year preparation plan needs regular revision and frequent testing. The Prayas batches provide learning and practice resources that can be used throughout the preparation period.
The course structure includes:
620+ live and recorded classes for subject-wise preparation.
600+ DPPs per batch for regular practice after classes.
12,000+ DPP questions covering topics taught during the course.
8,000+ PYQs for practice with questions from previous JEE examinations.
17 short tests to check preparation at different points.
15 full tests for broader examination practice.
DPP quizzes with 10 questions for regular short practice.
Class and handwritten notes for maintaining subject-wise study resources.
Summary notes to support quick revision.
Chapter-wise formula sheets for revisiting important formulas.
Live doubt sessions to address questions during preparation.
Mentor support for academic guidance through the course.
Subject-wise modules are not included in the base plan. They are available under the Pro Plan.
The combination of classes, practice material, and assessments gives students a structured way to study, revise, and evaluate their preparation during the drop year.
The Prayas batches have dedicated faculty for Physics, Physical Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, and Mathematics. The provided faculty information records a combined teaching experience of 100+ years.
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Batch |
Subject |
Faculty |
Teaching Experience |
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Prayas 2027 |
Physics |
Manish Singh Tak Sir |
19+ years |
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Physical Chemistry |
Faisal Razaq Sir |
23+ years |
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Organic Chemistry |
Rohit Agarwal Sir |
16+ years |
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Inorganic Chemistry |
Amitabh Sharma Sir |
21 years |
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Mathematics |
Ashish Aggrawal Sir |
22+ years |
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Prayas 2.0 2027 |
Physics |
Rahul Yadav Sir |
12+ years |
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Physical Chemistry |
Rahul Dudi Sir |
12+ years |
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Organic Chemistry |
Rohit Agarwal Sir |
16+ years |
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Inorganic Chemistry |
Kunwar Om Pandey Sir |
11+ years |
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Mathematics |
Tarun Khandelwal Sir |
16+ years |
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Prayas JEE 3.0 2027 |
Physics |
Neeraj Kumar Chaudhary Sir |
18+ years |
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Physical Chemistry |
Deepak Vashisth Sir |
19 years |
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Organic Chemistry |
Amit Mahajan Sir |
24+ years |
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Inorganic Chemistry |
Sagar Varjatia Sir |
14+ years |
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Mathematics |
Amarnath Anand Sir |
22+ years |
The faculty lineup covers the main JEE subjects and their individual Chemistry branches across all three dropper batches.
The Prayas online batches can be considered by:
Students who have completed Class 12 and are preparing for another JEE attempt.
JEE droppers who want a structured online preparation plan.
Students who want to revise the JEE syllabus with regular classes and practice.
Aspirants looking for regular question practice through DPPs and PYQs.
Students who want frequent assessments through short and full tests.
Students who prefer flexible online learning through live and recorded classes.
Aspirants who need academic support through live doubt sessions and mentorship.
The three Prayas options provide different faculty combinations, giving students flexibility while selecting their dropper preparation batch.
