PW Prayas JEE 2.0 Launches 8 June 2026: Infinity vs Infinity Pro — All You Need to Know

Physics Wallah (PW) has announced the launch of Prayas JEE 2.0, its dedicated dropper batch for students targeting JEE 2027, with classes set to begin on 8 June 2026. The batch will be conducted live online with 3 classes per day, 6 days per week, and will run through 15 January 2027. Batch validity has been extended to 30 June 2027, giving enrolled students continued access to content well beyond the course end date.

The announcement comes at a critical time for JEE 2027 droppers, many of whom are currently finalising their batch choices ahead of the new preparation cycle. PW has structured Prayas JEE 2.0 around two clearly differentiated plans — Infinity at ₹7,200 and Infinity Pro at ₹12,000 — catering to different student needs and preparation styles.

Batch at a Glance

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Two Plans, One Goal

Both plans share a common foundation — live lectures by PW's top faculties, Daily Practice Problems (DPPs) with video solutions, Regular Tests and All India Test Series (AITS), Live Doubt Resolution, Digital Preparation Kit, Khazana, Online Test Pass, Topper Mentorship Program, Prep Meter (Backlog Killer), Infinite Practice, and Access to All Upcoming Prayas Versions.

Where the two plans diverge is in the six additional offerings exclusive to Infinity Pro — Real Test Series (RTS), printed Modules, 1:1 Mentorship, PW Pro Kit, PW Pi Access, and Digital Modules.

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What Infinity Pro Adds Over Infinity

The ₹4,800 difference between the two plans translates into a significantly expanded resource set under Infinity Pro. Students opting for the Pro plan will receive printed study Modules for offline preparation and annotation — a feature that distinguishes it most clearly from the digital-only Infinity plan. The Real Test Series (RTS) replicates actual exam-day conditions, designed to build the speed and accuracy JEE demands. The 1:1 Mentorship component offers personalised study plans and direct feedback — individual attention that group mentorship programmes cannot replicate. PW Pro Kit adds a physical preparation kit with essentials for the dropper year, while PW Pi Access opens up advanced analytics and adaptive learning tools on PW's platform. Digital Modules mirror the printed content on the PW app for on-the-go revision.

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Plan Comparison

Why the Start Date Matters

For dropper students, an early and structured start is one of the most decisive factors in JEE performance. An 8 June 2026 start gives Prayas JEE 2.0 enrolled students over seven months of active preparation before the course concludes — with the extended validity through 30 June 2027 providing a further revision buffer heading into the exam. Missing the start date means missing foundational chapters that are difficult to recover independently, and losing critical early rounds of AITS that form the national benchmarking baseline.

PW's inclusion of the Prep Meter (Backlog Killer) in both plans directly addresses one of the most common challenges among droppers — uneven syllabus coverage from their first attempt. The tool is designed to help students systematically identify and clear gaps from the very first week of the batch.

How to Enrol

Students can enrol in PW Prayas JEE 2.0 by visiting pw.live, selecting their preferred plan — Infinity or Infinity Pro — logging into their PW account, and completing the payment. The batch is accessible on the PW app immediately after enrolment. The batch begins 8 June 2026.