1:1 or small batch: which suits your child?
Stoodant team · Published 26 October 2026
There's no single right batch size; there's a right batch for your child. That's why Stoodant lets parents choose from 1:1, 1:5, 1:10 and 1:20. Here's how to decide.
When 1:1 is the right choice
- Your child has gaps from earlier classes to close quickly.
- Your child is shy and rarely asks questions in a group.
- Board exams are close and every hour needs to count.
When a small batch (1:5 or 1:10) works best
- Your child learns well from hearing classmates' questions.
- You want personal attention at a lower fee.
- Your child enjoys a little friendly competition.
When a larger batch (1:20) is enough
- Your child is confident and keeps up with school.
- You want regular practice and expert teaching at the lowest fee.
Stoodant batches at a glance
- 1:1 Private: ₹7,999 a month
- 1:5 Small Group: ₹5,999 a month (most popular)
- 1:10 Classroom Plus: ₹4,999 a month
- 1:20 Smart Batch: ₹2,999 a month
Not sure? Let the demo decide
In the free demo class, a Stoodant teacher sees how your child learns and recommends a batch.
Our teachers are a new generation of educators: doctors and medical students, a UPSC Prelims qualifier, a CAT qualifier, a psychology graduate and school toppers. They bring real experience from medicine, civil services, management and research into every class.
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