The Princeton Review

Our center is in Calcutta, located at 131/11 NSC Bose Road. We are part of the Regent Park Housing Estate. It’s a well-known area in the southern part of the city. The office is inside a residential complex, which makes it feel a bit more relaxed than a typical commercial building in the city center. We have several classrooms with whiteboards and rows of simple chairs. It is usually quiet during the mornings, but in the afternoons and evenings, it gets quite lively with students coming in for their sessions. We have a small staff room where the teachers sit and prepare their lessons. There are books and practice tests stacked up on almost every available surface. We use a lot of paper here every single day. The building is surrounded by some trees, which is nice when it gets really hot during the Calcutta summer. We don't have a big neon sign or anything like that to attract attention. People find us through word of mouth or by looking for the address in Regent Park. We spend our time explaining concepts and grading papers for the students. Sometimes we sit and have tea while discussing how the latest exam cycles went. It is a simple educational setup. We aren't trying to be anything other than a place where people come to learn and practice their skills. It’s a decent enough place to work for us.