Brainwave Academy

We are up on the second floor of a building in Sector 16, Rohini. The address is A1/120, and you have to walk up the stairs since there isn't an elevator. It’s a place where students come to learn and get some extra help with their studies. We have a few rooms set up with whiteboards and benches. It gets pretty noisy in the afternoons when the schools let out and everyone starts arriving at once. We don't have any flashy advertisements or high-tech gadgets everywhere. It’s just teachers, students, and a lot of books. Some of the chairs are a bit old, and the fans make a clicking sound, but it’s a good environment for focusing. There’s a small desk at the entrance where we keep the registers and a box of spare pens for students who always seem to forget theirs. On rainy days, the stairs get a bit slippery, so we have to tell everyone to be careful. We have some old posters on the walls about grammar and science formulas that have been there for years. It's a practical space, meant for study and nothing else. We don't have a big marketing budget or a fancy website. Most people find us because a neighbor told them we were here. Sometimes we stay late to help a student who is struggling with a math problem or a science concept. It’s tiring but feels right for us to be here in this neighborhood.