Vaibhav Institute Of Studies.

Vaibhav Institute Of Studies is tucked away in Krishna Nagar, specifically in South Anarkali. We are right by Som Bazar Chowk, which is a very lively place, especially on market days. If you're coming to 193, you’ll see the hustle and bustle of the neighborhood immediately. It’s a typical East Delhi setting—lots of people, narrow lanes, and plenty of energy. We’ve got a couple of rooms set up for the students. It’s not a polished institute with glass walls; it’s more of a functional space where we focus on the books. The walls have some charts pinned up, and the floor is just basic tile. Sometimes the smell of street food from the chowk drifts in, which makes everyone hungry around 5 PM. We spend most of our time sitting at the main desk, sorting out schedules or helping someone with a tricky problem. The benches are wooden and sturdy, built to last. We don’t use any complicated software to track things; a simple register and a pen work fine for us. It gets a bit dusty because of the construction nearby, so we’re always dusting off the tables before the first class starts. It’s a humble place, but it serves its purpose for the families living around here. We just try to keep the lights on and the environment decent enough for anyone who wants to sit down and study. Anyway, it works for us.