Where mathematics
meets the machine.
Pi and Pixels teaches Computer Science as one continuous subject — from your first Class 9 programming lesson to your final semester project. We coach students across the ICSE, CBSE and WBCHSE boards, and undergraduates in B.Tech CSE, BCA, MCA and B.Sc Computer Science, with topic-wise notes, solved papers and doubt-clearing built around each syllabus.
Two tracks, one syllabus-first method.
Every batch is built around what your board or university actually examines — not a generic curriculum.
School Boards
3 boardsClass 9–12 Computer Applications / Computer Science, taught to the exact board syllabus and paper pattern.
Degree Programs
4 programsSemester-wise coaching for university papers, mapped to your actual course structure and exam pattern.
Free, topic-wise papers.
Short notes on individual topics, free to download — no sign-up required. New topics added through the term.
↳ ICSE Class 8, 9 and 10 papers are live now — send more topics any time and I'll add them the same way. Other boards and programs still show sample sheets until their notes are uploaded.
Enrolment open for the new term.
How it works
Tell us your board or program and current level — we'll place you in the right batch and share the syllabus schedule before your first class.
How we teach.
Pi and Pixels started from a simple observation: students preparing for a board exam and students preparing for a semester exam are usually taught computer science the same generic way — even though ICSE Java, CBSE Python and a B.Tech algorithms paper have almost nothing in common in structure or depth.
So every batch here is built around the actual paper — its weightage, its previous years' questions, its practical component — rather than a one-size course. Small batches, doubt sessions between classes, and notes you can revisit topic by topic instead of hunting through a full textbook.