Grades 6–8 · Middle stage
NCERT's Kaushal Bodh
- Mandatory in CBSE schools from 2026–27
- Nine projects across Grades 6–8, three a year
- Hands-on, project-based learning
Learning Centre for Skill Education · Bengaluru North
Hands-on robotics, electronics, coding and AI for Grades 6–12 on weekends. Job-oriented career courses for undergraduates on weekdays. One centre, one roof, real projects.
Opening Mid-November 2026 · Bengaluru North
Not a tuition centre.
Why now
From the 2026–27 session, CBSE schools teach skill education from Class 6, and computational thinking and AI from Class 3. Students need somewhere to build what they read about.
Grades 6–8 · Middle stage
Grades 9–12 · Secondary stage
Most schools still lack the labs, kits and trained teachers. VINC brings the hands-on side under one roof.
Kaushal Bodh and Kaushal Vikas are NCERT textbooks. VINC is an independent provider and is not affiliated with NCERT or CBSE. Sources: NCERT textbooks; CBSE skill education circulars.
Weekends · Grades 6–12
Each programme runs for one quarter of weekend sessions in batches of 25, and ends with a project your child presents in public.
Which grade is your child in?
Grades 6–8
The hands-on side of the new CBSE computational thinking and AI syllabus. Students design, wire and program things that work.
₹18,000per student, per programme
Grades 9–12
Real problems solved with AI tools and connected hardware, finishing with a capstone project built end to end.
₹24,000per student, per programme
Building and Applied AI are VINC's own programmes. They complement school teaching and are not NCERT or CBSE courses. Fees are paid at enrolment.
A week at the centre
The centre is busy all seven days. Pick a day to see who is in the lab.
Job-oriented courses that help undergraduates get better jobs, Monday to Friday.
While the weekend batches rest, our trainers are on the road.
Two batches of 25 work through robotics, electronics, computational thinking and 3D design.
Two batches of 25 build with advanced robotics, IoT and machine learning, toward a capstone.
How a quarter works
Small batches keep every student at a bench with a mentor. Families see progress three ways each quarter.
Students present their work to parents and guests at the end of every quarter.
Every project documented, from first idea to finished work.
A clear quarterly picture of what your child can now do.
Seats each quarter · hover or tap a batch
Start for free
Try the online lessons, get a skill score and spend a session in the lab before you decide.
Theory modules and practice quizzes for Grades 6–12, free for every student with a parent's consent.
The online lessons teach concepts. Labs, mentoring, projects and certificates happen at the centre.
Who the centre serves
Schools keep the subject. VINC adds the lab, the kits and the specialist time.
A 90-minute evening session on AI and your child's future, run for residents' associations, gated communities and parent groups. Every family gets a free skill assessment and a demo-class seat.
Five-day camps in the winter and summer breaks, 30 seats each. Winter camp sign-ups open in late November.
A quarterly inter-school showcase where students present projects and parents see the work up close.
Refer a family and earn credits for workshops and kits.
Our top students present their projects at their own schools.
Companies can fund scholarship seats from their CSR budgets.
Want a parent evening in your society?
Request a session60 minutes for students, parents and principals: a live AI demo and a skills talk. Every student gets a free LMS login and assessment link.
Trainer-led weekly sessions inside your school on weekdays, with LMS access, assessment and certification, and a project showcase for parents.
Partner schools near the centre refer students, and their teachers can see each student's portfolio.
Bring whole classes to the centre's quarterly showcase.
Assessment results by school, so principals can see how their students compare.
Karnataka has close to 800 Atal Tinkering Labs. We welcome ATL schools as pilot partners.
Pilot partnerships are open to schools near Bengaluru North.
Book a school seminarPart 1
Computational thinking and AI foundations for Classes 3–8.
Part 2
Activities and AI-assisted lesson plans you can run in class.
Part 3
A practical project and a certificate on completion.
AI educator certification · 30 hours · cohorts of 25 teachers. CBSE has named computational thinking and AI as this year's teacher-training theme. Cohort 1 opens in late November.
Join cohort 1Practical tracks in areas such as AI, coding and automation, built around skills employers ask for.
Certification and degree-linked pathways with international technology companies, as partnerships are signed.
Real projects and a portfolio, so you can show employers what you can do. College placement cells can refer students.
Weekday courses are being built now. Course list, fees and batch sizes will be announced.
Register interestOpening plan · autumn 2026
Planned dates for the Bengaluru North opening. The current week is highlighted.
Admissions desk and WhatsApp follow-up go live. School and society seminar slots open for booking.
First school and society talks. The free skill assessment drive begins and demo-class slots open.
Weekend demo classes at the centre. Society sessions continue around the holiday.
Open house at the centre, with demo classes all week.
Weekend batches begin. School pilots start and parents see the first projects.
The last seats close. Teacher cohort 1 and winter camp sign-ups open.
School break dates vary around Diwali, so we confirm seminar dates with each school.
Questions parents ask
No. VINC is a skills studio. Students learn by building projects with a mentor, and progress is shown through a portfolio and a skills report card, not marks.
No. VINC is an independent provider. Building and Applied AI are our own programmes. They complement the skill education your child's school now teaches, including NCERT's Kaushal Bodh and Kaushal Vikas.
25 students per batch. Each programme runs two weekend batches every quarter, so the centre has 100 weekend seats a quarter.
Grades 6–8 join Building. Grades 9–12 join Applied AI. If you're unsure, take the free skill assessment or book a free demo class first.
A documented project portfolio, a skills report card each quarter and a verified skill certificate. They also present their work at the quarter-end showcase.
Yes. Theory modules and practice quizzes are free for every student with a parent's consent. Labs, mentoring, projects and certificates happen at the centre.
At enrolment, before the quarter starts. Building is ₹18,000 and Applied AI is ₹24,000 per student for the programme.
Yes. Companies can fund scholarship seats from their CSR budgets. Send us an enquiry and we'll share the details.
Visit the centre
Tell us what you're interested in and we'll get back to you with a time.