Academic calendar
OY Phase 1 XII cum Medical Classroom Course for NEET runs Mar 17, 2026 – Mar 31, 2027. Calendar aliases that share a date range are grouped together, with every source term still shown.
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A
- ACST
- Admission Cum Scholarship Test, a regular entrance exam for various coaching programs.
- AIATS
- All India Aakash Test Series; the standardized national mock exams conducted periodically.
- ANTHE
- Aakash National Talent Hunt Exam; the primary scholarship and entrance exam for the institute.
B
- Backlog
- The accumulation of unfinished video lectures or unread chapters that a student is struggling to catch up on.
- Butler
- Butler Colony, a more expensive residential area where students seek quieter, upscale PG housing.
C
- Chanakya
- Chanakya Dairy; a popular spot for lassi and snacks located very close to the center.
D
- DLP
- Distance Learning Program, referring to students who only take tests and use modules without attending daily lectures.
- Dropper
- A student who has completed Class 12 and is taking a gap year to focus exclusively on NEET or JEE preparation.
F
- Fresher
- A student currently in 11th or 12th grade attending coaching alongside regular school.
- FTS
- Fortnightly Test Series; the regular exams held every two weeks to track student progress.
G
- Ganj
- Shorthand for the Hazratganj market area where students go for street food and cafes.
- Ganj Food
- Refers to the various street food vendors and quick-service restaurants in the Hazratganj market area.
- Ganj Hostels
- Generic term for the private hostels located within the Hazratganj lanes.
H
- Hazratganj PGs
- Generic term for the cluster of private hostels located in the lanes behind the main coaching buildings.
- Hostel
- General term for private student residences located in the lanes behind the main Hazratganj market.
I
- iACST
- Aakash Admission Cum Scholarship Test; an instant scholarship test for new enrollments.
L
- Lalbagh
- The nearby residential neighborhood where the highest concentration of student PGs and hostels are located.
M
- Marksmen
- A popular nearby restaurant frequently used by students for quick meals.
- Module
- The printed study material and workbooks provided by Aakash, which form the core of the curriculum.
P
- PG
- Paying Guest accommodation; the standard off-campus housing for outstation students since the center is non-residential.
R
- Ranker Batch
- The high-performing batch of students who receive specialized focus for top national rankings.
- Repeater
- Synonymous with 'Dropper'; a student enrolled in the one-year intensive program after high school.
- Royal
- Refers to Royal Cafe, a common landmark and high-end eatery used for orientation or celebrations.
- Royal Cafe
- A famous nearby eatery known for 'Basket Chaat,' often visited by students on breaks.
S
- Sahu Lane
- The area near Sahu Cinema known for affordable street food and quick snacks between classes.
- Sharma Ji
- Refers to Sharma Tea Stall, a famous nearby spot for tea and bun-makkhan popular with students.
T
- Target Batch
- The intensive batch specifically for students who are appearing for the entrance exam in the current academic year.
- The Mess
- Refers to the private dining halls within the various PGs in the Lalbagh area.
Places and practicalities
Buildings, logistics, and other local references drawn from the approved campus snapshot.
- Biometric
- The fingerprint-based attendance system students must use upon entering and leaving the center.
- Doubt Cell
- The specific area or designated desks within the branch for one-on-one teacher interaction.
- Doubt Counter
- The dedicated physical area within the building where students wait to meet teachers for one-on-one help.
- Fortnightly
- The standard testing cycle where students are evaluated every 14 days to track rank improvements.
- Ganj Metro
- The Hazratganj Metro Station; the primary transit point for students commuting from other parts of Lucknow.
- Halwasiya
- Halwasiya Court; the specific commercial building complex where the Aakash Hazratganj branch is situated.
- ID
- The mandatory physical identity card required to pass security and enter the Halwasiya premises.
- iTutor
- The digital lab or tablet-based app used for watching recorded video lectures.
- Love Lane
- A famous narrow shopping lane nearby, often used as a shortcut or for quick shopping between classes.
- OMR
- The bubble-sheet used for all offline tests; students often use this as a verb ('to OMR' a test).
- Parent App
- The Aakash iTutor or dedicated app used by parents to track attendance and test scores.
- Sahu
- Sahu Cinema; the primary landmark used by students to describe the center's location.
- Shahnajaf
- Shahnajaf Road; the specific street location often used to distinguish this branch from others in Lucknow.
- Speed Building
- A nearby landmark building often used to give directions to the coaching center.
Quick answers
Useful facts students can verify from the guide above.
- What academic term is relevant now?
- OY Phase 1 XII cum Medical Classroom Course for NEET runs Mar 17, 2026 – Mar 31, 2027.
- How much campus context is included?
- 28 approved campus terms and 14 local details are included in full.
- Are all approved campus terms included?
- Yes. The complete approved glossary is available in the scrollable, searchable campus-language section.
- Where does this guide come from?
- Calendar dates, campus terms, and local details come from DormWay's approved campus reference library.