Kota, October 8, 2026: Aakash Educational Services Limited (AESL), one of India’s leading test-preparation institutes, has launched Aakash Invictus Engineering 2.0, a new performance-driven academic system aimed at strengthening its engineering preparation ecosystem.
The programme has been designed for students preparing for JEE Main, JEE Advanced, BITSAT and various state-level engineering entrance examinations. It seeks to provide students with a structured preparation path, from classroom learning and study material to regular testing, analysis and mentoring.
The Invictus system is built around six key pillars. These include a result-oriented academic approach, an experienced faculty team, research-based study material, smart testing and analysis, a transparent growth map, and continuous mentorship beyond classroom hours.
Under the programme, classroom sessions, practice exercises and revision cycles are planned with a focus on helping students improve their performance and achieve better ranks in competitive examinations.
The study material has also been redesigned by the academic team based on learning science and extensive research into examination patterns. It is intended to help students progress systematically from basic concepts to advanced and challenging problems.
The testing system has been revamped to provide students with a detailed understanding of their strengths, weaknesses and areas requiring improvement. A transparent progress map will also allow students and parents to track academic performance and understand where further effort is required.
The programme will also provide continued support outside the classroom, including JoSAA counselling guidance, doubt support and regular mentoring, with the aim of ensuring that students remain on track throughout their preparation.
As part of the national launch, Aakash Invictus is introducing four batches — Ace, Achiever, Accelerator and Apex. Each batch has been designed around different learning needs and aspirations, while maintaining the common objective of helping students realise their full potential.
Speaking on the launch, Chandra Shekhar Reddy Garisa, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Aakash Educational Services Limited, said the programme has been developed by the institute’s experienced academic team, which has decades of experience in producing top ranks.
He said the curriculum, study material and testing mechanism had been reworked as part of the new system. The programme was initially introduced at select centres, where it delivered strong results in JEE 2026. Following the success, AESL is now expanding Invictus to students across its branches in India.
The company expects the new academic system to further strengthen students’ performance in JEE Advanced, JEE Main, BITSAT and state engineering entrance examinations.
The rollout of Aakash Invictus Engineering 2.0 will begin immediately across Aakash branches in India. Existing students will be the first to move to the new system, followed by newly enrolled students. Branches are also conducting orientation sessions for students and parents to explain the programme and its academic structure in detail.
With the launch, Aakash aims to make its high-performance academic system accessible to a wider student base and help more aspirants prepare for engineering entrance examinations with a structured and focused approach.
