Blending AI-Driven Education with Real-World Projects

The test is based on age-appropriate logic and reasoning, including basic comprehension skills and math. Students who have taken and passed the entrance exam and aptitude test have achieved up to 50% scholarship, so it's highly recommended.

Yes, you can join at any time of the year. However, scholarships will not be awarded for mid-year admissions. The full program fee will still be incurred, and the program will still run for ten months from your start date.

The admission fee covers all materials, transport, sessions with industry mentors and trainers, and travel within the country for industrial visits. International travel will incur additional logistics and visa charges.

Yes, Whitenoise Academy offers several other programs including Summer Skills Workshop, RSL Music and Film, Blueprint Membership, and a Homeschooling program. Visit our website at www.whitenoiseacademy.com to learn more about these offerings.

Students can select up to 3 modules per year. This allows them to focus deeply on their chosen areas while maintaining a manageable workload.

Yes! Students can be part of two different batches (e.g., Monday-Wednesday and Tuesday-Thursday). This flexibility allows them to explore more modules while maintaining a balanced schedule.

Modules are conducted within each batch. For example, if your child is in the Monday-Wednesday batch, they will attend their selected modules during those days. Joining multiple batches gives them access to more module choices.

For stages 1-8, each module leads to a separate project, allowing students to build a diverse portfolio. In stage 9, students integrate their learning from multiple modules into one comprehensive capstone project.

Each module typically spans 3-4 months, allowing sufficient time for both learning and project completion. The pace is designed to accommodate school schedules while ensuring thorough understanding.

We offer the flexibility to join an additional batch or continue with new modules after completing the initial ones. This can be discussed with our program coordinators to create a customized learning path.

Our mentors provide regular progress tracking and personalized support. We maintain small batch sizes and offer additional support sessions if needed to ensure every student keeps pace with the program.

A laptop with reliable internet connection is essential. Specific software requirements vary by module, but we primarily use free or educational versions of tools. We will provide a detailed list before each module begins.

We help students access educational licenses for required software. Many tools we use are free for students, and we guide them through the setup process.