The Invictus name carries four programmes: JEE, NEET, MEC, and Foundation. They are not the same course with different labels.
JEE and NEET are national entrance examinations, long in syllabus and public in consequence. MEC — Mathematics, Economics, and Commerce — is an intermediate stream in its own right, and it deserves teaching that is not borrowed from an engineering timetable. Foundation is an earlier start, for school students who should not be asked to live as if the entrance examination were already tomorrow.
What the four share is a standard. Concepts before speed. Practice that is steady rather than theatrical. Mentoring beside the teaching. And a refusal to invent fees, ranks, or timelines on a web page when those facts belong in a conversation with the people responsible for them.
If you are choosing among the four, the useful next step is counselling, not a guess from a headline.


