Computer Science
2210 · 0478
PKR8,499/month
As low as - usual group fee PKR 12,000
- Full syllabus Nov – Jan
- Past paper sessions Feb – Apr
- Pseudocode + a test every week
- WhatsApp doubt support
New batch · starts 31 October 2026
Syllabus by January. Past papers till April.
Live small-group Computer Science for May/June 2027: the full syllabus from November to January with topical past papers, then three months of past paper sessions. Four classes and one test, every week.
🗓 4 classes + 1 test a week
👥 Groups of 4–6
📍 Online or in Lahore
💯 Money-back guarantee
Also starting 31 October: 📐 Maths⚛️ Physics
Pick only the papers you sit
Each paper has its own batch, timetable and weekly test
PKR12,999/month per course
From - usual group fee PKR 15,000. Taking both? Ask about bundle fees.
100%MONEY-BACK
Not happy after your first paid class? Full refund.
Tell us after your first paid class and we refund that month's fee in full. And before you pay anything, you can sit a free demo class to see how we teach.
The plan · every course
3 months of syllabus, 3 months of past papers.
The same two phases for O Level, IGCSE and every A Level course, so the exam is never the first time you see a full paper.
Phase 1 · Nov – Jan
📚 The whole syllabus
- Every topic taught from scratch, one chapter at a time
- Topical past papers on each chapter as it's finished
- A test every week on what was taught
Phase 2 · Feb – Apr
📝 Past paper sessions
- Full papers by year, under timed conditions
- Marked to the official mark scheme, then gone through together
- Weak topics re-taught before the exam
Day 1📖Class
Day 2📖Class
Day 3📖Class
Day 4📖Class
Day 5📝Test
Every week, from November to April. Test scores go to parents, so nobody falls behind quietly.
Taught, then exam questions
Each topic from scratch, then straight into real Cambridge past-paper questions.
Topical past papers
Homework booklets built on PrepWithTee, with the official mark scheme after every question.
Weekly test, marked
Day 5 every week: a short timed test marked like the real exam.
WhatsApp doubt support
Stuck on homework? Send a photo and we explain it, between classes.
How we teach · what you get
See exactly how a week works.
These are real screens from PrepWithTee, the platform every Computer Science student uses alongside the live classes. It's included in the fee, with nothing extra to buy.
In class
Taught live, on a shared board
Every class is live with the tutor in a small group. Real exam diagrams go up on the PrepWithTee Board, where we draw, annotate and work through them together with a ruler, protractor, compass and graph paper. Nobody hides at the back of a group of six.
- Concept first, then straight into exam questions
- Every student answers, every answer gets checked
- Board notes saved for revision
Homework
Topical past papers on what was just taught
After each chapter, students get a booklet of real Cambridge questions on exactly that chapter, from every recent session and variant. Original papers, not retyped, so diagrams and answer lines look just like the exam.
- Every recent question on the chapter, newest first
- Official mark scheme straight after each question
- Annotate on screen or print it
Stuck at 11 pm?
Mark schemes, explained step by step
Next to every question is the official mark scheme and a worked explanation that shows where each mark comes from, plus hints when a student only wants a nudge. Anything still unclear goes to the tutor on WhatsApp.
- See why an answer gets the marks
- Hints before the full solution
- WhatsApp the tutor for anything else
Day 5, every week
A weekly test built from past papers
Each Day 5 test is built from past-paper questions on that week's chapters: multiple choice first, then structured questions, with its own mark scheme. It's timed like the real exam.
- Covers exactly what was taught that week
- Timed, then marked to the official scheme
- Scores shared with parents
Results
Marks and a grade, not just a tick
Students record their marks against the official grade thresholds for that exact paper, so everyone can see the grade a score would have earned, and how close the next grade is.
- Real grade thresholds for every paper
- Progress across past papers
- Know what A* actually takes
For parents
Progress you can actually see
Every chapter shows where a student stands, from 'not started' to 'exam ready'. With weekly test scores and the mock reports, parents always know how things are going, not just in May.
- Chapter-by-chapter progress
- Weekly test scores and mock reports
- Streaks show steady work
Built around what families ask for
What parents get, what students get.
👪 For parents
- A clear plan from October to the exam, with no last-minute panic
- Small groups of 4–6: your child can't hide, and won't be lost in a crowd
- A test every week, with the score shared with you
- Mock exams with a grade and a written report
- A tutor you can message on WhatsApp
- A free demo class first, and a full refund if the first paid class isn't right
🎒 For students
- Understand it, don't just memorise it, then practise until it sticks
- Real past-paper questions from the very first week
- Learn how marks are actually given and how to word answers to earn them
- Help when you're stuck, even late at night
- Every topic finished by January, so Feb–Apr is calm practice, not cramming
- Everything in one place: papers, mark schemes, notes, tests, progress
By May, every student will have
- Every topic, doneThe whole syllabus finished by the end of January
- Dozens of full papersRecent sessions and variants, timed and marked
- Exam techniqueCommand words, method marks and how to set out answers
- A predicted gradeFrom two full mocks marked to real thresholds
- Weak spots fixedClinics on each student's lowest-scoring chapters
- Calm in MayExam-day plan, final revision, no surprises
What each course covers
Week by week, course by course.
First choose your level. Every week ends with a test on that week's topics, and every chapter comes with its topical past papers as homework.
A Level 9618 is taught as 4 separate courses. Pick the one you want to see:
O Level & IGCSE · 2210 · 0478
Computer Science · O Level & IGCSE
PKR 8,499/month
1
The whole syllabus, week by weekNovember – January · 13 weeks
NovemberWeeks 1–5Number systemsText, sound & imagesData transmissionThe CPUStorage & networks
- Number systemsWeek 131 Oct – 6 Nov
- Binary, denary, hexadecimal conversions
- Binary addition & overflow
- Logical shifts, two's complement
- Text, sound & imagesWeek 27 Nov – 13 Nov
- Character sets
- Sound & image representation
- File sizes & compression
- Data transmissionWeek 314 Nov – 20 Nov
- Packets & packet switching
- Serial / parallel, simplex / duplex, USB
- Error detection, encryption
- The CPUWeek 421 Nov – 27 Nov
- Von Neumann, fetch–decode–execute
- Cores, cache, clock speed
- Embedded systems, input & output devices
- Storage & networksWeek 528 Nov – 4 Dec
- Primary & secondary storage, virtual memory
- Cloud storage
- NIC, MAC & IP addresses, routers
DecemberWeeks 6–9SoftwareThe internet & its usesAutomated & emerging techAlgorithm design
- SoftwareWeek 65 Dec – 11 Dec
- System vs application software, the OS
- Interrupts
- High / low-level languages, translators, IDEs
- The internet & its usesWeek 712 Dec – 18 Dec
- WWW, URLs, HTTP / HTTPS, browsers, cookies
- Digital currency
- Cyber security threats & defences
- Automated & emerging techWeek 819 Dec – 25 Dec
- Sensors & automated systems
- Robotics
- Artificial intelligence
- Algorithm designWeek 926 Dec – 1 Jan
- Program development life cycle, decomposition
- Flowcharts & pseudocode
- Trace tables, validation & verification
JanuaryWeeks 10–13Programming IProgramming IIDatabases & Boolean logicThe scenario question
- Programming IWeek 102 Jan – 8 Jan
- Variables, constants, data types
- Selection & iteration
- Totalling, counting, string handling
- Programming IIWeek 119 Jan – 15 Jan
- Arrays (1D & 2D)
- Procedures & functions, file handling
- Linear search, bubble sort
- Databases & Boolean logicWeek 1216 Jan – 22 Jan
- Single-table databases & SQL
- Logic gates, truth tables, logic expressions
- The scenario questionWeek 1323 Jan – 29 Jan
- Planning a full Paper 2 program
- Writing & testing it in pseudocode
2
Past paper sessionsFebruary – April · 2210 / 0478 Paper 1 + 2
- Week 14–15Paper technique
How each part of 2210 / 0478 Paper 1 + 2 is marked; first papers worked through together with the tutor.
- Week 16–18Timed papers, older years
Full papers under exam timing, then gone through question by question against the mark scheme.
- Week 19–21Timed papers, latest years
The most recent sessions incl. Feb/March and every variant, timed and marked.
- Week 22Mock exam 1
A full mock in exam conditions, marked with a grade from the official thresholds; report to parents.
- Week 23–24Weak-topic clinics
Each student's lowest-scoring chapters from the mock re-taught and re-tested.
- Week 25Mock exam 2
A second full mock: the jump in marks shows what the clinics fixed.
- Week 26Final revision
Formulae, definitions, command words, common mistakes and an exam-day plan.
A Level 9618 · AS
P1 · Theory Fundamentals
from PKR 12,999/month · separate course
1
The whole syllabus, week by weekNovember – January · 13 weeks
NovemberWeeks 1–5Information representationMultimedia & compressionNetworksThe internetHardware
- Information representationWeek 131 Oct – 6 Nov
- Number bases, BCD, two's complement
- Character sets
- Multimedia & compressionWeek 27 Nov – 13 Nov
- Bitmap & vector graphics
- Sound
- Lossy & lossless compression
- NetworksWeek 314 Nov – 20 Nov
- LAN / WAN, topologies
- Client–server & peer-to-peer
- Cloud computing
- The internetWeek 421 Nov – 27 Nov
- Ethernet, CSMA/CD, wireless
- IP addressing, DNS, internet vs WWW
- HardwareWeek 528 Nov – 4 Dec
- Computer components, memory types
- Embedded systems
- Logic gates & circuits
DecemberWeeks 6–9Processor fundamentalsAssembly languageSystem softwareSecurity & data integrity
- Processor fundamentalsWeek 65 Dec – 11 Dec
- Von Neumann, registers, buses
- Fetch–execute cycle, interrupts
- Assembly languageWeek 712 Dec – 18 Dec
- Instruction sets, addressing modes
- Bit manipulation
- System softwareWeek 819 Dec – 25 Dec
- Operating system functions, utilities
- Libraries, translators, IDEs
- Security & data integrityWeek 926 Dec – 1 Jan
- Threats, firewalls, encryption basics
- Validation & verification
JanuaryWeeks 10–13Ethics & ownershipDatabases IDatabases IIAI & review
- Ethics & ownershipWeek 102 Jan – 8 Jan
- Professional ethics
- Copyright & software licences
- Ethics of AI
- Databases IWeek 119 Jan – 15 Jan
- Relational model, keys
- Normalisation 1NF–3NF, E-R diagrams
- Databases IIWeek 1216 Jan – 22 Jan
- DBMS features
- SQL: DDL & DML
- AI & reviewWeek 1323 Jan – 29 Jan
- AI basics
- Mixed P1 test
2
Past paper sessionsFebruary – April · 9618 Paper 1
- Week 14–15Paper technique
How each part of 9618 Paper 1 is marked; first papers worked through together with the tutor.
- Week 16–18Timed papers, older years
Full papers under exam timing, then gone through question by question against the mark scheme.
- Week 19–21Timed papers, latest years
The most recent sessions incl. Feb/March and every variant, timed and marked.
- Week 22Mock exam 1
A full mock in exam conditions, marked with a grade from the official thresholds; report to parents.
- Week 23–24Weak-topic clinics
Each student's lowest-scoring chapters from the mock re-taught and re-tested.
- Week 25Mock exam 2
A second full mock: the jump in marks shows what the clinics fixed.
- Week 26Final revision
Formulae, definitions, command words, common mistakes and an exam-day plan.
A Level 9618 · AS
P2 · Problem-solving & Programming
from PKR 12,999/month · separate course
1
The whole syllabus, week by weekNovember – January · 13 weeks
NovemberWeeks 1–5Computational thinkingPseudocode fluencyStandard algorithmsProgram designData types & records
- Computational thinkingWeek 131 Oct – 6 Nov
- Abstraction & decomposition
- Structured English, flowcharts, pseudocode
- Pseudocode fluencyWeek 27 Nov – 13 Nov
- Selection & iteration
- Identifier tables, trace tables
- Standard algorithmsWeek 314 Nov – 20 Nov
- Linear search
- Bubble sort
- Program designWeek 421 Nov – 27 Nov
- Stepwise refinement
- Structure charts
- Data types & recordsWeek 528 Nov – 4 Dec
- Primitive types
- Records (user-defined types)
DecemberWeeks 6–9ArraysFilesAbstract data typesADT operations
- ArraysWeek 65 Dec – 11 Dec
- 1D & 2D arrays
- Searching & processing arrays
- FilesWeek 712 Dec – 18 Dec
- Reading & writing text files
- Abstract data typesWeek 819 Dec – 25 Dec
- Stack, queue, linked list
- ADT operationsWeek 926 Dec – 1 Jan
- Push / pop, enqueue / dequeue in pseudocode
JanuaryWeeks 10–13SubroutinesProgrammingSoftware developmentScenario practice
- SubroutinesWeek 102 Jan – 8 Jan
- Procedures & functions
- Parameters: by value / by reference
- Built-in & string functions
- ProgrammingWeek 119 Jan – 15 Jan
- Turning pseudocode into Python / Java / VB
- Software developmentWeek 1216 Jan – 22 Jan
- Development life cycle
- Testing, test data, types of error
- Maintenance
- Scenario practiceWeek 1323 Jan – 29 Jan
- Mixed P2 test
2
Past paper sessionsFebruary – April · 9618 Paper 2
- Week 14–15Paper technique
How each part of 9618 Paper 2 is marked; first papers worked through together with the tutor.
- Week 16–18Timed papers, older years
Full papers under exam timing, then gone through question by question against the mark scheme.
- Week 19–21Timed papers, latest years
The most recent sessions incl. Feb/March and every variant, timed and marked.
- Week 22Mock exam 1
A full mock in exam conditions, marked with a grade from the official thresholds; report to parents.
- Week 23–24Weak-topic clinics
Each student's lowest-scoring chapters from the mock re-taught and re-tested.
- Week 25Mock exam 2
A second full mock: the jump in marks shows what the clinics fixed.
- Week 26Final revision
Formulae, definitions, command words, common mistakes and an exam-day plan.
A Level 9618 · A2
P3 · Advanced Theory
from PKR 12,999/month · separate course
1
The whole syllabus, week by weekNovember – January · 13 weeks
NovemberWeeks 1–5Data representationFloating pointCommunicationHardware & virtual machinesBoolean algebra
- Data representationWeek 131 Oct – 6 Nov
- User-defined data types
- File organisation & access
- Floating-point numbers
- Floating pointWeek 27 Nov – 13 Nov
- Normalisation
- Precision & range, rounding errors
- CommunicationWeek 314 Nov – 20 Nov
- Protocols, the TCP/IP stack
- Circuit vs packet switching
- Hardware & virtual machinesWeek 421 Nov – 27 Nov
- RISC & CISC, pipelining
- Parallel processing, virtual machines
- Boolean algebraWeek 528 Nov – 4 Dec
- Boolean algebra, Karnaugh maps
- Flip-flops, adders
DecemberWeeks 6–9System softwareTranslation softwareEncryptionCertificates & protocols
- System softwareWeek 65 Dec – 11 Dec
- OS purposes, process scheduling
- Memory management, paging
- Translation softwareWeek 712 Dec – 18 Dec
- Stages of compilation
- BNF, syntax diagrams, Reverse Polish
- EncryptionWeek 819 Dec – 25 Dec
- Symmetric & asymmetric encryption
- Quantum cryptography
- Certificates & protocolsWeek 926 Dec – 1 Jan
- Digital signatures & certificates
- SSL / TLS
JanuaryWeeks 10–13Artificial intelligenceComputational thinkingProgramming paradigmsFurther programming
- Artificial intelligenceWeek 102 Jan – 8 Jan
- Graphs, Dijkstra's & A* algorithms
- Machine learning, neural networks
- Computational thinkingWeek 119 Jan – 15 Jan
- Binary search, insertion sort
- ADT implementations, Big O
- Programming paradigmsWeek 1216 Jan – 22 Jan
- Low-level, imperative, OOP, declarative
- OOP concepts
- Further programmingWeek 1323 Jan – 29 Jan
- Recursion
- Exception handling, file processing
- Mixed P3 test
2
Past paper sessionsFebruary – April · 9618 Paper 3
- Week 14–15Paper technique
How each part of 9618 Paper 3 is marked; first papers worked through together with the tutor.
- Week 16–18Timed papers, older years
Full papers under exam timing, then gone through question by question against the mark scheme.
- Week 19–21Timed papers, latest years
The most recent sessions incl. Feb/March and every variant, timed and marked.
- Week 22Mock exam 1
A full mock in exam conditions, marked with a grade from the official thresholds; report to parents.
- Week 23–24Weak-topic clinics
Each student's lowest-scoring chapters from the mock re-taught and re-tested.
- Week 25Mock exam 2
A second full mock: the jump in marks shows what the clinics fixed.
- Week 26Final revision
Formulae, definitions, command words, common mistakes and an exam-day plan.
A Level 9618 · A2
P4 · Practical
from PKR 12,999/month · separate course
1
The whole syllabus, week by weekNovember – January · 13 weeks
NovemberWeeks 1–5The practical examArrays, records & stringsText filesStacks & queuesLinked lists
- The practical examWeek 131 Oct – 6 Nov
- Setting up Python / Java / VB
- Reading the task & evidence document
- Arrays, records & stringsWeek 27 Nov – 13 Nov
- Implementing records & arrays
- String handling
- Text filesWeek 314 Nov – 20 Nov
- Read, write, append
- Stacks & queuesWeek 421 Nov – 27 Nov
- Array-based implementations
- Linked listsWeek 528 Nov – 4 Dec
- Insert, delete, traverse
DecemberWeeks 6–9Binary treesSearchingSortingRecursion
- Binary treesWeek 65 Dec – 11 Dec
- Insert, search, traversals
- SearchingWeek 712 Dec – 18 Dec
- Linear vs binary search
- Iterative & recursive versions
- SortingWeek 819 Dec – 25 Dec
- Bubble sort
- Insertion sort
- RecursionWeek 926 Dec – 1 Jan
- Tracing & writing recursive functions
JanuaryWeeks 10–13OOP IOOP IIExceptionsFull practical
- OOP IWeek 102 Jan – 8 Jan
- Classes, objects, constructors
- Getters & setters
- OOP IIWeek 119 Jan – 15 Jan
- Inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation
- ExceptionsWeek 1216 Jan – 22 Jan
- Exception handling
- File-based OOP tasks
- Full practicalWeek 1323 Jan – 29 Jan
- Timed full P4 task
2
Past paper sessionsFebruary – April · 9618 Paper 4
- Week 14–15Paper technique
How each part of 9618 Paper 4 is marked; first papers worked through together with the tutor.
- Week 16–18Timed papers, older years
Full papers under exam timing, then gone through question by question against the mark scheme.
- Week 19–21Timed papers, latest years
The most recent sessions incl. Feb/March and every variant, timed and marked.
- Week 22Mock exam 1
A full mock in exam conditions, marked with a grade from the official thresholds; report to parents.
- Week 23–24Weak-topic clinics
Each student's lowest-scoring chapters from the mock re-taught and re-tested.
- Week 25Mock exam 2
A second full mock: the jump in marks shows what the clinics fixed.
- Week 26Final revision
Formulae, definitions, command words, common mistakes and an exam-day plan.
Every single week, in every course
- 📖 4 live classes: concept first, then real past-paper questions
- 📝 Day 5: a timed test on the week's topics, marked to the mark scheme
- 📚 Topical past-paper booklet for homework, official mark scheme after every question
- 💬 WhatsApp doubt support between classes
Sitting your exams in May/June 2027?
Start in October, not in March.
Start on 31 October and the syllabus is done by January, with three full months of past papers before the exam. Start in March and those months go on cramming.
3months to finish the syllabus
3months of past paper sessions
26weekly tests before May
Questions
Before you join.
Still not sure?
Message Tee on WhatsApp. You'll get a reply from a real person, usually within a few hours.
Ask on WhatsAppHow does the money-back guarantee work?
If you're not satisfied after your first paid class, tell us and we refund that month's fee in full. You can also sit a free demo class before paying anything.
What does a week look like?
Four classes, then a test on the fifth day. It's the same every week from November to April, and test scores are shared with parents.
Why finish the syllabus by January?
So February to April can go entirely on past paper sessions: full papers under timed conditions, marked to the official mark scheme, with weak topics re-taught before the exam.
Are the A Level papers really separate courses?
Yes. P1 (Theory Fundamentals), P2 (Problem-solving and Programming), P3 (Advanced Theory) and P4 (Practical) each have their own batch and timetable, so you only join the papers you're sitting. Taking two or more? Ask us about bundle fees.
Are the classes online or in person?
Both. Classes run live online, and in person in Lahore, in groups of four to six students.
Can I join after 31 October?
Yes, while seats are left. Message us on WhatsApp and we'll help you catch up on the topics already covered.
What else is included?
Full access to the PrepWithTee platform: topical past papers with mark schemes, the test builder, MCQ practice and AI help, so homework and revision happen in one place.
Seats are limited to 6 per batch.
Book a free demo class this week and start on 31 October.