Rtapalli follows a highly enriching academic programme taking the Orissa Board of Secondary Education curriculum as its first building block. In addition,
students learn advanced topics in mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology and computer science. Strong emphasis is given to Sanskrit,
Oriya and English literature. Our students also learn to recite from the Vedas.
More importantly Rtapalli provides an extraordinary opportunity to
its 9th and 10th class students to take online courses from renowned professors and scientists at prestigious universities around the world.
This is possible because of a strong foundation given in Classes 6-8. Some aspects of our advanced curriculum are shown below:
Mathematics:
In order to develop a Center of Excellence in high school mathematics education Rtapalli has put in a major part of its resources to develop a rigorous
mathematics programme. We invite you to visit our mathematics page to find more about it.
Rtapalli Mathematics Programme.
For a better understanding please read our Student Comments.
In 2013 Rtapalli Class-9 students had an exciting journey into the Secret of Life in their Introduction to Biology class.
Prof. Eric Lander, one of the leaders of the Human Genome Project was their teacher. We invite you to visit our biology page to read more about it.
Rtapalli Biology Programme
Scitable by Nature Education: A wonderful site to learn essentials of cell biolgy, genetics and topics of modern biology.
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Chemistry
Chemical Demonstrations: Excellent demonstrations and explanations of chemical reactions at MIT.
The World of Chemistry: A video instructional series by the University of Maryland for college and high school classrooms and adult learners.
The Chemical Education Digital Library: At this National Science Foundation (NSF) sponsored site you can learn about each element with data, video and crystal structure; investigate molecular structure and chemical bonding with 3D atomic models; and learn chemistry concepts in a new and flexible way.
The Universe in a Nutshell: Watch a fabulous talk for high school students by Prof. Michio Kaku from CUNY.
The Mechanical Universe: Watch a critically-acclaimed series of 52 thirty-minute videos covering the basic topics of an introductory university physics course.
The Theoretical Minimum by Leonard Susskind: a veritable goldmine of physics lectures by Prof. Susskind of Stanford University for undergraduate, graduate students and physics enthusiasts.
The Future of Fundamental Physics: Listen to the series of Cornell lectures by Nima Arkani-Hamed, one of the greatest minds of physics. More appropriate for undergraduate and higher level science students.
Purdue Online Writing Lab: Resources for grammar and creative writing. If you are planning to take GRE and apply to the US universities, this place helps you in preparing Graduate School Application.