FLAME
A candidate, not just a score.
- Who it's for
- Students after 12th standard applying to FLAME University's liberal education programmes.
- Duration
- 6–10 months
- Format
- Aptitude sessions plus one-to-one essay and interview mentoring
Overview
FLAME admits on more than an aptitude score. The FEAT paper, the written submissions and the personal interview are read together, and a strong applicant sounds like the same person across all three.
We prepare the paper and the application in parallel — reasoning and quantitative drilling on one side, essay drafting and interview rehearsal on the other.
What you leave with
- A finished, edited written application in your own voice
- Recorded mock interviews with written feedback
- Aptitude simulations under exam conditions
- A major-and-minor plan agreed with you and your parents
Curriculum
What the programme covers
FEAT Aptitude
Quantitative, logical reasoning and verbal sections drilled to the paper's level.
Written Ability
Structured argument, drafting and redrafting under time.
Statement of Purpose
Finding a genuine line of interest and writing it without inflation.
Personal Interview
Mock panels on liberal-education questions, with recorded feedback.
Course Selection
Major and minor combinations mapped to intended career pathways.
Questions
Frequently asked
- Is liberal education the right choice for me?
- That is exactly what the first counselling session is for — we look at aptitude and intent before recommending the application.
- Do you write the essays for students?
- No. We teach structure, question the draft, and edit alongside the student. The words stay theirs.
Enquire
Start with FLAME
Send your details and we will arrange a free diagnostic session before anything is decided.
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