Advanced Chess Coaching in Vesu, Surat
Tournament-focused training for rated or aspiring rated players. Deep opening preparation, positional play, complex endgames, and the psychological habits that win classical games.
Who this program is for
Players who have outgrown casual chess and are serious about competing — locally, at state level, and beyond.
Students and competitors who finish mid-table or better in district tournaments and want to keep climbing. Disciplined practice habits required.
Has played rated events, knows their main openings, calculates 3+ moves cleanly, finishes elementary endgames. May already have a FIDE rating.
Building a complete repertoire, learning positional concepts the engine can't teach, and developing tournament stamina across long games.
Earn or improve a FIDE rating. Win games against equal-rated opponents through preparation. Convert advantages with proper endgame technique.
The Queen Plan: every day
Train every day you can. Built for players who compete. The Queen Plan is a class every day, Tuesday to Saturday, plus two Play & Learn Sundays a month. Any level can join, and you come any day you like.
- Guided learning — Themed sessions on positional concepts, endgame studies, and master games.
- Tactical exercises — Daily 30-minute hard puzzle sets with timed solving for tournament-style calculation.
- Board practice — Critical positions from real games, played out with multiple sides until the technique is clean.
- Gameplay practice — Classical practice games with full time controls, notation, and post-game analysis.
- Homework — Daily puzzles plus one annotated master game per week to study and present.
- Play & Learn Sundays: two a month, 2:00 to 4:00 PM. Real games on real boards.
- Personal opening repertoire: which openings to play, built for each player.
- Tournament plan for the season: which events to play, and when.
- Monthly Progress Report: with key focus areas, alongside workbooks and puzzle sheets.
Skills your student will build
At this level we're not just teaching chess — we're shaping the habits of a tournament competitor. Preparing for a first rated event? Our arbiter-written guide to tournament chess rules covers clocks, notation and touch-move.
Positional intuition
Sensing which side has the better game without calculation — the hardest thing to learn and the most useful.
Time discipline
Spending the right amount of time on the right kind of move. Not too fast, not too slow, never in panic.
Endgame technique
Winning won positions and drawing drawn ones. Most games at this level turn on endgame accuracy.
Tournament psychology
Handling pressure, bouncing back from a bad loss, playing the position and not the rating.
Self-assessment
Reviewing one's own games critically — without an engine — and naming the precise moment things went wrong.
Preparation discipline
Studying specific opponents, choosing the right opening for the right round, knowing when to play for a draw.
Inside the classroom
Advanced sessions have their own rhythm. There's less talking, longer thinking time at each move, and a higher quality of silence. Students often pull out their tournament books to compare notes between rounds.
Trainer time is focused on group study and personalized repertoire preparation. Every student leaves the program with a personal opening file built up over the term, plus a study list of model games keyed to their style.
- Personalized attention in small groups, for rated or near-rated players
- Tournament-standard boards, weighted pieces, and DGT-style clocks
- FIDE-rated trainers with active tournament experience
- Personalised opening repertoires built up over the term
- Recorded game analysis sessions students can revisit
Choose how often you come
Knight, Rook and Queen are the same class with the same coach. You only choose how often.
Knight Plan
Two classes a week, with Structured Learning Workbooks, tactical puzzle sheets and a Monthly Progress Report for parents. Up to 2 cover-ups a month.
₹4,999 for 3 months, ≈ ₹1,666 a month
Rook Plan Recommended
Three classes a week and one Play & Learn Sunday a month: real games on real boards. Monthly Progress Report with key focus areas. Up to 3 cover-ups a month.
₹6,999 for 3 months, ≈ ₹2,333 a month. Just ₹667 a month more than Knight.
Queen Plan
A class every day, Tuesday to Saturday, plus two Play & Learn Sundays a month, a personal opening repertoire and a tournament plan for the season. Come any day you like.
₹10,999 for 3 months, ≈ ₹3,666 a month. The lowest price per class of any plan.
6 months: 10% off. 12 months: 15% off. Every plan is paid in one instalment. Tournament players can add the King Plan with FM Jeet Jain on Mondays, on its own or with any plan. Compare every plan · Enroll online
The learning pathway
Advanced is where students earn, and then improve, their first FIDE rating. The King Plan with FIDE Master Jeet Jain is a separate Monday class, not a level above: take it on its own or with any plan.
What this level covers: Advanced course: Mastery 1 to 3, topic by topic · the full ten-level curriculum.
Frequently asked questions
Will students be trained for FIDE-rated tournaments?
Do you provide individual game analysis?
Is travel to tournaments included?
What if a student doesn't have a FIDE rating yet?
How is Advanced different from Intermediate?
How does the King Plan fit with the Queen Plan?
What happens after the trial?
Free trial class
The student joins a real session — no commitment, nothing to bring.
Coach places the student
After the session, the coach tells you the student's level. You choose a plan by how often you want to come.
Enroll when ready
Enroll via WhatsApp or the enrollment form and pick your regular time slots.
Join the Queen Plan
Start with a free trial class: an opening discussion, a hard puzzle set and a rapid game with full review. We will tell you exactly where you stand.