Frequently asked questions

Yes. School working models and science exhibition projects for Class 6 to Class 12 are one of the main things we build, including projects on a topic your school has set. Send the topic on WhatsApp and we will tell you whether it can be built in the time you have.

Yes, and it is the fastest way to get an answer. Send your project topic, your course or class, and your submission date. Photos of a topic sheet or a circuit diagram can be attached directly in the chat once it opens.

Yes. Arduino projects run from simple school working models up to final-year submissions, and IoT projects are built on ESP32 or NodeMCU with a live dashboard. Both categories have their own pages listing what we build most often.

Yes — BE, B.Tech and diploma final-year projects across electronics, electrical, IT and computer streams. Four weeks before submission is the practical minimum for a hardware project, and six is comfortable.

School display models are usually three to five days. School and diploma working models take five to eight days. Engineering and IoT final-year projects generally need two to four weeks. Software projects run one to two weeks depending on how many modules are involved.

Yes. Custom work is a large part of what we do. Send your topic, your stream and your deadline on WhatsApp, or use the requirement form, and we will tell you whether it is feasible before you commit to anything.

On projects where documentation is listed as a deliverable, yes. Every project page lists exactly what that project includes, because it varies — we do not assume every project comes with a report, a PPT or source code.

Yes. A walkthrough of the working principle, the main components and the likely failure points is part of every handover, in person or over a video call. You should be able to explain and defend your own project afterwards.

Students come to us from across Surat — Adajan, Vesu, Piplod, Athwa, Nanpura, Rander, Katargam, Varachha, Udhna, Pal and the surrounding areas. Handover is normally at the workshop, and the service areas page has details for each locality.

For several projects, yes. Availability depends on the parts involved, so confirm on WhatsApp which project you mean and we will tell you whether a kit version is possible.

No. We build and explain projects so students can present and defend their own work, and we expect you to understand what you are submitting. We do not write exams, impersonate students, or guarantee marks.

Send the project name or your requirement on WhatsApp. Cost depends on components, complexity and what deliverables you need, so we quote after understanding the requirement rather than publishing a figure that would not apply to your version.