AP Calculus AB and BC share approximately 80% of their syllabus. At Tangible Learning, AB and BC students join the same small-group cohort and work through Units 1–8 together — limits, derivatives, integrals, and the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus. This means AB students benefit from peer learning with BC-track peers, and BC students cover their shared foundation at the same pace.
After Unit 8, the cohort splits:
AB students who complete Units 1–8 may choose to continue with the BC group at no additional charge and sit the BC exam instead. This decision is made before the AB exam registration deadline — we discuss it with every AB-enrolled family at the midpoint of the course.
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Book a Discovery Call — ₹4,500 / $50 (credited on enrolment)Understanding behavior of functions near specific values.
The definition of the derivative and the core differentiation rules.
The chain rule, implicit differentiation, and derivatives of inverse functions.
Related rates, motion, and interpreting the derivative in context.
Curve analysis, optimization, and the Mean Value Theorem.
Antiderivatives, definite integrals, and the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus.
Slope fields, separable equations, and exponential models.
Area, volume, average value, and accumulation in context.
Calculus of parametric, polar, and vector-valued functions.
Convergence tests, Taylor and Maclaurin series, and power series.
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Yes. AB and BC students learn together through Units 1–8, which covers the full AB syllabus. After Unit 8, BC students continue with two additional units. AB students can observe those sessions or use the time for exam review. Every AB student also has the option to sit the BC exam instead if they choose to continue.
Enrollment closes on 31 July 2026. The cohort runs when a minimum of 3 students have confirmed. Above 6 students, a waitlist is started for the next available cohort.
2 hours per week of live group instruction via Google Meet, plus a monthly 30-minute 1:1 office hours session per student, and a shared async channel for homework questions.
AP Calculus BC covers all AB topics plus two additional units: parametric equations and polar coordinates (Unit 9) and infinite sequences and series (Unit 10). BC is the more comprehensive exam and typically earns more college credit. Both exams are offered in May.