Mumbai, the city of dreams that never sleeps, is an abode of lim- itless opportunities. Like the thousands who come to this city every day, Abhilash Sinha packed his bags from small town in Madhya Pradesh with one dream – to become a teacher like his grandparents. But, with a mediocre education from a small town, young Abhilash was not even able to memorize the Parts of Speech – the basic building block of sentences. Though he was familiar with the terms like Noun, Pronoun, Ad- jective, Verb, Adverb, Preposition, Interjection and Con- junction, his understanding of some of them was a little sketchy and nobody was there to help him out. However, be it Bollywood, business or education, Mumbai offers something for everyone and Abhilash found an interesting way to fight against the difficulties of Parts of Speech.
“When I came to Mumbai for my further studies, I heard about ‘VADA PAV,’ a staple on-the-go diet for most of the Mumbaikars. Then I extracted the entire first letters from all Parts of Speech ‘N, P, A, V, A, P, I, C’ and made an acronym called PANIC PAV - Pro- noun Adjective Noun Interjection Conjunction Preposi-With an aim to build an institu- tion, which provides education with a unique vision towards academics, ACE provides coaching for all the sections of the society including stu- dents, job aspirants,professionals, housewives, kids and so on.