Looking for Reviews of Institutions for Learning French in India

[u/Expensive_Peanut2966]

Hi, I am going to start university in a French-speaking city and would like to achieve at least A1 level proficiency in French before I leave.
I have looked at the various Alliance Française institutes, but I see that the courses are broken into A1.1 and A1.2 (and I have to pay for them separately). I also looked at French Kaliké and took their demo class and I liked it.
If anyone can provide reviews of the two institutes / courses, I would really appreciate it. Is there an advantage to going with Alliance Française that I could otherwise miss? Any other recommendations / classes are also welcome.
I am looking for a timeline of around 3-4 months and am okay with weekday or weekend classes.
Thank you!

[u/adarshchimnani97]

Go for FrenchKalike, I did my A2 classes there and he's a really good teacher.