School tuition in India with Edutara runs from Class 1 to Class 12 on CBSE, ICSE and state boards, from primary homework to Class 12 physics, chemistry, maths and accountancy. Thousands of school students learn with our tutors one to one, at home or online, and a new tutor is always free when you ask.
CBSE, ICSE or a state board: the tutor teaches the one you sit
India has a national board, a national council and a board in every state, and each one sets its own syllabus, textbooks, exam names and marking scheme. Edutara matches the tutor to the board printed on the student's admit card, and to the medium the student writes the paper in.
Central Board of Secondary Education
CBSE
CBSE schools teach from NCERT textbooks, and the board papers are set on that syllabus, the same base JEE Main and NEET-UG are built on. From 2026 a Class 10 student sits the main board exam in February and may take a second sitting in May to improve up to three subjects, with the better score kept.
Board exams: Class 10 and Class 12
Textbooks: NCERT
Class 10: a second sitting in May
Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE)
ICSE and ISC
The Council conducts the ICSE exam at the end of Class 10 and the ISC exam at the end of Class 12. English is examined as two papers, English Language and Literature in English, and many subjects add internal assessment or project work marked in school, so the tutor plans the projects into the year.
ICSE: Class 10
ISC: Class 12
English: two papers, language and literature
One board in every state
State boards
Each state board writes its own textbooks and names its own exams: SSC, Madhyamik, Matric, SSLC, HSLC. Many let students write the paper in the state language, so a state board student gets a tutor who teaches from the state textbook in Marathi, Gujarati, Tamil, Bengali, Hindi, English or a mix of two.
Textbooks: the state's own
Medium: English or the regional language
Exam names differ by state
The state board in each Edutara city
Alongside CBSE and ICSE schools, every city Edutara serves has a state board of its own. These are the boards and exam names a home tutor meets there.
ASSEB was formed in 2024 by merging SEBA and AHSEC into one board.
Boards and stages
School tuition by stage and by board
Edutara tutors teach to the board a student actually sits, from the first reading lessons of Class 1 to the Class 12 board exam. Here is how the three stages differ and the pages that cover each one.
Reading, writing and number sense
Primary, Classes 1 to 5
The primary years build the habits every later class depends on: reading a sentence with understanding, writing a line someone else can read, tables, place value and everyday arithmetic. A primary tutor works from the school's own textbooks and keeps classes short and regular, so daily study becomes routine for a young learner.
Class 10 brings the first public board exam, set by CBSE, by CISCE as the ICSE exam, or by a state board. Tutors teach the textbook chapter by chapter through Class 9 and 10, then move to the board's sample papers and past papers, with answers written the way the board marks them.
The senior board exam, and entrance tests beside it
Class 11 and 12
In Class 11 a student chooses a stream and the subjects deepen quickly. Edutara tutors teach Physics, Chemistry and Maths for the science stream and Accountancy for commerce, theory and practical work included, up to the Class 12 board exam. The same chapters feed JEE, NEET-UG and CUET-UG, so one tutor can prepare a student for both.
One tutor for one student, working from that student's board, textbooks and school calendar.
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Share the class, board and subject
Tell us the class, the board, the textbooks if the school uses a series of its own, and the subjects to work on. A recent test paper or report card shows the tutor where to begin.
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A tutor who teaches that board
Edutara matches a tutor who teaches that subject for that board and class, at home or online. The first class starts from the chapter the student finds hardest, and a different tutor is free whenever the student asks for one.
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Classes that keep pace with school
The tutor follows the order the school teaches the chapters in, clears homework doubts as they come, and plans revision before every unit test and term exam, so nothing piles up before the finals.
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Board exam practice
In Class 10 and Class 12 the last months go to sample papers and past board papers written to time, and to setting out answers the way board examiners award marks.
The fee depends on the class, the subject and the city. Edutara fixes it and shares it at enrolment, before the first class. Learners pay Edutara, and Edutara pays their tutor per lesson.
Yes. Each tutor is matched to the board the student sits: CBSE, ICSE and ISC under CISCE, or a state board. Name the board in the request, and the tutor works from that board's syllabus and the school's textbooks.
Class 1 to Class 12. Primary tuition covers Classes 1 to 5, and the subject pages cover Class 10 maths and science and Class 11 and 12 physics, chemistry, maths and accountancy. For another school subject, name it in the request and Edutara finds a tutor who teaches it.
Younger children often settle best with a tutor at home, with a parent nearby. Older students often choose online classes to save travel around school and coaching hours. Both are one to one and follow the same kind of plan.
Yes. Homework doubts are part of every class, and the tutor explains the method so the student can finish the work alone. For a project, the tutor guides the research and the write-up while the student does the work.
Edutara fixes the fee by class, subject and city and tells it at enrolment, before the first class. The learner, or whoever registers the learner, pays Edutara, and Edutara pays the tutor.
Yes. Name the medium the student writes the board paper in, English, Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Bengali, Tamil or another, and Edutara matches a tutor who explains in that language and sets answers down in the exact terms the board expects.
Yes, at any point and free of charge. Tell Edutara what needs to change, and a new tutor is matched for the same class and board.