One student, several syllabi in the same year
A Class 12 Science learner here is working towards the GSEB papers and GUJCET at once, and for many of them JEE Main or NEET-UG sits on top. Teaching one of them keeps your own physics and maths sharp.
Tutor jobs across Ahmedabad
Tutor jobs in Ahmedabad, in the language your learner thinks in
Tutor jobs in Ahmedabad go to people who can teach in Gujarati, English or Hindi, often inside the same lane. Thousands of learners on both banks of the Sabarmati come to Edutara each term for exactly that, part-time, at home or online. Applying takes a few minutes and costs you nothing.
- GSEB, CBSE and ICSE syllabi
- Gujarati, English and Hindi medium
- At the learner's home or online
- Class 1 to Class 12, and adults
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What is a tutor job in Ahmedabad?
A tutor job in Ahmedabad is one-to-one teaching work. You take one learner, in one subject, either at their home or over a video call, and you teach at the hours the two of you agree on. That learner might be a Class 7 child in a Gujarati medium school near Khadia, a Class 12 Science student in Bodakdev working towards the GSEB papers and GUJCET together, or an adult in Odhav who wants to speak English at work. Edutara looks for the tutor who teaches exactly what a learner needs, and puts the two of you in touch.
- You teach one learner at a time, at their home in the city or online from wherever you sit.
- Subjects, classes and boards are yours to choose, and so is the medium you explain them in.
- Edutara pays you for every class, at the rate stated on the class offer you accept.
- Someone midway through a BSc and someone recently retired from teaching are equally welcome.
- Nothing is charged to you at any stage, from the form to the hundredth class.
Subjects
Subjects you can teach in Ahmedabad
The city's schools run mostly on GSEB and CBSE, with ICSE in some and IB or Cambridge in a handful, so pick the syllabus you know well and the classes you are sure of.
School maths
Class 6 to Class 10 maths on GSEB, CBSE and ICSE, including the geometry and algebra that decide the Class 10 paper.
School science
Physics, chemistry and biology taught as one Class 8 to Class 10 subject, in Gujarati medium or English medium.
Class 11 and 12 Science
Physics, chemistry, biology and maths for the GSEB Science stream, and the same subjects on CBSE.
Entrance exam preparation
GUJCET for engineering and pharmacy seats inside Gujarat, with JEE Main, NEET-UG or CUET-UG running alongside it.
Commerce subjects
Accountancy, statistics, economics and business studies for the GSEB General stream and for CBSE commerce.
Social science
History, geography and civics for Class 6 to Class 10, where half the difficulty is the vocabulary of the medium.
English and spoken English
English as a school subject, and spoken English for college students and working adults around the city.
Gujarati, Hindi and Sanskrit
The language papers a GSEB or CBSE learner here sits, first language and second language alike.
Primary classes
Classes 1 to 5, all subjects together, usually at the learner's home and in the medium the school uses.
Areas
Where in Ahmedabad you could teach
The Amdavad Municipal Corporation runs the city as seven zones and 48 wards. Most tutoring stays inside one or two of them, so choose the side of the Sabarmati you can reach on an evening without losing an hour to the road.
Navrangpura
Navrangpura, Naranpura, Paldi, Nava Vadaj, SP Stadium
Vastrapur
Vastrapur, Bodakdev, Thaltej, Ghatlodiya, Chandlodiya, Gota
Chandkheda
Chandkheda, Motera, Sabarmati, Ranip
Vejalpur
Vejalpur, Sarkhej, Jodhpur, Maktampura
Maninagar
Maninagar, Khokhra, Isanpur, Danilimda, Behrampura, Vatva, Lambha
Vastral
Vastral, Odhav, Amraiwadi, Nikol, Gomtipur, Ramol-Hathijan, Viratnagar
Naroda
Naroda, Bapunagar, India Colony, Thakkar Bapanagar, Saraspur, Sardarnagar, Kubernagar, Saijpur Bogha
Khadia
Khadia, Shahpur, Dariapur, Jamalpur, Asarwa, Shahibaug
Local education
Learning in Ahmedabad
The schools and colleges learners here attend, and facts about education in the city, each with its source.
Schools
PM Shri Kendriya Vidyalaya No. 1, Shahibaug
CBSE school under Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan
Shahibaug
Udgam School for Children
CBSE senior secondary school
Thaltej
Delhi Public School, Bopal
English medium CBSE school
Bopal
Ahmedabad International School
IB and Cambridge school
Bodakdev
Mahatma Gandhi International School
IB World School
H. B. Kapadia New High School
GSEB school, Gujarati and English medium
Colleges and universities
Gujarat University
State university
Navrangpura
Gujarat Technological University
State technological university
Chandkheda
Lalbhai Dalpatbhai College of Engineering
Government engineering college
Navrangpura
Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad
Institute of national importance
Vastrapur
CEPT University
State private university
Navrangpura
St. Xavier's College, Ahmedabad
Autonomous arts and science college
Navrangpura
Gujarat Vidyapith
Deemed to be university
Ashram Road
National Institute of Design
Institute of national importance
Paldi
Education facts
1
Ahmedabad district counted 72,70,212 residents at the 2011 Census, spread over the municipal city and the talukas around it.
2
In the GSEB Class 10 exams held in February and March 2026, 7,56,392 regular candidates sat the papers across Gujarat and 83.86 per cent came through.
3
GSEB also conducts GUJCET, the state entrance examination for degree engineering and pharmacy admissions in Gujarat, held close to the Class 12 board papers.
Source: GSEB, GUJCET information booklet
4
Alongside private and CBSE schools, the Amdavad Municipal Corporation runs a school board of its own across the wards of the city.
Source: Ahmedabad Municipal School Board
Requirements
What you need to teach here
Nothing exotic. The subject clear in your own head, a medium you are comfortable in, and hours you can actually keep week after week.
The subject, at the level you teach it
- -Command of one or more subjects at the classes you want to take on, from primary work up to Class 12.
- -Familiarity with the syllabus your learner follows, whether that is GSEB, CBSE or ICSE.
- -Still in college, holding a degree, midway through a master's, or retired from teaching: each of you may apply.
The language you teach in
- -Enough Gujarati, English or Hindi to explain a chapter in the medium the learner studies in.
- -Many homes here read the textbook in one language and talk it over in another, so moving between the two helps.
- -Patience with a learner who has understood the idea and is stuck on the word for it.
How and where you will teach
- -For online classes, a device, a steady connection and a quiet corner for an hour.
- -For classes at the learner's home, the parts of Ahmedabad you can reach once your own day ends.
- -Hours you can hold to, since school terms here run long and a learner counts on the same slot.
What we ask of you
- -Honesty about which boards and which classes you can genuinely handle.
- -Being at the lesson on the hour, and sending word ahead to the learner when a day falls through, or to the parent who signed up a young child.
- -No documents are asked for when you apply, and there is no interview to sit.
Perks & Benefits
What teaching in Ahmedabad gives you
Some of this is true of tutoring anywhere. The rest comes from the way this particular city studies.
The medium you teach in is worth something
A Gujarati medium Class 9 learner and a CBSE Class 9 learner need the same chapter in two different vocabularies. Being able to do both opens more of the city to you.
Work on the side of the river you live on
The city runs wide, from Bopal and Thaltej in the west to Vastral and Naroda in the east. Choosing areas you already reach keeps one evening class from eating the whole evening.
Slots that sit around your own classes
Schools let out in the afternoon and home tuition mostly runs before dinner, which leaves your lectures, your lab hours or a day job where they are.
Explaining sharpens what you know
Sitting with one learner shows you quickly where your own grip is loose. Postgraduate students often find a subject clearer after a term of teaching it to someone else.
Adults in this city study too
Spoken English and IELTS are taken up here by people already at their desks and by students planning to go abroad. The learner across the table may well be older than you are.
- Free to join
- Paid for every lesson
- No charge per lead
- Open all year
How to Become a Tutor
How applying actually goes
Four steps, and none of them costs you anything. This is the whole of it, with nothing held back for later.
- Step 1 of 4A few minutes
Fill in the application
You tell us the subjects and classes you can teach, the boards you know, the medium you explain in, and the parts of Ahmedabad you can reach. That is the whole of the form.
- Step 2 of 4
An email reaches you
Once the application is in, an email comes back setting out what happens next. It goes to the address you wrote on the form, so keep an eye on that inbox.
- Step 3 of 4
Your application is read
We go through what you can teach and at which level. When a learner needs that subject, that class and that board, we put the two of you in touch with each other.
- Step 4 of 4
The first class is a trial
You meet the learner and teach one class. If it suits both of you the classes carry on from there, and Edutara pays you for each one you teach.
Applied? Look out for an email with the next steps.
Applying is free, and joining stays free.
FAQ
Questions worth asking before you apply
Straight answers on applying, on fees and on what teaching looks like in this city.
Applying
3 questionsYes. A BSc student who is solid on Class 10 science, a BCom student who can carry a Class 11 accounts chapter, an engineering student at GTU or LDCE who is at home with maths: every one of them can teach the classes below their own. We do not ask for years spent in a classroom, and there is no age above or below which you may apply.
No. The Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009 puts it plainly in **Section 28**: a teacher serving in a school may not give private tuition or private teaching of any kind. So while you hold a post on a school staff in this city, this work is closed to you. Retired teachers are welcome, and so is anyone teaching at a coaching class, at a college, or nowhere at all yet.
An email comes back to you with the next steps. There is no interview to prepare for, no demo class to record and no papers to send in. Your application then stays on our register, and when a learner needs the subject, the class and the board you teach, we introduce the two of you.
Fees and schedule
3 questionsEdutara pays you. Every class offered to you in Ahmedabad states its rate before you accept it, whether it sits across the river or runs online, so you know what a class pays before you say yes. You log each class you teach, and Edutara pays you for it; learners pay Edutara, so you never collect money at anyone's door.
Nothing, at any point. There is no joining fee and no charge for being put in touch with a learner, and every class you teach is paid by Edutara at the rate on its offer.
That is yours to decide. Evenings carry most of the home tuition in this city, since schools let out in the afternoon and children are back home by teatime. Keep the school calendar in view when you plan a week: the year builds towards the GSEB board papers in late February and March, and quietens through the Diwali vacation.
Your city
3 questionsGSEB most of all, in Gujarati, English and Hindi medium, with SSC at Class 10 and HSC at Class 12 divided into the Science stream and the General stream. CBSE runs through a large share of the private schools, ICSE and ISC through some, and a handful of schools follow the IB or Cambridge programmes. Say on the form which of these you actually know.
No. The Sabarmati divides the city and it is usual to keep your teaching to one side of it. If you do want to cross, the metro helps: the Blue Line runs from Vastral Gam in the east to Thaltej Gam in the west, the Red Line from APMC up to Motera Stadium, and the two meet at Old High Court. BRTS buses cover a good deal of what the metro misses.
Three things at once, as a rule. The GSEB HSC papers in February and March, GUJCET soon after for engineering and pharmacy seats inside Gujarat, and for a good many of them JEE Main or NEET-UG on top of both. A tutor who can hold the board syllabus and the entrance syllabus in one head is doing real work for that student.
For learners
Looking for a home tutor in Ahmedabad?
This page is for people who want to teach. If you are looking for a tutor in Ahmedabad, for yourself or for someone you are signing up, Edutara can look for one who teaches exactly what the learner needs.
Ready to teach in Ahmedabad?
Tell us what you can teach and which parts of the city you can reach. The form is short, it costs you nothing, and it is the one step between you and a learner who needs your subject.
- Free to join
- Paid for every lesson
- No charge per lead
- Open all year