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Tutor jobs in Bhubaneswar

Tutor jobs in Bhubaneswar, in the evenings you already have free

Tutor jobs in Bhubaneswar suit anyone who knows a subject well and has a few evenings free. Hundreds of learners around the city's campuses and coaching rooms ask Edutara for a teacher of their own, and you teach part-time at their home or online, matched to the syllabus you already carry in your head.

  • Free to join
  • Paid for every lesson
  • No charge per lead
  • Open all year
  • BSE Odisha, CHSE Odisha, CBSE and ICSE
  • At the learner's home or online
  • College students may apply
  • You set your own hours

Applying takes a few minutes, and you get an email with the next steps.

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What is a tutor job in Bhubaneswar?

A tutor job in Bhubaneswar means teaching one learner at a time, either at the learner's flat in Saheed Nagar or Chandrasekharpur, or online from wherever you happen to sit. The learner may be a Class 6 child who has lost the thread in maths, a Class 10 candidate walking into the BSE Odisha examination in February, or a Plus Two science student carrying CHSE Odisha, JEE Main, NEET-UG and OJEE in a single year. You teach what you know, on the board that learner follows, at the hours the two of you settle on.

  • One tutor, one learner, at the learner's home in Bhubaneswar or over a video call.
  • You choose the classes, the subjects and the parts of the city you can reach.
  • Paid by Edutara for every lesson, at the rate on the class offer
  • Applying is free, and college students in the city are welcome to apply.
  • Serving school teachers cannot take private tuition, so retired teachers apply instead.
Subjects

What Bhubaneswar asks to be taught

The city runs on four boards and a heavy entrance season, so what learners ask a tutor for follows that calendar very closely.

Class 9 and 10 maths and science

For the BSE Odisha HSC examination held every February, and for Class 10 on CBSE and ICSE in the city's schools.

Plus Two science

Physics, chemistry, mathematics and biology for CHSE Odisha, and Class 11 and 12 science on CBSE and ISC.

JEE Main and NEET-UG preparation

Subject by subject help for Class 11 and 12 learners sitting the national entrance papers conducted by NTA.

OJEE preparation

The state entrance examination that opens pharmacy, lateral entry and other professional seats in Odisha's own colleges.

Primary classes, 1 to 5

Reading, handwriting, number work and the early habit of sitting down to study, in English or in Odia.

English and spoken English

Grammar and writing for school learners, and speaking practice for college students and working adults in the city.

Odia and Sanskrit

Odia as the mother tongue paper under BSE Odisha, and Sanskrit, which CBSE schools commonly offer as a third language.

Commerce and accountancy

Accountancy, business studies and economics for Plus Two commerce under CHSE Odisha and for Class 11 and 12 on CBSE.

Computer science and programming

Class 11 and 12 computer science, and first year programming for learners at the city's engineering colleges.

Social science

History, geography, civics and economics for Class 8 to 10, where the reading load is what usually defeats a learner.

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Areas

Where in Bhubaneswar you can teach

The planned city runs in numbered units while the newer growth spreads north and west, so name the side of town you can actually reach after your own day is over.

Chandrasekharpur

Sailashree Vihar, Niladri Vihar, Damana, Nalco Nagar, Rail Vihar, Gajapati Nagar

Patia

Infocity, Salia Sahi

Nayapalli

IRC Village, Jayadev Vihar, Acharya Vihar, Vani Vihar

Saheed Nagar

Satya Nagar, Bapuji Nagar, Kharvela Nagar, Bhoi Nagar, Master Canteen

Old Town

Kapileswar, Brahmeswar Haat, Samantarapur, BJB Nagar, Bhimatangi

Khandagiri

Jagamara, Baramunda, Pokhariput, Patrapada, Gopabandhu Nagar

Laxmisagar

Rasulgarh, Mancheswar, Palasuni, Jharpada, VSS Nagar

Local education

Learning in Bhubaneswar

The schools and colleges learners here attend, and facts about education in the city, each with its source.

Schools

D.A.V. Public School, Chandrasekharpur

CBSE school

Sailashree Vihar

Sainik School, Bhubaneswar

CBSE residential school

Demonstration Multipurpose School, Bhubaneswar

CBSE school run by NCERT

Sachivalaya Marg

Colleges and universities

Utkal University

State university

Vani Vihar

KIIT Deemed to be University

Deemed to be university

Patia

Indian Institute of Technology Bhubaneswar

Institute of national importance

Argul, Jatni

All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Bhubaneswar

Institute of national importance, medical

Sijua, Patrapada

National Institute of Science Education and Research

Institute of national importance, science

Jatni

Odisha University of Technology and Research

State technical university

Ghatikia

Rama Devi Women's University

State women's university

Vidya Vihar

Siksha 'O' Anusandhan

Deemed to be university

Khandagiri

Education facts

1

The Bhubaneswar urban agglomeration returned a literacy rate of 91.72 per cent at the 2011 Census, with 94.58 per cent among men and 88.52 per cent among women.

Source: Census of India 2011

2

Khordha, the district Bhubaneswar sits in, was the most literate district in Odisha at the 2011 Census, at 86.88 per cent.

Source: Census of India 2011

3

5,61,979 candidates sat the Class 10 HSC examination held between 19 February and 2 March 2026, and 95.33 per cent of them passed.

Source: BSE Odisha HSC result 2026, reported by Careers360

4

Across India 27.0 per cent of students were taking private coaching in 2025, and the share climbed to 30.7 per cent in towns and cities such as Bhubaneswar.

Source: MoSPI, Comprehensive Modular Survey: Education, 2025 (NSS 80th round)

Requirements

What Edutara asks of a tutor here

The list is short, and most of it is about the subject in your head and the hours you can keep free in the week.

Who can apply

  • -College and university students in Bhubaneswar, graduates and postgraduates in any subject.
  • -Retired teachers, and anyone who teaches outside the school system, such as at a coaching centre.
  • -People in other work who can give a few hours in the evening.

What you bring

  • -A firm hold on the subject and the board your learner follows, be it BSE Odisha, CHSE Odisha, CBSE or ICSE.
  • -The patience to go back to the step where the learner first lost the thread.
  • -Enough spare hours in the week to keep the same slot every time.

For online classes

  • -A laptop or a phone with a connection that stays steady through a whole lesson.
  • -A quiet corner, and some way to write where the learner can see it, such as a tablet or a plain notebook held up to the camera.

How you work with your learner

  • -Reach on time, because a Plus Two learner in January has no spare evening to give away.
  • -Let the learner know early when you cannot come (or the parent, for a young child), so the week can be rearranged around it.
  • -Teach the learner in front of you, at the pace that learner actually moves.
Benefits

Why tutoring suits Bhubaneswar

The city keeps learners and the people who could teach them within a few kilometres of each other, which is the whole reason home tuition works here.

Evening hours that leave your day alone

Most home tuition in the city runs between the end of school and dinner, which leaves your lectures, your lab and your own examinations where they are.

Teach on your own side of the city

Someone living in Chandrasekharpur can teach in Sailashree Vihar or Niladri Vihar without crossing town, and an online class removes the journey altogether.

Edutara pays you per lesson

Each class offer names its rate before you accept it, whether you travel to the flat or teach from home, and Edutara pays you for every lesson you log.

Your own subject stays sharp

Explaining organic chemistry to a Plus Two learner in the weeks before the CHSE examination holds your grip on it firmer than private revision ever does.

You learn to explain, which is a skill of its own

Knowing a topic and getting it across to a tired Class 9 learner at eight in the evening are different things, and the second one grows only with practice.

One learner, so you can see what is wrong

A coaching hall hides the learner who has stopped following. Across a table from one learner, you find the gap in the very first week.

How to Join

How you start teaching in Bhubaneswar

Four steps, and the first one is the only part that needs anything from you today.

  1. Send the form

    A few minutes

    Tell Edutara your subjects, the classes you can take and the parts of Bhubaneswar you can reach. It costs nothing and it is short.

  2. An email comes back to you

    An email reaches you with what happens next, so you are never left wondering whether the form went through at all.

  3. Someone reads your application

    A person goes through what you wrote and works out which learners your subjects, your classes and your side of Bhubaneswar fit.

  4. You meet a learner and teach the opening class

    Once a learner in Bhubaneswar wants the subject you teach, Edutara introduces the two of you. In the opening class you see how far along the learner is, and the learner decides whether to carry on. Edutara pays you for every lesson, that one included.

Applying is free: no joining fee and no deposit. Once you teach, Edutara pays you per lesson.

FAQ

Questions tutors in Bhubaneswar ask

The ones that come up before anybody fills in a form.

Yes. College and university students are exactly who Edutara is looking for, and a first year student who is strong in Class 10 maths is often more use to that learner than a specialist who has forgotten how the chapter felt. You decide how many learners you take and at what hours, so the work sits around your lectures and your own examinations.

No, and the bar comes from the law. Section 28 of the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009 stops a teacher who is in school service from giving private tuition, and it applies whoever runs the school. Once you retire, or if you teach somewhere outside the school system such as a coaching centre, you are welcome to apply.

Four, and they run on different calendars. The Board of Secondary Education, Odisha, holds the Class 10 HSC examination, and the Council of Higher Secondary Education, Odisha, holds the Plus Two papers. Alongside them the city has a large number of CBSE schools and a smaller set of ICSE and ISC ones. Say on the form which of these you are comfortable with, because a learner on CHSE Odisha and a learner on ISC want different things from the same chapter.

Edutara pays you for every lesson you teach, at the rate the class offer states before you accept it. A Plus Two physics learner and a Class 4 learner are rarely the same offer, so read each one, say yes to the ones that suit you, and the learner's fees go to Edutara while your pay comes from Edutara.

No. You name the parts of the city you can reach, and nothing outside that list comes your way. Someone studying at KIIT can keep to Patia and Chandrasekharpur, and someone living in Old Town can stay south of the temples. If crossing town in the evening traffic is what you want to avoid altogether, teach online and the question disappears.

An email comes back with the next steps. Nothing is asked of you at that point: no documents to send, no interview to sit and no sample class to record. Someone reads what you wrote, and when a learner turns up whose subject and part of the city match yours, Edutara puts the two of you in touch. At the first class you get a sense of the learner's level, and the learner chooses whether to keep going.

It is not. Most people who tutor well began by explaining a chapter to a younger cousin and found they liked doing it. What counts is that you know the subject and can tell when the learner has stopped following, which shows in the face long before it shows in the marks. Start with one learner, in a class you are sure of, and build from there.

Yes, and many tutors do both. Online suits Plus Two and entrance level work well, where a shared screen and a writing tablet carry a physics problem as cleanly as a table does. Younger learners usually do better with someone in the room with them. Say on the form which way you prefer, and you can change it later.
For learners

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