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Tutor jobs in Guwahati

Tutor jobs in Guwahati: teach what you know, one student at a time

Tutor jobs in Guwahati follow the state board and CBSE on both banks of the Brahmaputra, where hundreds of learners already study with Edutara, and you teach part-time at the learner's home or online. If you know a subject well enough to sit beside one learner and make it clear, there is teaching for you here.

  • Free to join
  • Paid for every lesson
  • No charge per lead
  • Open all year
  • ASSEB and CBSE syllabus
  • Home visits or online
  • Both banks of the Brahmaputra
  • College students may apply

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

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What is a tutor job in Guwahati?

A tutor job in Guwahati means teaching one learner at a time, either at their home in a locality like Beltola or Chandmari, or online from wherever you sit. The classes people here ask for run from primary reading and arithmetic up to the HS science stream and the entrance papers that come after it. You teach the board the student actually sits, which in this city is usually the Assam State School Education Board or CBSE, and you fix the days and the timings with the learner yourself. Edutara's part is to put you in touch with a learner who needs the subject you teach.

  • One learner at a time, at their home or online
  • The board the student sits: ASSEB Division I for HSLC, Division II for HS, or CBSE
  • Days and timings settled with the learner, pay from Edutara
  • Open to college students, graduates, postgraduates and retired teachers
  • Travel kept inside the part of Guwahati you already move through
Subjects

Subjects Guwahati students sit for

These are the classes this city's learners carry, from the HSLC year under the state board to the NTA papers that follow Class 12. Pick the ones you could teach tomorrow morning.

Class 10 maths and science

The HSLC year under ASSEB Division I, and the same two subjects for students sitting the CBSE Class 10 boards.

HS science stream

Physics, chemistry, biology and maths for Class 11 and 12, under ASSEB Division II or CBSE.

JEE Main, JEE Advanced and NEET-UG

Science students preparing the NTA papers alongside their Class 12 boards, often through the winter.

CUET-UG

The common paper for admission to central universities, taken after Class 12 by arts, science and commerce students alike.

Accountancy, business studies and economics

Class 11 and 12 commerce, for HS students under Division II and for CBSE students together.

Assamese, Hindi and Bengali

Language papers for school classes, and steady help for students who moved into Guwahati from another state.

English and spoken English

School English papers, and speaking practice for college students and working adults in the city.

Primary classes 1 to 5

Reading, writing and number work, usually at the child's home and in short sittings.

Computer science and coding

Class 11 and 12 computer science, and programming basics for college students who never got them.

Areas

Where in Guwahati you can teach

Pick the side of the city you already move through. Travel here is decided by GS Road and by the two Saraighat bridges, so most tutors keep their lessons inside one or two of these areas.

Dispur

Ganeshguri, Hatigaon, Beltola, Khanapara, Panjabari, Jatia

Pan Bazaar

Uzan Bazaar, Fancy Bazaar, Paltan Bazaar, Kumarpara, Ambari, Athgaon

Chandmari

Zoo Road, Rupnagar, Ulubari, Rehabari, Bhangagarh

Maligaon

Pandu, Adabari, Kamakhya, Jalukbari, Bharalumukh

Lokhra

Lalganesh, Odalbakra, Dhirenpara, Birubari, Betkuchi, Basistha

Noonmati

Narengi, Satgaon, Bonda

Amingaon

Amingaon, North Guwahati

Local education

Learning in Guwahati

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

Schools

Don Bosco School, Guwahati

CBSE school

Pan Bazaar

Sanskriti The Gurukul

ICSE and ISC school

Ahomgaon

Colleges and universities

Gauhati University

State university

Jalukbari

Cotton University

State university

Pan Bazaar

Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati

Institute of National Importance

Amingaon

Gauhati Medical College and Hospital

Government medical college

Bhangagarh

Assam Engineering College

Government engineering college

Jalukbari

Education facts

1

Kamrup Metropolitan, the district Guwahati sits in, recorded a literacy rate of 88.71 per cent at the last census, male literacy at 92.13 and female at 85.07.

Source: Census of India 2011, Kamrup Metropolitan district

2

The Board of Secondary Education, Assam and the Assam Higher Secondary Education Council were merged into the Assam State School Education Board, which now runs HSLC as Division I and HS as Division II.

Source: Assam State School Education Board, official website, 2024

3

Gauhati University at Jalukbari, the oldest university in the Northeast, opened in 1948 and today affiliates more than 300 colleges across Assam through six faculties.

Source: Gauhati University, official website, 2026

4

Cotton University in Pan Bazaar began in 1901 as Cotton College and was made a university in 2017 by an Act of the Assam Legislative Assembly.

Source: Cotton University, official website, 2026

Requirements

What a Guwahati learner will look for

Nothing below is a paper you have to produce. It is the working picture of what makes a tuition arrangement in this city last past the first month.

The subject, at the level you teach it

  • -Comfort with the syllabus the student actually follows, whether that is ASSEB Division I, Division II or CBSE
  • -Knowing where the Class 10 HSLC paper parts company with the CBSE one, since the two sit side by side in this city
  • -Willingness to work through old question papers with the student as February comes closer

Who is free to apply

  • -College students, graduates, postgraduates and research scholars from any campus in the city
  • -Retired teachers and lecturers, and people teaching in coaching classes or colleges
  • -Anyone employed at a school is kept out by Section 28 of the RTE Act, 2009, and should not apply
  • -No floor and no ceiling on the years you have spent teaching

If you teach online

  • -A laptop or a phone steady enough to hold a lesson without dropping out midway
  • -A quiet corner at home, since a lesson competes with GS Road traffic coming through the window
  • -Some way of showing your working, a writing tablet or a notebook held up to the camera

How the arrangement holds

  • -Turning up at the hour you promised, week after week through the term
  • -Telling the student early when you cannot come, so the lesson can move to another day
  • -Keeping the student, and the parents of a younger child, informed about what has been understood and what is still shaky
What you get

What teaching in Guwahati gives you

Six things that follow from tutoring in this city in particular, from the shape of its evenings to the two school systems its classrooms run on.

Joining Edutara is free and stays free, with no registration fee and no charge per lead.

Lessons that fit around your own college timetable
Teaching that stays on your side of the Brahmaputra
Two school systems to teach, ASSEB and CBSE
Online lessons reach past the city limits
Class 12 revision that sharpens your own exams
A rate named on every offer
How to Join

How to apply from Guwahati

Four steps, and the first one is the only part that asks anything of you. Everything after it happens at Edutara's end.

  1. Tell us what you teach

    A few minutes

    The form asks for the classes, boards and subjects you can handle, the parts of Guwahati you can reach, and whether you will teach at home or online. No documents are asked for at this point.

  2. An email arrives with the next steps

    Once the form is in, an email from Edutara sets out what happens next. Applying costs you nothing, and it stays that way for as long as you teach.

  3. Someone reads your application

    A person goes through what you have written, so your subjects, your classes and your corner of the city are on record. There is no interview to sit.

  4. A first class, then a routine

    Edutara puts you in touch with a learner who needs your subject, and you begin with a first class that shows their level. The lessons carry on from there, and Edutara pays you for every lesson, starting with the first.

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

FAQ

Questions tutors in Guwahati ask

Applying, money and schedule, and the things that are particular to teaching in this city.

Applying

3 questions

College students, graduates and postgraduates, research scholars, retired teachers, and people who teach outside the school system. A second year BSc student at Cotton University can take Class 8 maths. A retired lecturer can take the HS papers. Anyone still drawing a salary from a school is kept out by law, which the next answer explains.

No. Section 28 of the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009 bars a teacher working in a school from giving private tuition of any kind. That is the law of the land, and Edutara follows it, so anyone employed at a school should not apply. Teachers who have retired, and people teaching in coaching classes or colleges outside the school system, are welcome here.

No. What matters is knowing your subject at the level you want to teach, and being able to explain it to one student sitting next to you. Many people start with the classes they finished most recently, which is why a first year college student is often steadiest with Class 6 to Class 9 work. You tell us the classes you are comfortable with, and nothing beyond that is asked of you.
For learners

Looking for a home tutor in Guwahati?

This page is for people who want to teach. If you are looking for a tutor in Guwahati, for yourself or for someone you are signing up, Edutara can look for one who teaches exactly what the learner needs.

Home tuition in Guwahati

Bring your subject to a Guwahati classroom

Tell us the classes and boards you can teach and the part of the city you can reach. Applying is free and takes a few minutes, and Edutara pays you for every lesson you teach, the very first one too.

  • Free to join
  • Paid for every lesson
  • No charge per lead
  • Open all year