Teach close to where you already are
Colleges, schools and colonies sit near one another here. Someone living around Bhanwarkuan can take classes at Khandwa Naka without crossing the city.
Tutor jobs in Indore run in two languages: MP Board in Hindi, CBSE and ICSE in English, and more than a thousand Indore students learning with Edutara want a tutor who moves between them, part-time at home or online. Tell Edutara what you teach and how far you can travel, and the search starts from there.
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A tutor job in Indore means one learner at a time, in their own home or over a screen, working through the exact syllabus their school follows. Tuition here covers MP Board science explained in Hindi, CBSE physics in English, commerce chapters for Class 11 and 12, and spoken English for graduates about to look for work. You decide the subjects, the classes and the parts of the city you can reach on a weekday evening. Edutara looks for a learner who needs that, and the first class is a trial for both sides.
Pick what you can teach with the book shut. Tuition here follows MP Board, CBSE and ICSE, and the medium of instruction changes from one colony to the next.
MP Board, CBSE and ICSE syllabus, with the Class 10 board paper already in view from Class 9 onwards.
Physics, chemistry and biology taught as one subject, in Hindi medium or English medium.
Board chapters alongside JEE Main and NEET-UG practice, for learners who are already sitting in a coaching batch.
Calculus, vectors and probability for MP Board and CBSE, and for a JEE Main attempt in January or April.
NCERT chapters read line by line, for the board paper and for a NEET-UG aspirant.
Class 11 and 12 accountancy, business studies and economics, in English or Hindi medium.
Reading, writing, numbers and the habit of finishing homework, for children in Classes 1 to 5.
For college students in Indore and for working adults who have to use English at their desk.
Academic and General Training, for students applying abroad and for adults moving for work.
Class 11 and 12 computer science, and Python basics for college students who missed them.
Indore runs long from north to south with AB Road down the middle. Name the parts you can reach on a weekday evening, and the travel stays sensible for you and for the learner.
Vijay Nagar, Scheme No. 54, Sukhliya, Khajrana
Palasia, Geeta Bhawan, South Tukoganj, Navlakha
Bhanwarkuan, Khandwa Naka, Khatiwala Tank, Vishnupuri
Rajendra Nagar, Chandan Nagar, Sudama Nagar, Gumasta Nagar
Azad Nagar, Musakhedi, Residency Area, Radio Colony
Rau, Rau Colony, Bijalpur
The schools and colleges learners here attend, and facts about education in the city, each with its source.
CBSE and Cambridge school
CBSE day and boarding school
Kendriya Vidyalaya, CBSE
State university
Institute of national importance
Institute of national importance
Government autonomous science college
Government engineering institute
Government medical college
Indore district held 32,76,697 people at the 2011 Census, 24,27,709 of them in urban areas, with a literacy rate of 80.87 per cent.
Source: Census of India 2011, Indore district administration
MPBSE has fixed the 2027 board exams: Class 12 papers from 17 February to 19 March, Class 10 papers from 24 February to 18 March, each sitting from 9 am to 12 noon.
Source: MPBSE time table, reported by Amar Ujala, August 2026
Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya, the state university set up here in 1964, teaches through 27 university departments and takes in around 1,80,000 students a year with its colleges.
Government Holkar Science College at Bhanwarkuan has taught science since 1891 and now holds more than 12,000 students on a 34-acre campus.
Source: Government Holkar (Model, Autonomous) Science College, About Us
There is no minimum qualification for applying. What counts is the subject you can hold, the medium you teach it in, and the slot you can keep every week.
Unsure about a point? Apply anyway, and we will read your application before any match is made.
Indore is compact, the school day ends early, and two mediums of instruction run side by side. All of that leaves room for one-to-one teaching in the evening.
Colleges, schools and colonies sit near one another here. Someone living around Bhanwarkuan can take classes at Khandwa Naka without crossing the city.
School lets out by early afternoon and coaching batches run late, so home classes tend to sit in the evening. You say which evenings you keep free.
Writing an MP Board answer in Hindi is a skill of its own, and so is a CBSE answer in English. Whichever you grew up with, learners study that way in Indore.
A coaching batch moves at the speed of the room. In a home class you stop where the learner is stuck, and you stay there until it is clear.
Explaining Class 12 physics twice a week holds your basics in place while you sit for your own papers, or while you look for a job.
From your room in Indore you can teach a learner in Dewas, Ujjain or Dhar online, with no road time at either end.
Four steps, all of them plain. None of them costs you anything, and nothing is settled before you and the learner have met.
Your subjects, the classes you can take, the parts of Indore you can reach, and whether you are open to teaching online. It is free to apply.
Edutara writes to you with the next steps, so you know where your application stands and what follows after it.
Someone goes through what you teach and how far you travel, so that your name can go to a learner whose subject and class match yours.
The learner, or whoever registered them, sees how you teach before anything continues. From there you teach, and Edutara pays you for each lesson.
Applying is free, and joining stays free.
The things worth knowing before you fill in the form.
Apply NowYes. College students may apply, and the classes just below your own are the natural place to begin: a BSc student taking Class 10 science, a BCom student taking Class 12 accountancy. Edutara asks for no minimum qualification. What the learner looks at is whether you can explain the chapter and keep the slot you agreed to.
The bar here comes from the law. **Section 28** of the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009 stops a teacher serving in a school from giving private tuition, so Edutara does not enrol serving school teachers in Indore or anywhere else. Retired teachers are welcome, and so is anyone who teaches in a college, in coaching, or on their own.
Three, mostly. MP Board carries the state syllabus and a large part of it is taught in Hindi medium. CBSE is common in the schools of the newer eastern colonies. ICSE and ISC sit with a smaller set of schools. You say which of the three you are comfortable with, and which ones you would rather leave alone.
No. A great deal of tuition in Indore happens in Hindi, because Hindi is the medium the learner will write the paper in. Other learners want the class in English so they get used to the language of the question paper. Both kinds of teaching exist in this city, and you take the kind that suits you.
As far as you say you will, and no further. AB Road carries Indore from Rajwada down to Rau, and the eastern colonies hang off MR-9 and MR-10. If the areas you name are Bhanwarkuan and Khandwa Naka, you will not be sent to Sukhliya for a seven o'clock class. Teaching online takes the travel out altogether.
Each class offer states its rate per lesson before you accept it, whether it is a Vijay Nagar evening or an online hour, and Edutara pays you that rate for every lesson you teach. Applying costs nothing, and so does being put in touch with a learner.
Yes. Section 28 of the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009 applies to a teacher still serving in a school, and once you have retired it no longer reaches you. A retired teacher carries the thing that takes years to build, which is knowing where a chapter usually goes wrong. Tell us the classes and boards you last taught, and how many evenings a week you want to keep.
Yes, and the form has a place to say so. Online teaching suits someone studying full time or holding a job in the day, and it reaches learners outside the city as well, in Dewas, Ujjain or Dhar, with neither of you on the road. You can start online and add home classes later, or keep it online for good.
This page is for people who want to teach. If you are looking for a tutor in Indore, for yourself or for someone you are signing up, Edutara can look for one who teaches exactly what the learner needs.
Fill in the form with your subjects, the classes you can take and the parts of the city you can reach. It takes a few minutes, it costs nothing, and your areas can change later.
You get an email with the next steps once your application is received.