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Tutor jobs in Lucknow, in the subject you already know

If you can hold a subject steadily and explain it without losing patience, you already carry what home tuition in this city asks for. Tell Edutara what you teach, which classes you are comfortable with, and how far across Lucknow you can travel, and the search runs from there.

  • UP Board, CBSE, ICSE and ISC
  • At the learner's home or online
  • College students welcome
  • Hindi or English medium

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What is a tutor job in Lucknow?

A tutor job in Lucknow means teaching one learner at a time, at that learner's home or online, in a subject you already know well. Three school systems sit within a few kilometres of each other here, so a job is described by board before anything else. A UP Board learner of Class 9 near Aminabad studying in Hindi medium, a CBSE learner of Class 12 in Gomti Nagar working towards an entrance exam, and an ICSE learner whose school marks long descriptive answers are three different pieces of work. You take the one that matches what you can actually teach, agree the fee with the family, and keep a fixed hour every week.

  • One learner at a time, at their home in Lucknow or online from wherever you sit.
  • The board decides the work: UP Board, CBSE and ICSE ask for very different answers.
  • Hindi medium teaching is regular work here, so explaining a chapter in Hindi carries weight.
  • College students, graduates, postgraduates and retired teachers all tutor in this city.
  • What a class is worth is agreed between you and the family before you begin.
Subjects

What Lucknow families ask a tutor to teach

These are the subjects that keep coming up in a city where a UP Board inter college, a CBSE school and an ISC school can stand on the same road. Choose the ones you can carry on your own.

UP Board maths and science

Classes 9 to 12 under UPMSP, often in Hindi medium, with the February exam season shaping the whole year.

CBSE and ICSE, Classes 6 to 10

Maths, science and English for the schools spread through Gomti Nagar, Indira Nagar and Aliganj.

Class 11 and 12 physics, chemistry, maths

The board syllabus first, with the same chapters carried into entrance exam practice when the learner wants it.

Class 11 and 12 biology

Botany and zoology for ISC, CBSE and UP Board students, many of whom also have NEET-UG in mind.

JEE and NEET support alongside coaching

Learners who already sit in a coaching batch and need one person to slow down and rebuild a chapter with them.

CUET-UG preparation

The general test, the language section and domain papers that decide admission to the universities in this city.

Accountancy, business studies, economics

Class 11 and 12 commerce, including the Hindi medium papers UP Board students write.

Hindi and Sanskrit

The compulsory Hindi paper that opens the UP Board timetable, and school Sanskrit up to Class 10.

Spoken English and English grammar

School students who freeze when asked to speak, and working adults preparing for interviews in Lucknow.

Computer science and coding

School computer papers, and the first steps of programming for Classes 9 to 12.

Primary classes, all subjects

Classes 1 to 5, where the work is reading aloud, tables, handwriting and keeping a small child at the table.

IELTS and English for going abroad

Listening, reading, writing and speaking practice for adults applying to universities overseas.

Areas

Parts of Lucknow you can teach in

Home tuition follows the road you can actually travel after your own college or work. Pick the side of the city you live on, and let online classes cover the rest.

Gomti Nagar

Vibhuti Khand, Vipul Khand, Vinay Khand, Vishal Khand, Vijay Khand, Vishwas Khand

Hazratganj

Ashok Marg, Vidhan Sabha Marg, Qaiserbagh, Lalbagh, Sapru Marg

Aminabad

Chowk, Nakhas, Naka Hindola, Yahiyaganj, Thakurganj

Badshah Nagar

Mahanagar, Nirala Nagar, Aliganj, Kapoorthala, Daliganj

Indira Nagar

Munshipulia, Bhootnath Market, Lekhraj Market, Takrohi, Khurram Nagar

Chinhat

Kamta, Matiyari, Deva Road, Malhaur

Alambagh

Charbagh, Mawaiya, Singar Nagar, Krishna Nagar, Kanpur Road

Ashiyana

LDA Colony, Telibagh, Ruchi Khand, Parag, Bangla Bazar

Jankipuram

Jankipuram Extension, Kursi Road, Sitapur Road, Vikas Nagar

Local education

Learning in Lucknow

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

Schools

City Montessori School

ICSE and ISC school with campuses across the city

Gomti Nagar

La Martiniere College

ICSE and ISC boys' school

La Martiniere Road

Government Girls Inter College

UP Board girls' inter college

Daliganj

Colleges and universities

University of Lucknow

State university

Badshah Bagh

Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University

State technical university

Jankipuram

Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University

Central university

Raebareli Road

King George's Medical University

State medical university

Chowk

Indian Institute of Management Lucknow

Institute of national importance

Prabandh Nagar

Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti Language University

State university for languages

Sitapur-Hardoi Bypass Road

Isabella Thoburn College

Degree college for women

Faizabad Road

Education facts

1

Schools in Lucknow that follow the UP Board sat the 2026 High School and Intermediate examinations between 18 February and 12 March, starting with the Hindi paper on the very first day.

Source: UPMSP, UP Board time table 2026

2

The University of Lucknow teaches from its old campus at Badshah Bagh and a second campus in the north of the city, and it affiliates degree colleges across the district.

Source: University of Lucknow, official site, 2026

3

Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University on Raebareli Road is a central university, teaching postgraduate and research programmes beside its undergraduate courses.

Source: Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University, official site, 2026

4

King George's Medical University stands in the old city at Chowk, and its MBBS seats are filled through NEET-UG, the same paper many school learners in Lucknow are working towards.

Source: King George's Medical University, official site, 2026

Requirements

What you need before your first class

Applying is free and the form is short. What the work asks for is a subject you can hold steadily and an hour you can keep every week.

Who can apply

  • -College and university students in Lucknow, including those in their first year.
  • -Graduates and postgraduates, whether or not you have taught anyone before.
  • -Retired teachers, and people who teach outside the school system, for example at a college or a coaching centre.
  • -Anyone preparing for UPPSC, UGC NET or a banking examination who wants to keep the subject sharp.

What you should know

  • -The board you are taking on, because a UP Board answer and a CBSE answer are rewarded differently.
  • -The syllabus of the class in front of you, and anything that changed for this session.
  • -How to explain the same step in Hindi and in English, since families here move between the two mid-sentence.

How you work with a family

  • -A fixed day and time each week, and a message to the family on the day you cannot come.
  • -Patience with a learner who is behind, and a clear idea of where the next month goes.
  • -A first class taken as a trial, so the family can decide honestly whether to continue.

Getting to the class

  • -An area of Lucknow you can reach comfortably after your own college or work, or a steady connection for online classes.
  • -A phone or laptop that can hold a video class for an hour without dropping.
Why Join Us

What teaching in Lucknow gives you

The city is wide, the school systems are mixed and the evenings are long. All three work in favour of someone who teaches one learner at a time.

  1. Teach on the side of the city you live on
  2. Evening hours that fit a college timetable
  3. Teach the board you sat yourself
  4. Hindi medium work is regular work
  5. You and the family agree what a class is worth
  6. Teaching sharpens your own preparation
  7. Online reaches what the road does not

Teach on the side of the city you live on

Crossing from Alambagh to Gomti Nagar at seven in the evening eats an hour each way. Keeping your classes inside one or two areas is the difference between two classes a week and five.

Evening hours that fit a college timetable

Home tuition in Lucknow mostly sits between the end of school and dinner, which leaves your own lectures, practicals and library hours alone.

Teach the board you sat yourself

Someone who wrote the UP Board Hindi paper, or an ISC physics paper, knows what an examiner rewards in it. That is the part a learner cannot pick up from a guidebook.

Hindi medium work is regular work

A good part of this city studies in Hindi medium, so being able to explain a science chapter in Hindi opens up families that an English-only tutor cannot reach.

You and the family agree what a class is worth

The amount is settled before the classes begin, and it moves with the class, the subject and how far you travel. Edutara sets none of it.

Teaching sharpens your own preparation

Saying a derivation or a polity chapter out loud every week is the cleanest revision there is, and it shows when you sit your own examination.

Online reaches what the road does not

A family past Matiyari on Deva Road or out beyond Telibagh is a long ride from most parts of the city. An online class removes the journey for both of you.

Joining Process

How to apply from Lucknow

Four steps, and the first one is the only one that asks anything of you. Applying costs nothing at any stage.

1

Fill the application form

Your subjects, the classes you can take, the areas of Lucknow you can reach, and whether you want to teach at the learner's home, online, or both.

A few minutes
2

Read the email that follows

An email reaches you with what happens next, so you know where your application stands without having to chase anybody.

3

Your application is read

Someone goes through what you teach, the classes you are comfortable with and the part of Lucknow you can travel to.

4

Meet the learner, first class is a trial

A learner who needs your subject is introduced to you, and the two of you fix a day. That first class is a trial, and from then on the learner pays you directly for the classes you take.

Tutor Recruitment Info

Questions people in Lucknow ask before applying

About who may teach, how the classes are arranged and what the year looks like here.

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8 questions answered
  1. Can I tutor while I am still studying in a college in Lucknow?

    Yes. Students from the University of Lucknow, the technical university at Jankipuram, Isabella Thoburn College and the degree colleges around the city take tuition in the evening, after their own classes. A family cares about two things: that you are sure of the subject, and that you come on the day you said you would. When your own examinations are close, say so at the start and fix fewer classes for those weeks instead of disappearing.

  2. I teach at a school in Lucknow. Can I take tuition after school hours?

    No, and the bar is a legal one. Section 28 of the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009 bars a teacher who is serving in a school from taking private tuition or private teaching work, and it applies whether the school is run by the government, aided by it or entirely private. Retired teachers are welcome to apply. So is anyone who teaches outside the school system, in a degree college, a coaching centre or an institute.

  3. Which boards will I be asked to teach?

    Three, and they live side by side here. The UP Board, whose High School and Intermediate papers run through February and March and whose Hindi medium learners are a large part of the city. CBSE, followed by many of the newer schools in the trans-Gomti colonies. ICSE and ISC, which Lucknow has had for well over a century through schools like La Martiniere. Tell us which of the three you can teach, and say honestly if you have only ever studied one of them.

  4. Do I have to travel all over the city?

    No. You mark the areas you can reach, and nothing outside them is sent to you. Most tutors keep to one belt: Aliganj with Mahanagar and Nirala Nagar, or Indira Nagar with Munshipulia and Khurram Nagar, or Alambagh with Krishna Nagar and Kanpur Road. The metro's single line helps if your belt sits along it, since it runs from Munshipulia through Badshah Nagar and Hazratganj down to Charbagh, Alambagh and the airport.

  5. How is the fee for a class decided?

    You and the family agree it before the first class. It moves with the class, the subject, whether you teach at the learner's home or online, and the distance you cover. Edutara does not fix that amount, does not take a share of it and does not collect it, so what you settle with the family is what reaches you. There is nothing to pay to apply either, at any stage.

  6. Can I teach online only, without travelling at all?

    Yes. The form has a place to say that you teach online only, and your application is read that way. Online suits people who study far from the belt they want to teach in, and it makes the outer edges of the city workable, past Chinhat on Deva Road or beyond Ashiyana, where an evening visit would cost a tutor two hours of road.

  7. I finished my degree years ago and have never taught anyone. Is that a problem?

    It is not. Teaching one learner at a time is closer to explaining something to a younger cousin than to standing in front of a class. What you need is the subject itself, the patience to ask a learner to try the step again, and a plan for the week. Read two or three past papers of the board before your first class, so you know what the examiner is looking for, and start with the chapter the learner is weakest in.

  8. When is the busiest part of a tuition year in Lucknow?

    Two stretches. From about November, Class 10 and Class 12 learners begin serious revision for the board papers that start in February, and that is when a family looks hardest for a tutor. The second stretch opens with the new session, when a family has just seen a result and decides to fix the weak subject early instead of waiting for the next examination to arrive.

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Home tuition in Lucknow

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Tell Edutara your subjects, the classes you can take and the part of the city you can reach. The form takes a few minutes, and applying costs nothing.

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  • No charge per lead
  • Paid directly by the learner