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Teaching work across Greater Mumbai

Tutor jobs in Mumbai, on the line you already travel

Mumbai studies in five systems at once: the Maharashtra SSC and HSC board, CBSE, ICSE and ISC, Cambridge IGCSE and the IB Diploma. If you know one of them well, you can teach it at a learner's home in your own part of the city, or online from wherever you sit.

  • SSC, CBSE, ICSE, IGCSE and IB
  • Home classes or online
  • College students may apply
  • You agree your own fees

What is a tutor job in Mumbai?

A tutor job in Mumbai is one-to-one teaching work: one learner, one subject, at their home or online. Edutara asks a family what they need, which board the child follows and which part of the city they live in, then looks for a tutor who teaches exactly that. The first class is a trial. Lesson fees are agreed between you and the learner and are paid to you directly, and joining costs you nothing at any stage.

  • One learner at a time, in the board and the class you actually know
  • Teach at the learner's home in your own stretch of the city, or online
  • The first class is a trial, so both sides find out whether it works
  • The lesson fee is yours: the learner pays you and no one takes a cut
  • College students, graduates and retired teachers can all apply
Subjects

Subjects Mumbai learners ask for

Choose the ones you can carry all the way to an exam paper. In this city the board matters as much as the subject, because the Class 10 syllabus in a Dadar SSC school and the one in a Bandra ICSE school are two different books.

Maths, Class 6 to Class 10

The SSC board splits Class 10 maths into two papers, Algebra and Geometry. CBSE and ICSE keep it as one, so say which board you can teach.

Science, Class 9 and Class 10

Science and Technology Part 1 and Part 2 for the SSC board, and the single science course of CBSE and ICSE, physics through to biology.

Physics and Chemistry, Class 11 and 12

HSC science, CBSE and ISC. These two subjects carry a Mumbai science student into MHT CET, JEE Main and NEET-UG at the same time.

Maths, Class 11 and Class 12

HSC Mathematics and Statistics, CBSE maths and ISC maths, for science students and for commerce students who keep maths in their group.

Book-keeping and Accountancy

The HSC commerce group, Accountancy for CBSE and ISC, and the Organisation of Commerce and Management paper that goes with it.

English, Class 1 to Class 12

Reading, grammar and the kind of answer writing that SSC, CBSE and ICSE English papers reward in Class 10 and Class 12.

Marathi, Hindi, Urdu and Gujarati

Second and third language papers, and help for a child whose school teaches in one of the eight mediums the civic schools run.

MHT CET, JEE Main and NEET-UG

A junior college student here usually keeps the state CET and a national paper open together, so both syllabi need covering in the same year.

Primary classes, Class 1 to Class 5

Reading, number work and handwriting for young children, at home, where a parent can hear the class from the next room.

Spoken English and IELTS

For college students, homemakers and adults working in Mumbai offices, up to IELTS Academic and General Training.

Computer Science and Information Technology

HSC Information Technology, CBSE computer science, and the coding basics that school projects now ask children to show.

Areas

Where in Mumbai you would teach

The city runs north to south along the Western, Central and Harbour suburban lines, and an evening class holds together when it sits on the line you already travel. Pick the stretch you can reach and come home from.

Fort

Colaba, Churchgate, Marine Lines, Girgaon, Malabar Hill, Grant Road, Ballard Estate

Parel

Byculla, Lalbaug, Sewri, Worli, Lower Parel, Prabhadevi

Dadar

Mahim, Matunga, Sion, Wadala, Dharavi

Bandra

Bandra West, Bandra East, Khar, Santacruz, Vile Parle, Bandra Kurla Complex

Andheri

Andheri West, Andheri East, Jogeshwari, Oshiwara, Marol, Versova

Goregaon

Goregaon East, Goregaon West, Malad East, Malad West, Dindoshi

Borivali

Borivali East, Kandivali, Charkop, Dahisar, Gorai

Ghatkopar

Vikhroli, Kanjurmarg, Powai, Bhandup, Mulund

Chembur

Kurla, Saki Naka, Chandivali, Govandi, Deonar, Mankhurd

Local education

Learning in Mumbai

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

Schools

The Cathedral and John Connon School

ICSE, ISC, IGCSE and IB Diploma school

Fort

Campion School

ICSE school

Fort

Dhirubhai Ambani International School

IGCSE and IB Diploma school

Bandra Kurla Complex

PM Shri Kendriya Vidyalaya IIT Powai

CBSE school

Powai

Colleges and universities

University of Mumbai

State university

Fort and Kalina, Santacruz East

Indian Institute of Technology Bombay

Institute of National Importance

Powai

Institute of Chemical Technology

Deemed university

Matunga

Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute

Autonomous engineering institute

Matunga

Tata Institute of Social Sciences

Deemed university

Deonar

St. Xavier's College (Autonomous), Mumbai

Autonomous college

Fort

Mithibai College (Empowered Autonomous)

Autonomous college affiliated to University of Mumbai

Vile Parle West

Sardar Patel Institute of Technology

Autonomous engineering college

Andheri West

Education facts

1

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation runs 1,135 schools and teaches about 2.93 lakh children free of charge, in eight mediums: Marathi, Hindi, English, Urdu, Gujarati, Kannada, Telugu and Tamil.

Source: Education Department, Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation, accessed 2026

2

At the 2011 Census, Mumbai Suburban district recorded a literacy rate of 89.91 per cent and Mumbai City district 89.21 per cent.

Source: Census of India 2011, district profiles

3

In the SSC examination of May 2026, the Mumbai divisional board passed 92.84 per cent of its candidates, against 92.09 per cent for Maharashtra as a whole.

Source: MSBSHSE SSC result 2026, reported by The Free Press Journal

4

At the HSC examination of 2026, 3,23,501 candidates appeared under the Mumbai divisional board and 2,91,415 of them passed, a rate of 90.08 per cent.

Source: MSBSHSE HSC result 2026, reported by The Free Press Journal

5

From the 2026-27 session, Class 11 admission across Maharashtra runs as one statewide online process ranked on SSC marks, with a single form covering the Arts, Commerce and Science streams.

Source: Maharashtra FYJC admission 2026, reported by The Free Press Journal

6

The Maharashtra board has placed the 2027 HSC written papers between 8 February and 16 March and the SSC papers between 15 February and 11 March, with practicals and orals in the weeks before each.

Source: MSBSHSE 2027 exam schedule, reported by Business Standard, September 2026

Join Requirements

What you need before you start

No form of words makes somebody a tutor. What counts is that you know the syllabus in front of you, and that a family can plan an evening around you.

Your subject

  1. You can teach one subject up to the class you claim, from the book that class actually opens
  2. You know which board the learner follows, because an SSC Class 10 paper and a CBSE one ask for different things
  3. College students, postgraduates and research scholars may apply while they are still studying
  4. Retired teachers, and people who teach outside the school system, are welcome

Your week

  1. An hour or two in the week you can hold steady, since a family plans homework around the class
  2. A stretch of the city you can reach on a weekday and get home from the same evening
  3. The sense to turn down a slot that would have you crossing Mumbai twice in one evening

For online classes

  1. A laptop or a phone steady enough to run a class online from start to finish
  2. A connection steady enough for a shared screen or a writing pad
  3. A quiet corner, which in a shared Mumbai flat usually means settling the hour with the people you live with

How you teach

  1. Patience with a learner who is behind, and the honesty to say out loud what is missing
  2. A plan for the term, so the learner knows what is covered before the board exams begin
  3. Willingness to talk to the family in whichever language they are comfortable in

Unsure about a point? Apply anyway, and we will read your application before any match is made.

Why Join Us

What teaching in Mumbai gives you

The work fits around your own timetable, and this city decides a good deal of what makes a tutoring evening workable in the first place.

Classes on the corridor you already use

You name the stretch you can manage, Borivali to Andheri on the Western line or Ghatkopar to Mulund on the Central. The travelling stays inside the hour you were going to spend on a train anyway.

Online classes with no travelling at all

Teach a learner in the next building or in another state from wherever you happen to sit. For a tutor in Mumbai that removes the heaviest cost of a home class, which is the road.

A subject that deepens while you teach it

Explaining a geometry rider to a student in Class 10 who is stuck teaches you the paper better than solving it ever did. A year of that shows up in your own exams later.

Evenings and Sundays, around your own day

Home classes here mostly sit after office hours or on a Sunday morning, which is why the work sits alongside a college timetable or a full working week without collapsing into it.

Five boards to choose between

Mumbai sits SSC and HSC, CBSE, ICSE and ISC, Cambridge IGCSE and the IB Diploma, sometimes on the same street. Teaching the one you know best keeps you on firm ground in every class.

Your languages count for something

The civic schools alone teach in eight mediums, and plenty of Mumbai homes move between Marathi, Hindi, Gujarati and Urdu in one sentence. Explaining in the family's language is real work.

Joining Process

How you start with Edutara

Four steps, and the only one that costs you anything is the few minutes you spend filling the form.

1

Fill the form

Tell us your subjects, the classes you can take, the boards you know and the part of Mumbai you can reach. Applying is free and stays free for as long as you teach.

A few minutes
2

An email with the next steps

Your application reaches us and an email comes back telling you what happens from there. Nothing at all is asked of you before that email arrives.

3

Someone reads what you sent

A person goes through your application and notes which subjects, which classes and which stretch of the city you are able to cover.

4

You meet a learner, and the first class is a trial

When a learner wants what you teach, Edutara puts the two of you in touch. The first class is a trial, and the fee for the classes after it is settled between you and the learner, who pays you directly.

Tutor Recruitment Info

Questions people ask before applying

The things a Mumbai applicant usually wants cleared up before sending the form.

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7 questions answered
  1. I am still in college. Can I apply to teach?

    Yes. A second-year student from a Matunga or a Powai campus often remembers the Class 10 chapters more clearly than somebody who left them behind years ago. Put down the subjects you are sure of, the classes you can take and the hours you have free. Since you set your own hours, a class can sit after lectures or on a Sunday morning.

  2. Can a school teacher take private tuition in Mumbai?

    Somebody currently employed at a school cannot. **Section 28** of the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009 bars a serving school teacher from private tuition anywhere in India, and Edutara follows it. Retired teachers, people teaching at a coaching class or a college, and anyone outside the school system are welcome to apply.

  3. How far will I have to travel for a class?

    Only as far as you agree to. You name the stretch you can manage, so a tutor who says Western line between Andheri and Borivali hears about classes in that stretch. Crossing this city on a weekday evening is what makes tutoring fall apart, so it pays to be strict with yourself about the map while you fill the form.

  4. What do the classes pay?

    The fee is settled between you and the learner before the classes begin, and it usually turns on the class, the subject and how far you travel. Edutara takes no cut of it and does not collect it. Whatever a family pays Edutara is a separate matter and has nothing to do with what you charge.

  5. Do I need teaching experience to start?

    No. What a family asks about first is whether you know the syllabus and whether you can explain it to somebody who does not follow it yet. If you have taken a younger brother or sister through a board exam, you already know most of the work.

  6. Can I teach online instead of going to homes?

    Yes. Say so on the form and it becomes part of what Edutara matches you on. An online class takes the travelling out altogether, which is why it suits people who are working through the day and can only teach late, or who live at one end of the city and study at the other.

  7. Which boards should I say I can teach?

    The ones whose textbook you can open and teach from tomorrow. SSC splits Class 10 maths into Algebra and Geometry papers while CBSE keeps it whole, ICSE asks for longer written answers, and IGCSE and the IB Diploma run on their own assessment. A board you have never taught shows itself in the first class, so claim only what you can hold.

For families and learners

Looking for a home tutor in Mumbai?

This page is for people who want to teach. If you are looking for a tutor for yourself or your child in Mumbai, Edutara can look for one who teaches exactly what you need.

Home tuition in Mumbai

Teach in the part of Mumbai you already live in

Tell us your subjects, the boards you know and the stretch of the city you can reach. It takes a few minutes and it costs nothing.

  • Free to join
  • No commission
  • No charge per lead
  • Paid directly by the learner
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