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Online Maths Tutor Jobs: Class 6 to 12, JEE Main and CUET

Online Maths Tutor Jobs with Edutara: teach one learner at a time on a live video call, part-time, from anywhere in India, writing each step on a whiteboard app and checking working the learner photographs. Thousands of maths learners from Class 6 to JEE study with Edutara online. Applying is free.

  • CBSE Standard and Basic
  • ICSE and ISC Mathematics
  • UP Board Class 10 and 12
  • JEE Main and CUET 319

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What is an online Maths tutor job?

An online Maths tutor job is part-time tuition given on a live video call to one learner, taken from that learner's own syllabus and textbook. You explain a method on a shared screen or a whiteboard app, the learner solves the next question on paper, and you read the working held to the camera or sent as a photo. Edutara finds the learners, sets the lesson fee and bills it, and pays you for each lesson you teach and log.

  • One learner per call, from Class 6 Ganita Prakash up to Class 12 calculus and entrance papers
  • Steps are written live on a whiteboard app or a shared screen while you talk them through
  • Handwritten working comes back to you as a photo or held up to the camera for marking
  • The learner pays Edutara, and Edutara pays you; you never collect money from a learner
Requirements

What a strong online maths tutor brings

Edutara asks for no degree, no B.Ed and no set years of experience. It looks for command of the chapters you choose to teach and a screen setup that lets a learner follow your working.

Group 1

Command of the chapters

  • Comfort with all 14 chapters of the Class 10 NCERT book, from Real Numbers to Probability
  • Calculus you can explain cleanly, since it carries 35 of the 80 theory marks in CBSE Class 12 Mathematics
  • Speed with JEE Main arithmetic by hand, because NTA allows no calculator of any kind in the 2026 exam
Group 2

Familiarity with boards and papers

  • A clear sense of how the CBSE Standard and Basic Class 10 papers weight application and analysis questions
  • Confidence guiding ICSE constructions of tangents and circles, and ogives and histograms drawn on graph paper
  • Awareness that ISC Class 12 learners pick Section B (vectors, 3-D geometry) or Section C (linear regression, applied calculus)
Group 3

A screen that carries your working

  • A laptop or tablet with camera and microphone, on a connection that holds a video call
  • A whiteboard app or shared screen where each line of a solution appears as you say it
  • A clear way to read a photographed page and point to the exact line that needs fixing
Group 4

Patience with rough work

  • The habit of reading a learner's working line by line before saying the answer is wrong
  • College students, graduates, retired teachers and teachers outside the school system may all apply

Meet most of these? Apply, and you will get an email with the next steps.

Why Join Us

Why maths tutors like teaching it on screen

Maths travels well over a video call: a written step, a photographed page and a shared textbook are all a learner needs to see where a solution turns.

  1. One clock for the whole country
  2. Classes that sit around your college week
  3. Free NCERT books open on both screens
  4. Learners from middle school to entrance exams
  5. Your own calculus stays sharp
  6. Free maths activities to share

One clock for the whole country

India runs on IST alone, so a tutor in Kerala and a learner in Assam book the same hour with no time conversion.

Classes that sit around your college week

Maths classes are part-time and placed in evenings or weekends that suit you and the learner, so lectures and tutoring share one timetable.

Free NCERT books open on both screens

NCERT puts its maths textbooks for Class 1 to 12 online as free PDFs, so you and the learner can open the same exercise during the call.

Learners from middle school to entrance exams

Ganita Prakash in Classes 6 to 8, the new Ganita Manjari in Class 9, board calculus in Class 12, then JEE Main or CUET 319.

Your own calculus stays sharp

Explaining limits, matrices and integrals every week keeps Class 11 and 12 maths fresh for your own degree papers and competitive exams.

Free maths activities to share

OLabs offers Mathematics activities online for learners without a physical lab, and you can open one on a shared screen mid-class.

How to Become a Tutor

From application to your first maths learner

Five steps, with nothing to record or upload. You tell Edutara which maths you teach, and Edutara brings you a learner who needs exactly that.

  1. Step 1 of 5A few minutes

    Fill in the short form

    Say that you teach maths online and list the classes, boards or entrance exams you handle. No documents are asked for when you apply, and applying costs nothing.

  2. Step 2 of 5

    Watch your inbox

    An email from Edutara reaches you with the next steps for your maths application.

  3. Step 3 of 5

    Edutara reviews your maths range

    Your application is read against what learners ask for: Class 10 board algebra, ISC calculus, Applied Mathematics for commerce, or JEE Main problem sets.

  4. Step 4 of 5

    Your first class with a maths learner

    Edutara puts you in touch with a learner whose syllabus fits what you listed. The first class runs on a live video call, worked from the learner's own book, and it is paid like every lesson after it.

  5. Step 5 of 5

    Teach, log the lesson, get paid

    You keep teaching chapter by chapter, log each lesson after the call, and Edutara pays you for every maths lesson taught and confirmed.

Applied? Look out for an email with the next steps.

Applying is free, and joining stays free.

Tutor Recruitment Info

Questions maths tutors ask before teaching online

Straight answers on boards, screen work, entrance papers and pay for anyone thinking of teaching maths over a video call.

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8 questions answered
  1. Which classes and boards will I teach as an online maths tutor?

    Learners come from Class 1 to 12 on CBSE, ICSE / ISC and state boards. In maths that ranges from Ganita Prakash in Classes 6 to 8 and Ganita Manjari in Class 9, through the CBSE Standard and Basic Class 10 papers and ICSE Mathematics, to Class 12 calculus on CBSE, ISC and the UP Board. You list the levels you are comfortable with, and only those reach you.

  2. How do I show maths steps clearly over a video call?

    Write each step on a whiteboard app or a shared screen while you explain it, the way you would on a blackboard, one line at a time. Graph work still matters online: ICSE Class 10 asks for ogives and histograms on graph paper, and the Class 9 Ganita Manjari book ships with graph paper pages, so ask the learner to draw along and show you the sheet.

  3. How do I check a learner's handwritten working online?

    The learner holds the page up to the camera or sends a photo of it. Read it line by line and point to the exact step where a sign flipped or a formula slipped. Most maths mistakes sit in the middle of the working, so seeing the full page matters more than seeing the final answer.

  4. Can I teach JEE Main maths online?

    Yes. JEE Main 2026 Paper 1 has 20 multiple-choice and 5 numerical-value questions in maths, scored +4 for a correct answer and -1 for a wrong one in both sections, and numerical answers are rounded to the nearest integer. NTA confirmed on 2 Nov 2025 that no calculator is allowed, so online practice should train quick arithmetic by hand across all 14 syllabus units.

  5. Do commerce learners need a different kind of maths tutor?

    Many study CBSE Applied Mathematics in Classes 11 and 12, which weights financial mathematics, descriptive and inferential statistics and probability, and includes a spreadsheet practical with graphs of functions and matrix operations. Sharing a spreadsheet on screen suits that practical well. CUET 319 also has a separate Applied Mathematics section for these learners.

  6. How long is an online maths class?

    Length is agreed with the learner. As a guide, NCERT's PRAGYATA guidelines suggest online sessions of 30 to 45 minutes for Classes 9 to 12 and note that a mathematics class may need more time for solving numerical problems than for discussion. Plan each class around a few solved examples and a few the learner attempts live.

  7. Can I take an online maths tutor job part-time while I am in college?

    Yes. College students, graduates, retired teachers and teachers outside the school system can apply, with no degree or years of experience required. Classes are part-time, so you can take learners in the hours your lectures leave free.

  8. How does pay work for online maths classes?

    Each maths class offered to you carries its own rate, written on the offer for you to see before you say yes. The learner pays Edutara, and Edutara pays you for each lesson you teach and log. You never collect money from a learner, and you never pay Edutara anything to join or to receive a learner.

Teach maths online from your own desk, anywhere in India

Tell Edutara which chapters, boards and entrance papers you teach. The short form takes a few minutes, and a learner who needs your kind of maths comes next.

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

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