Find home and online tutors for your learning goals

Search tuition by subject, class, city and teaching mode. Compare profiles and fees, then discuss availability and lesson expectations with the tutor.

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How to choose a home or online tutor

  1. Start with the learning need. Choose the subject, class or exam and the topics you need help with. Share your current level and a realistic study goal.
  2. Compare the practical details. Check teaching mode, location, experience and fees. Use the comparison tool to view up to three profiles together.
  3. Discuss a lesson before committing. Ask about teaching approach, available times, session length, homework and whether a demo is offered. Confirm its price rather than assuming it is free.
  4. Agree the arrangement. Confirm fees, payment schedule, cancellation terms and how progress will be reviewed directly with the tutor.

Home tuition or online lessons?

Home tuition

Check the area or pincode, travel distance and who travels to whom. Discuss the study space and, for younger learners, how a parent or guardian will stay involved.

Online tuition

Confirm the video platform, internet needs, shared-board tools and how written work is checked. Ask how missed lessons and technical interruptions are handled.

Common tuition questions

Who sets the tuition fee?

Tutors state their fees. Confirm whether the amount is per hour, lesson or month and whether travel or materials cost extra. A listed fee is not a quotation for your specific learning plan.

What does a reviewed profile tell me?

Public profiles go through the platform review process. Review status is not a guarantee of learning outcomes. Ask about relevant qualifications, experience and lesson methods before choosing.

What if I cannot find a suitable tutor?

Try online mode or a nearby area, or post your learning requirement. A requirement does not guarantee a match; include your subject, level, location, schedule and budget.

While you compare tutors, use free school notes and exam mock tests to identify questions for your first lesson. If you teach, read how the tutor platform works.