Online CBSE Maths tuition
Find Maths support that fits your child's CBSE class, current schoolwork and budget. Compare tutor profiles and their listed hourly fees, then ask how they would explain a difficult topic and check your child's working.
Start with our guidance for Classes 6–8 and Classes 9–10 below. If you're looking for Class 11 or 12, there's advice for that stage too. TuitionsInIndia connects families with independent tutors; you choose the tutor and agree lessons directly.
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Browse online CBSE Maths tutor profiles
Use the profiles as a starting point. Subjects, boards, experience and fees are supplied by tutors. Confirm that each tutor teaches CBSE Maths at your child's exact class and can offer the lesson format, language and timings you need.
A listed profile does not confirm a free slot or a particular teaching standard. Ask about current availability before agreeing to lessons.
436 profiles list CBSE, Maths and online teaching. Details are tutor-provided; confirm your child's exact class and current availability with the tutor.
Showing 24 of 436 profiles.
Suraj Kumar
Science, English, Maths, Physics
CBSE
Rate on request
Shivani
All Subjects, Maths, Science, English
CBSE, ICSE, IB
Listed hourly fee ₹500
Anushka k
Maths, English, Hindi, Science
CBSE
Rate on request
Pittala vyshnavi
Maths, Science, Physics, English
CBSE, ICSE, STATE BOARD
Listed hourly fee ₹500
Sumit kumar
Maths, English, Science, Spoken English
CBSE
Listed hourly fee ₹150
Sarita Nain
Maths, Science, English, Drawing
CBSE
Listed hourly fee ₹250
Jasmine James
English, Science, Maths
CBSE
Listed hourly fee ₹500
darsana v
Maths
CBSE, ICSE, State Board
Listed hourly fee ₹200
Anisha parveen
Maths, Science, Physics, Chemistry
CBSE, ICSE, IB
Listed hourly fee ₹300
Akshaya Anbukannan
Maths, English, Chemistry, Physics
CBSE, ICSE, IB
Listed hourly fee ₹400
Manasa L
Science, Maths, Physics, Chemistry
State Board, IGCSE, ICSE
Listed hourly fee ₹500
Gohar Nayab
Economics, Business Studies, Social Studies, Maths
CBSE, STATE BOARD
Listed hourly fee ₹250
Mradul chouhan
Maths, Hindi, English, Science
CBSE, STATE BOARD
Listed hourly fee ₹200
Koshi kant
Maths, English, Physics, Science
CBSE, ICSE, STATE BOARD
Listed hourly fee ₹200
shrawan purohit
Science, Physics, Maths, Hindi
STATE BOARD, CBSE
Listed hourly fee ₹200
Kanak Kant
Maths, English, Science, Physics
CBSE, ICSE, STATE BOARD
Listed hourly fee ₹300
Joyeeta Halder
Science, Maths, English
STATE BOARD, CBSE
Listed hourly fee ₹200
Farheen ali
Maths, Science, English, Hindi
CBSE
Listed hourly fee ₹300
Wafiya Bashni
Science, Chemistry, Physics, Biology
CBSE, STATE BOARD
Listed hourly fee ₹400
Deepali Kadam
Maths
CBSE, ICSE, State Board
Listed hourly fee ₹700
Manda Abhishek
Maths
CBSE, ICSE, STATE BOARD
Listed hourly fee ₹350
Rabi Mandal
Maths, Hindi, Science, Social Studies
CBSE
Listed hourly fee ₹900
Karthika B Ajayan
Maths, Python, Physics, Science
CBSE, ICSE, IB
Listed hourly fee ₹150
rakesh
Maths, English, Physics, Science
CBSE, State Board
Listed hourly fee ₹300
Choosing support for Classes 6–8
Start with a recent question your child found difficult. Was the problem understanding the question, choosing a method, carrying out a calculation or explaining the answer? This gives you something concrete to discuss with a tutor.
Share the textbook and edition the school currently uses, the topic being taught and an example of your child's working. Ask the tutor how they would identify an earlier gap and return to the school task without making every lesson a repeat of homework.
For an online lesson, check that your child can see the tutor's working clearly and has a way to show their own notebook. Agree how much practice is realistic between lessons and how you will hear about topics that still need attention.
An illustrative teaching example: understanding fractions
This is an example of a teaching approach, not a lesson record or a claim about a listed tutor.
Ask a student to work out 1/2 + 1/3 and explain the answer. If they say 2/5, a tutor could first ask what each denominator represents. Draw two equal-sized bars, divide both into sixths, and show that one half is three sixths while one third is two sixths. Together, they make five sixths.
Then ask the student to try 1/4 + 1/2 independently and explain why the answer is 3/4. Finally, ask whether the answer should be larger than either fraction alone. The follow-up checks whether the student can use the idea, rather than only repeat the demonstrated steps.
When speaking to a tutor, ask: “How would you find out which part my child misunderstood, and what would you ask them to do next?”
Choosing support for Classes 9–10
Class 9: use the current course and school materials
Tell the tutor your child's academic year and exact Maths course. Bring the current school chapter list and a recent piece of work, so the lesson plan starts from what the child is actually studying.
Ask for a practical explanation of how lessons would combine understanding, written reasoning and independent practice. For a question your child got wrong, can the tutor identify the first incorrect step and explain a way to check it?
Class 10: confirm Maths Basic or Maths Standard
Tell the tutor whether your child is taking Mathematics Basic or Mathematics Standard. If you're unsure, confirm the choice with the school before agreeing an exam-preparation plan.
Ask which current-year materials the tutor will use and how they will review written solutions. A useful discussion covers the topics your child needs help with, how practice will be checked and when to introduce timed work. Agree the balance between current schoolwork and revision rather than assuming every student needs the same schedule.
Use CBSE's official curriculum for the relevant academic year alongside the school's guidance. For 2026–27, the official Class X Mathematics document identifies Standard (041) and Basic (241). Check current school and CBSE guidance for any decision about course choices or later study.
What to ask before agreeing to lessons
- “Do you teach CBSE Maths at this exact class and course level?” Share the student's current textbook and topic, and ask about relevant teaching experience.
- “Could you explain this question and review my child's attempt?” Look for an explanation the child can follow and questions that let the child do some of the thinking.
- “How will you see and mark written work online?” Agree whether you will use a camera, shared screen, digital whiteboard or another method that works on your devices.
- “Are the lessons one-to-one or in a group?” For a group, ask its size and whether students follow the same class and course.
- “What happens between lessons?” Discuss practice, checking work and parent updates. Agree any help outside lesson time and whether it costs extra.
- “What are the full lesson terms?” Confirm session length, fee, payment schedule, missed-lesson rules and any introductory lesson charge before paying.
If the learner is under 18, a parent or guardian must manage the account and contact with tutors.
Online CBSE Maths tuition fees and monthly budgeting
Tutors set their own lesson fees. A profile's hourly rate is an asking rate, so confirm the price for your child's class, the session length and whether the quote covers an individual or group lesson.
To compare monthly costs, use the same number and length of lessons for each quote:
Hourly fee × hours per lesson × lessons in the billing period = tuition cost.
For budgeting only, at ₹450 an hour, eight one-hour lessons would cost ₹3,600 in tutor fees. That is an illustrative calculation, not a tutor quote or a market average. Two lessons a week do not always mean eight lessons in a calendar month; agree the actual billing period and lesson count.
Ask whether worksheets, assessment sessions or help outside class cost extra, and what happens if either side cancels a lesson. You agree tuition fees with the tutor and pay them directly. An optional TuitionsInIndia platform plan is a separate charge.
For broader asking-rate data and how it is calculated, read our tuition-fee research. For platform charges, eligibility, renewal, cancellation and refunds, use our current student pricing page.
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Tell us the class, board, subject, online lesson preference and budget. Include your preferred timings and teaching language where the form allows. Matching tutors can express interest, and you decide whom you want to hear from.
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Contact access does not guarantee a reply, an available slot or an agreement to teach. You and the tutor decide whether to go ahead and arrange the lessons directly.
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Interview the tutor and ask to see relevant documents yourself. For a child, keep communication with the parent or guardian and agree how online lessons will be supervised. Confirm the lesson arrangements and payment terms before making a commitment.
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Looking for Class 11 or Class 12 Maths?
Online CBSE Class 11 Maths tuition
Confirm the exact subject your child takes, including whether it is Mathematics or Applied Mathematics. Ask a prospective tutor about experience with that course, the current school materials and how they would connect new work to earlier skills.
If entrance-exam preparation is also needed, name the exam and ask separately whether the tutor offers that support. A CBSE Maths listing alone does not establish entrance-exam expertise.
Online CBSE Class 12 Maths tuition
Share the current course, topics needing attention and planned assessment dates. Ask how the tutor would organise explanation, written practice and revision within your available lesson time. Confirm any additional entrance-exam support and fees directly.
Start with the online Maths tutor profiles and check the exact class and course with each tutor. For a younger learner in Classes 1–5, use the same directory and confirm that the tutor teaches that class.
Common questions about online CBSE Maths tuition
Can one tutor teach both Basic and Standard Maths in Class 10?
A tutor may offer both, but confirm this directly. Tell them the course your child is taking and ask for a plan using the correct current-year materials. A general CBSE Maths profile is not evidence of experience with every class or course.
How can a tutor check written work online?
Ask them to demonstrate how they will read the student's working using the devices you have. A notebook camera view, a shared document or a digital whiteboard may be suitable. Agree how corrections will be returned and whether practice between lessons is included in the fee.
Can we have a trial or demo lesson?
Ask the individual tutor whether they offer one. Confirm its price, duration, timing and cancellation terms directly. A free introductory lesson is not guaranteed, and accepting contact does not book it.
How many lessons a week should we arrange?
Discuss the student's current work, the gaps to address, time available for independent practice and your budget. Agree a starting schedule and a point to review it with the tutor. More sessions do not by themselves establish better progress.
What if no suitable tutor responds?
Review whether your requirement clearly states the class, course, online preference, timings and budget. Consider which preferences you can realistically change. You can also browse profiles and review the current contact options on the student pricing page. Replies and successful matches are not guaranteed; use the contact page if you need help using the platform.
Ready to describe the help your child needs?
Start with the current class, a topic that needs attention and the times you can manage. Post your requirement free and review any tutors who express interest before deciding whether to accept contact.