Class 8 tuition fees
From ₹3,000 a month for Class 8, one-to-one: ₹3,000 for one subject, ₹6,000 for two or three, ₹8,400 for all of them. That is the whole price - no admission fee, no material fee, nothing added at the end of the year.
- Free 20-minute assessment, no card
- Stop any month with 7 days' notice
- Same teacher every week
- Published price, same for everyone
Class 8 at a glance
- Age
- 13–14 years
- 1 subject
- ₹3,000/month
- 2 to 3 subjects
- ₹6,000/month
- All subjects
- ₹8,400/month
- Each class
- 60 min
- Format
- One-to-one
What Class 8 costs, by subjects
Every class is one-to-one. Class 6 to 8 costs 20% more than Class 1 to 5; Class 9 and 10 cost 40% more. Nothing here changes mid-year.
1 subject
₹3,000 /month
2 days a week · 60 min each
2 to 3 subjectsRecommended
₹6,000 /month
4 days a week · 60 min each
All subjects
₹8,400 /month
5 to 6 days a week · 60 min each
- One teacher, one child - every class
- Lesson plan written around your child's school books
- Choose the days, the times and how many classes a week
- Direct WhatsApp line to the teacher
What a Class 8 parent is actually paying for
Class 8 is the last year of Middle School, and it is when the stakes return. Two things make it different from Class 7. First, algebra changes: identities, factorization, squares and roots, and equations that must be manipulated, not just solved. Everything in Class 9 and Class 10 - quadratics, polynomials, coordinate geometry - rests directly on this. A Class 8 algebra gap is the most expensive thing your fourteen-year-old can carry forward. Second, promotion at the end of Class 8 is no longer automatic. The rules changed, and they now differ by state and by school type. Class 8 is the last year when a weak foundation is still cheap to repair.
What changes at Class 8
- Works confidently with rational numbers, including negatives, in all four operations
- Expands and factorises using the standard algebraic identities rather than guessing
- Finds squares, square roots, cubes and cube roots and estimates when the answer is not exact
- Handles exponents including negative powers, and standard form for very large or small numbers
What Class 8 parents tell us goes wrong
- Expands brackets correctly but cannot factorise, because the identity was learnt in one direction only
- Loses signs when a minus sits in front of a bracket, every single time
- Confuses area with volume in mensuration, and formula sheets make it worse rather than better
- Has memorised identities as strings of symbols with no idea what they mean
Fees for every other class
Every class costs the same, so these pages differ in what the year asks of a child, not in the price. Nothing is quoted on a call.
- Class 1 fees
- Class 2 fees
- Class 3 fees
- Class 4 fees
- Class 5 fees
- Class 6 fees
- Class 7 fees
- Class 9 fees
- Class 10 fees
What Class 8 tuition covers
Class 8 fees - what parents ask
How much does Class 8 tuition cost per month?
It depends on how many subjects: 1 subject is ₹3,000 a month (2 days a week), 2 to 3 subjects is ₹6,000 a month (4 days a week), all subjects is ₹8,400 a month (5 to 6 days a week). Every class is one-to-one and 60 min long. There is no admission fee, no material fee and no annual charge on top.
Does Class 8 cost more than other classes?
A little. Class 6 to 8 costs 20% more than Class 1 to 5, because subjects separate out and each needs a teacher with real depth in it. Class 9 and 10, the board years, cost 40% more.
Is there anything to pay before classes start?
No. A free 20-minute assessment. We find where your child actually is, then tell you what we would do about it. No card, no commitment. Payment starts only from the month you decide to begin.
What does a Class 8 parent get for that fee?
One teacher, one child - every class, Lesson plan written around your child's school books, Choose the days, the times and how many classes a week - and a regular note on what the teacher actually noticed, which is the part most families say they had never had before.
The Class 8 price is on this page. The assessment is free.
Twenty minutes with a teacher, no card and nothing to cancel. Afterwards you get an honest note on what the teacher actually noticed - including if we think your child does not need tuition.
- Tell us the class, the board, and where it is going wrong.
- We find a teacher who has taught that exact thing, and offer a slot.
- A free 20-minute assessment - stay and watch if you would like to.
- No card, nothing to commit to
- One teacher, one child, every class
- The same teacher, every single week