1 subject
2 days a week, 60 minutes a class
₹3,100/month, in person
Class 1 to 5. Class 6 to 8: ₹3,800. Class 9 and 10: ₹4,400.
The same plan taught one-to-one online is ₹2,500 a month in Class 1 to 5. The difference is the teacher’s travel.
South & East Bengaluru
Home tuition in Bengaluru for Class 1 to 10
Home tuition in Bengaluru is the one part of Skoolur that is not online. A teacher comes to you, teaches your child one-to-one, face to face, and works from whatever your child’s school is covering that week. It runs for Class 1 to 10, but only in parts of South and East Bengaluru, because one person can only be in one place at a time.
For a six or seven year old who cannot yet sit still in front of a screen, that matters. Younger children need someone at the table who can see the page, turn it round, and put a finger on the word they skipped. Everywhere outside that area, every class, every subject and every board is taught online, and taught well.
Bengaluru also has a specific problem that makes evening tuition harder than it sounds. It is one of the most congested cities in the world to drive across, by TomTom’s Traffic Index. Sending a Class 3 child out for a second commute after school is a real cost. Either the teacher travels, or the class does not.
Areas we can reach
- HSR Layout
- Koramangala
- BTM Layout
- Bellandur
- Sarjapur Road
- Electronic City
- Whitefield
- Marathahalli
Not on the list? Say where you are and we will tell you honestly whether a teacher can get to you - or suggest online instead.
Areas with their own page
- Whitefield - East Bengaluru, and the one locality where Hindi comes up by name.
- Electronic City - South, split by the expressway, and the one place Kannada is searched by name.
- Jayanagar - South, settled, and the market most likely to be comparing you with a neighbour's tutor.
- Koramangala - South-East, dense with options, and the market where price is asked first.
- HSR Layout - South-East, and the closest of the five to where the teaching runs from.
- Fee
- ₹3,100 to ₹8,800/month
- Teaching
- One-to-one
- Classes
- 2 days to 5 to 6 days a week, 60 min
In the room
What an hour actually looks like
Start with the school book
We don't run a parallel syllabus. We start with what came home from your child's school that week, making the connection immediate.
Read aloud, every time
With one teacher and one child, your child reads aloud all the way through the session rather than waiting for a turn. That is the whole point of teaching one-to-one.
Two minutes with you at the end
What worked well, what could improve, and one particular thing to practise before the next class. This happens face-to-face in real time, not as a monthly written form.
Before you enquire
Where in-person is the wrong answer
We would rather turn down a booking than take one that will not work. In these cases online is genuinely the better choice, and cheaper:
- You are outside the areas listed. A teacher stuck in Bengaluru traffic arrives late, tired, and eventually stops coming.
- You want a specific weekly slot in the evening peak. Travel makes that fragile. Online holds a fixed time far more reliably.
- Budget is tight. One-to-one online costs less and, for most children past Class 3, works just as well.
Every teacher who visits
- Taught the class and board your child is in
- Interviewed and observed teaching a live class before joining
- Teaches the same batch every week - never a rota of strangers
- Reachable by parents on WhatsApp between classes
14+ years of classroom teaching sits behind the matching. You meet whoever will teach your child in the assessment, before anything is paid.
What it costs
In-person fees, by number of subjects
Home tuition is the dearest thing we offer, and it should be: it is one teacher, in your house, for one child, with travel time nobody else is paying for. It is 25% more than the same plan online. The large figure is Class 1 to 5; Class 6 to 8 costs 20% more than Class 1 to 5, because subjects separate out and need specialist depth, and Class 9 and 10 cost 40% more, because they are board-exam years taught by subject specialists, with past papers and marking schemes.
2 to 3 subjects
4 days a week, 60 minutes a class
₹6,300/month, in person
Class 1 to 5. Class 6 to 8: ₹7,500. Class 9 and 10: ₹8,800.
The same plan taught one-to-one online is ₹5,000 a month in Class 1 to 5. The difference is the teacher’s travel.
All subjects
5 to 6 days a week, 60 minutes a class
₹8,800/month, in person
Class 1 to 5. Class 6 to 8: ₹10,500. Class 9 and 10: ₹12,300.
The same plan taught one-to-one online is ₹7,000 a month in Class 1 to 5. The difference is the teacher’s travel.
Per child, per month, with nothing added later. Every plan and price is published here - including the online options, which most families outside Bengaluru take instead.
Honestly
In person, or online? A straight answer
In-person costs more and we have very few seats, so it is worth being blunt about when it is genuinely the better choice and when it is simply the more expensive one.
In person is worth it when…
- For Class 1 to 3 children, sustained attention through a whole lesson is still developing. A teacher physically present is harder to ignore than an image on screen.
- The difficulty lies with writing—letter formation, maths working, and answer sheet presentation. Correcting these aspects through video proves challenging.
- No suitable quiet spot exists at home for an online session, or the household internet becomes unreliable during class time.
- If the assessment indicates your child needs more physical support than a screen provides, and school recognizes this already, then we're not suitable.
Online is the better buy when…
- Your child is comfortable on a screen. Then online live classes work just as well, and cost less.
- You are outside the areas a teacher can reliably reach, or no in-person seat is free when you need one.
- Schedules are demanding. With no commute, a 7pm weekday class works because no one needs to leave early.
- It makes more sense to direct that difference towards additional monthly classes than towards teacher travel.
If you are not sure, say so in the free assessment and the teacher will tell you which they would pick for your child. It is a short conversation and we would rather have it than sell you the dearer option by default.
Book a free assessment
Ask whether there is a seat
Tell us your child’s class and your area. If a teacher can reach you we will arrange a free assessment in person. If not, we will say so and suggest the online option rather than leaving you waiting.
Questions about in-person tuition
What areas of Bengaluru does your service include?
In-person teaching runs out of HSR Layout, so it realistically covers South and East Bengaluru - HSR Layout, Koramangala, BTM, Bellandur, Sarjapur Road, Electronic City and the Whitefield side. If you are further out we will say so rather than promise a teacher who then cancels.
Which classes do you teach in person?
Class 1 to 10, one teacher with one child at your home, in parts of South and East Bengaluru only. Seats are very limited, so if no teacher can reach you we will say so and suggest online instead.
How many seats are there?
Not many. Every in-person class is one teacher and one child, and because a teacher can occupy only one location at a time, seats fill quickly and are often full. If no space is available, we'll tell you directly rather than adding you to an endless waiting list.
Is in-person more effective than online for young children?
Not automatically. For a Class 1 or 2 child who cannot yet sit still on a call, in person genuinely helps. For a child who is comfortable with a screen, online live classes work just as well and cost less. We will tell you which we think suits your child after the assessment, even when that is the cheaper answer.
What does in-person home tuition cost?
In Class 1 to 5 it is ₹3,100 for 1 subject, ₹6,300 for 2 to 3 subjects and ₹8,800 for all subjects, a month, with every class 60 min and one teacher and one child. Class 6 to 8 costs 20% more than Class 1 to 5, because subjects separate out and need specialist depth, and Class 9 and 10 cost 40% more, because they are board-exam years taught by subject specialists, with past papers and marking schemes: at home that is ₹3,800, ₹7,500 and ₹10,500 in Class 6 to 8 and ₹4,400, ₹8,800 and ₹12,300 in Class 9 and 10. That is 25% more than online, because a teacher travels to you. Every plan is published on the fees page.
Will your lessons follow my child's school syllabus?
Yes. We ask what the school is covering that week and work alongside it rather than running a parallel course. That works for CBSE, ICSE and the Karnataka State board - Bengaluru has all three within a few kilometres of each other, and children move between them more often than people expect.
Free · no card needed
Outside Bengaluru? Classes are still available.
Online delivery covers every level except the in-person tier, serving all of India through the same live classes.