Browse home tutors and online tutors near you, compare private tuition teachers by subject, class, board and city, and connect with the best tutor for your child. Every listing is a real tutor profile, not a classified advert.
A home tutor is a teacher who teaches a student at the student's home, usually one-to-one or in a small group, while an online tutor teaches the same subject over live video classes.
Most families start by looking for tutors for home tuition: a teacher who comes to the house, knows the local syllabus and can be reached in a few minutes. CityTutor lists exactly that, so a search for home tutors near me returns teachers who actually serve your city instead of a national list of unrelated profiles.
If you want the best home tuition and tutor near me arrangement for your child, compare two or three profiles before deciding. Check the classes each tutor teaches, the board they prepare students for, and whether their available slots fit your child's school routine.
Use the filters to narrow the directory to your own city, then to the subject and class your child needs. CityTutor is built around local search, so results reflect tutors who genuinely serve your city or nearby areas rather than a national list of unrelated profiles.
If nothing matches today, post a learning requirement instead. Matching tutors contact you when they join, which is often faster than waiting for the directory to grow around your exact subject.
Choosing well is less about finding the cheapest tuition and more about matching teaching style to your child. A tutor who is excellent with Class 12 Physics may not be the right person for a Class 4 child who needs patience and habit-building.
A private tutor teaches one student at a time, usually at home or online, and adjusts the pace to that child. A tuition teacher may teach a small group of two to five students in the neighbourhood. A tutoring service or tuition service is a larger arrangement, often with several teachers and a coordinator.
CityTutor lists individual home tutors and online tutors, and also supports schools and institutes that hire teachers through the platform. If you are looking for a tutoring service rather than a single teacher, post a requirement describing your needs and let suitable teachers respond.
Tuition fees depend on the class, the subject, how many days a week the tutor teaches, the distance, and whether the class is at home or online. Board-year students for Maths and Science usually attract higher fees than primary-level tuition, because the preparation is more intensive.
CityTutor does not publish invented price lists. Instead, each tutor profile shows the fee information the tutor has provided, and you agree the amount directly with the tutor before classes begin so there are no surprises later.
Profiles are reviewed before they are published, and verification status is displayed on the profile. Contact details stay masked in public listings and are revealed inside the platform with credit points, which protects tutors from spam calls and families from fake listings.
Search the tutor directory and filter by your city, then by subject and class. Results show tutors who serve that city, along with their subjects, teaching mode and experience, so you can shortlist the ones closest to your requirement.
Yes. Many tutors listed on CityTutor offer online classes for students anywhere in the state. Choose the online teaching mode filter to see which teachers handle your subject and class remotely.
Browsing the directory and posting a requirement are free. To see a tutor's phone number or email, you reveal the contact card inside the platform, which costs 5 credit points. Credit plans are listed on the packages page.
Profiles are reviewed before publication and the verification status is shown on the profile itself, together with the qualifications and experience the tutor has provided.
Post a learning requirement with the subject, class and city. Matching tutors contact you through the platform as soon as a suitable teacher is available in your area.