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Priya Vivek
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Priya Vivek

English & Mathematics tutor · CBSE · 10 yrs

Ahmedabad

Teaches English

CBSE
Experience
10+ yrs
Fee
₹1,000–₹1,500/hr
Shaikh Akshnaaz
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Shaikh Akshnaaz

Ahmedabad

Teaches Maths · English · Social Science

CBSE
Experience
1+ yrs
Fee
₹150–₹200/hr

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What home tuition costs in Ahmedabad

Across NXTutors, most home-tuition sessions fall between ₹800 and ₹2,500 an hour; Classes 11–12, IB/IGCSE and JEE/NEET sit toward the upper end; specialists for IB HL or JEE Advanced can charge more. Tutors set their own fee, and you see each tutor's fee before the demo class.

Monthly example: 3 one-hour classes a week ≈ ₹9,600–₹32,500 a month (12–13 classes at ₹800–₹2,500 an hour). An example, not a quote: your tutor's own fee decides the real figure.

Example only, not a quote: one subject, one-hour classes, 4 weeks a month. Your tutor's own fee decides the real figure.
Classes a week Classes a month At ₹800 an hour At ₹2,500 an hour
2 8 ₹6,400 a month ₹20,000 a month
3 12 ₹9,600 a month ₹30,000 a month

Why one-to-one home tuition costs more than group coaching

In a coaching batch, one teacher's hour is shared by many students, so each family pays for a part of it. At home the whole hour is your child's: the pace, the questions and the homework check follow one student, and the tutor's travel to your home is part of the working day. A small group of two or three children from the same society usually costs less per child, with less individual attention.

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Home tuition in Ahmedabad: a parent's guide from Thaltej to Vastral

Ahmedabad is split by the Sabarmati. On the west bank, Navrangpura and Paldi grew first beyond the walled city, and the newer suburbs spread out along SG Highway to Bopal, Shela and Gota. On the east bank lie the old mill districts, the lakeside streets of Kankaria and Maninagar, and the fast-growing ring-road suburbs of Nikol and Vastral. Since 2019 the metro has stitched the two banks together: the Blue Line runs east to west across the river, the Red Line runs north to south along the western side, and since January 2026 a line from Motera Stadium reaches right into Gandhinagar. For a family looking for a tutor, the bank you live on and the nearest station decide more than the postcode.

How does NXTutors find a tutor for an Ahmedabad family?

You fill in a single request: the student's class and board, the subjects, your locality and the name of the nearest crossroads or station, the days and hours that are free, whether you want lessons at home, online or a mix, and a budget. In return you receive two or three tutors who fit. Each tutor's fee is visible before anything is booked, and the first lesson with the one you choose is a free demo. For Ahmedabad we weigh four things:

  • West bank or east bank? Crossing the Sabarmati at the evening peak adds real time to a visit, so we look first at tutors already on your side of the river.
  • Blue Line, Red Line or neither? A tutor who can ride straight to Thaltej, Vastral or Vasna keeps a timetable more easily; where there is no station, as in Satellite, Bopal or Gota, we look for tutors who already travel those roads.
  • Gated society or open lane? Towers along SG Highway and the ring road log every visitor; older houses in Paldi, Bapunagar or Khokhra open straight onto the street.
  • Which paper, which medium? A GSEB Class 10 student taught in Gujarati and a Cambridge IGCSE student need very different tutors, so board, class and language of instruction are matched together.

The demo is an ordinary lesson on whatever chapter the school is teaching that week. If the fit is wrong, the next tutor on the list is arranged, and changing tutor later is free.

Ahmedabad, zone by zone

The Ahmedabad tutor list on this page draws on 2 tutor profiles, and 34 localities have a page of their own. On every locality page, tutors based in that neighbourhood come first, then tutors from the rest of its zone, then the wider city, then online tutors. For planning home lessons we group the city into seven zones, four on the west bank and three on the east: Navrangpura, Paldi and Ellisbridge, Satellite, Vastrapur and Bodakdev, Prahlad Nagar, Bopal and Shela, Naranpura, Gota and Chandkheda, Maninagar, Isanpur and Kankaria, Nikol, Naroda and Bapunagar and Shahibaug, Asarwa and Meghaninagar. These groupings are our own and do not follow municipal zone or ward boundaries.

Navrangpura, Paldi and Ellisbridge: the first neighbourhoods across the river

When Ahmedabad first grew past its old walls onto the west bank, Navrangpura was among the earliest areas to develop, and it still blends older low-rise blocks and independent houses with newer towers and busy shopping streets. Ellisbridge takes its name from the steel bridge finished in 1892 and protected as a heritage structure since 1989; the locality near its western end has apartment buildings, independent homes and the Law Garden area. Paldi keeps several Art Deco era houses beside apartment complexes and builder floors, Ambawadi is mostly apartments with villas in its quieter pockets, and Vasna, at the south-western end, is a district of multi-storey societies.

This is where the two metro lines meet. Old High Court is the Blue and Red Line interchange, and both western sections opened on 30 September 2022. The Red Line then runs south through Ellisbridge, Paldi and Ambawadi to its terminus at APMC in Vasna. Beyond Old High Court the Blue Line crosses the river and goes underground at Shahpur. A tutor living anywhere along either line can arrive by train. Apartment watchmen note visitors, independent houses mean a knock on the door, and the approaches to the bridges are slowest at office hours.

Satellite, Vastrapur and Bodakdev: towers and bungalows along SG Highway

The Sarkhej–Gandhinagar road, known to everyone as SG Highway and part of National Highway 147, is the spine of this zone. Satellite is one of the long-established western areas, with apartment complexes of every age and bungalows on plotted lanes. Jodhpur beside it is mainly flats and builder floors around the Shivranjani crossroads. Vastrapur surrounds a lake that has long hosted music performances, Bodakdev pairs gated towers with a notable share of bungalows, Thaltej grew around an old village and its lake, and Memnagar is mostly two- and three-bedroom flats in mid-rise societies.

The Blue Line serves the northern half of the zone. Gurukul Road station is in Memnagar, with Doordarshan Kendra and Thaltej following; the section opened on 30 September 2022, and Thaltej Gam became the western terminus on 8 December 2024. Satellite, Jodhpur and Vastrapur have no station of their own, so tutors come by two-wheeler, auto, BRTS or city bus. Towers here often ask for a phone number at the gate, and the highway service lanes thicken in the evening, so a late-afternoon or weekend slot is easiest to keep.

Prahlad Nagar, Bopal and Shela: the south-western growth corridor

Prahlad Nagar, right on SG Highway, combines premium gated flats with a large cluster of offices and shops; spare land is scarce, so few new large projects appear. Bopal is the story of the city's rapid growth: its population rose from 18,553 in 2001 to 55,068 in 2011, and it was merged with Ghuma into a municipality in 2015 before coming under the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation. South Bopal, often called SoBo, is almost entirely modern gated complexes, and Shela, further out towards Sanand, is dominated by new towers and township-style projects alongside villas and residential plots.

None of these localities has a metro station. The outer ring road, built by the Ahmedabad Urban Development Authority and opened in 2004, carries most traffic past the Bopal junction, and BRTS Route 17 runs to South Bopal from the Satellite side. Most tutors therefore ride two-wheelers. Big complexes may register a visitor at the main gate and again at the tower, so send the tutor's details ahead, and for specialist senior subjects families here often add online lessons to a home tutor.

Naranpura, Gota and Chandkheda: the northern stretch towards Gandhinagar

Naranpura is a settled neighbourhood of budget blocks, mid-segment societies and large bungalows, with busy shopping around Vijay Char Rasta and Ankur Road. Ghatlodia, also spelt Ghatlodiya, is densely built and largely low-rise. Gota grew up after SG Highway was built and is known for mid-range apartment societies. Chandkheda, once a separate panchayat, joined the municipal corporation on 19 January 2008 and holds housing board societies, company colonies and apartment complexes along a wide main road that leads north towards Gandhinagar. Sabarmati, named after the river it borders, mixes apartments, older houses and railway colony areas.

The Red Line runs the length of this zone, from Motera Stadium in the north through Sabarmati and AEC down to Vijay Nagar, which serves Naranpura; it opened to the public on 6 October 2022. From Motera Stadium the Gandhinagar line has run since 16 September 2024, and its last section into Gandhinagar opened on 11 January 2026, so a tutor living in the state capital can now reach Chandkheda by train. Gota and Ghatlodia have no station; BRTS Route 9 ends in Gota, and two-wheelers do the rest.

Maninagar, Isanpur and Kankaria: the lake and the south on the east bank

Across the river in the south, Maninagar is an established residential and market district split in two by the railway line, with older houses on busy streets and newer flats towards New Maninagar; it is also the city's entrance to the Ahmedabad–Vadodara Expressway. Kankaria surrounds the city's largest lake, completed in 1451, whose redeveloped lakefront opened on 25 December 2008. Khokhra grew around textile mills whose land has since become housing, Isanpur began as a village beside the city and is now mostly low-rise apartments in the South Zone, and Ghodasar is a quiet pocket of flats and a few independent houses nearby.

Maninagar railway station, on the main line to Mumbai, has a footbridge to the BRTS bus station, so a tutor can arrive by train or bus. Kankaria East, an underground Blue Line station, opened to commuters on 5 March 2024, and Apparel Park is within reach of Khokhra. Low-rise blocks rarely need more than a call from the entrance. Around the lake, Sundays, holidays and the December carnival bring crowds, so weekday evenings suit lessons better.

Nikol, Naroda and Bapunagar: mill history and the eastern ring road

The east of the city holds its industrial past and some of its fastest-growing suburbs. Bapunagar was set up in the early 1960s to house textile mill workers and later became a major diamond-cutting centre; its lanes are dense, with a busy market. Amraiwadi traces its story to a 15th-century royal garden and still shows former mill chawls beside newer flats. Naroda has two halves, Juna Naroda around the old village and Nava Naroda with its societies, beside a large industrial estate. Odhav mixes factories with homes, Nikol has new high-rises near the ring road, and Vastral has grown from a village into a residential suburb.

This is where Ahmedabad's metro began. On 4 March 2019 the first section opened, Vastral Gam to Apparel Park, with Nirant Cross Road, Vastral and Rabari Colony between them, and Amraiwadi station followed on 18 May 2019. Naroda has a station on the line to Udaipur but no metro. In Bapunagar and Juna Naroda a two-wheeler beats a car, and industrial shift changes make a mid-evening lesson smoother.

Shahibaug, Asarwa and Meghaninagar: the north-central east bank

Shahibaug sits on the east bank of the Sabarmati and takes its name from a royal garden palace built in 1622; long one of the city's well-off districts, it is now mostly spacious three- and four-bedroom flats. Asarwa beside it is an older neighbourhood where large medical and teaching campuses sit among independent homes and mid-income apartments, and Meghaninagar is an affordable to mid-budget area of houses and flats, popular with owners and tenants alike.

Rail here means Asarva railway station on the Udaipur line, and the nearest metro stops are the Blue Line's underground stations at Shahpur, Gheekanta and Kalupur Railway Station, all opened on 30 September 2022. Most tutors therefore arrive by road, using Airport Road, Camp Road or Riverfront Road. Apartment gates expect a name and a call to the flat; traffic near the medical campuses stays heavy through the day, so an evening time agreed in advance is usually easier.

Which boards do Ahmedabad tutors teach?

Ahmedabad families sit four kinds of examination, and the request form asks which one first, because the board shapes what a good lesson looks like.

GSEB, the Gujarat board

The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board runs the state's Class 10 and Class 12 public examinations, and a large share of the city's students study under it. Schools on this board teach in Gujarati, English and other media, so tell us the medium: a tutor needs to use the same terms as the textbook. Take the exam pattern and timetable only from the board's own notices.

CBSE

CBSE papers rest on the NCERT books and increasingly test whether a student can apply an idea: case-based questions, assertion and reason, unfamiliar settings. The tutor who helps most starts from the textbook, works through the board's sample papers against its marking scheme, and insists on written steps so that no method mark is lost.

ICSE and ISC

CISCE sets ICSE at Class 10 and ISC at Class 12. Both reward full, well-organised written answers across a wide syllabus, and English includes set literature. Breadth is the usual difficulty, so the tutor's job is a revision loop that reaches every chapter, timed answer practice, and steady progress on internal assessment and project work.

IB and IGCSE

The IB Diploma mixes final exams with internally assessed coursework, and Mathematics is offered as Analysis and Approaches or Applications and Interpretation, at Standard or Higher Level. A tutor may discuss an Internal Assessment or Extended Essay but never write it. Cambridge IGCSE rewards reading command words closely, choosing the right tier and marking past papers against the official scheme.

What should a tutor focus on at each stage?

Classes 1 to 8

Younger children need reading with understanding, quick mental maths, confident fractions, a gentle start on algebra and neat written work. One or two lessons a week with the tutor beside them at the table is usually plenty, and the same tutor can often take every subject.

Classes 9 and 10

The jump in Maths and Science comes in Class 9, and whatever is left shaky there resurfaces in the board year. For Class 10, finish chapters and chapter tests by early winter, then move to full timed papers. Our Class 10 Maths preparation plan and Class 10 Science notes lay out that sequence.

Classes 11 and 12

Each subject becomes a specialism in Class 11, so one tutor per difficult subject usually works better than a single all-rounder. Physics and Maths trouble science students most, and Accountancy troubles commerce students. See our strategies for Class 12 Physics and Class 12 calculus and algebra.

Which subjects can an Ahmedabad tutor take?

Tutors on NXTutors cover Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, English, Computer Science, Accountancy, Economics, Business Studies, Hindi and Sanskrit, and many teach every subject at primary level. For Gujarati, mention it in the request so that we look for it specifically. Ahmedabad has dedicated pages for maths home tutors, science home tutors, physics home tutors and chemistry home tutors. Senior Chemistry is really three subjects in one, with numerical physical chemistry, reaction-based organic and memory-heavy inorganic; our guide to Class 12 organic and inorganic chemistry explains how to divide the time.

Does a home tutor help with JEE or NEET?

It can, as long as the tutor works alongside coaching rather than in place of it. The useful jobs are specific:

  • Clearing the pile. Each week, go through unsolved coaching sheets and every question marked wrong in the last test.
  • One revision for two exams. The NCERT books for Classes 11 and 12 carry both the board papers and much of the entrance syllabus, so a single plan can serve both.
  • The weakest subject first. Extra hours on the subject pulling the total down pay back more than equal time for all three.

NTA holds JEE Main in two sessions in the first half of the year, and qualifiers may then attempt JEE Advanced. NEET UG is held once a year, and Biology accounts for half of its marks, so the NCERT Biology books repay careful reading. Rely only on each year's official information bulletin for dates. For subject detail see JEE Maths topic by topic, JEE Physics, JEE Chemistry and NEET Biology from NCERT. If coaching runs late in the evening, a short online session is often the only practical time for doubts.

Home or online tuition in Ahmedabad?

A tutor at the table suits younger children and for subjects where the working counts, such as Maths and Chemistry numericals. Online lessons open up teachers from across India, which matters most for IB, IGCSE and advanced senior papers. In Ahmedabad the geography tips the balance:

  • The river. Bridge approaches slow at office hours, so a tutor from your own bank of the Sabarmati is usually the steadier choice.
  • Two main lines and an interchange. The Blue Line links Vastral in the east with Thaltej Gam in the west, the Red Line links Motera Stadium with APMC, and Old High Court joins them, so homes near a station can draw on tutors from two corridors.
  • The Gandhinagar extension. Since the final section opened in January 2026, northern suburbs such as Chandkheda and Sabarmati can also draw on tutors from the capital.
  • The unconnected west. Satellite, Prahlad Nagar, Bopal, Shela and Gota have no station, and BRTS, which opened its first corridor on 14 October 2009, fills only part of the gap, so local tutors or online lessons matter more there.

Many families settle on one weekly home lesson plus a short online session for doubts, with the same tutor for both. Our comparison of home and online tutoring goes through the trade-offs.

What does a home tutor cost in Ahmedabad?

Across NXTutors, most home-tuition sessions fall between ₹800 and ₹2,500 an hour; Classes 11–12, IB/IGCSE and JEE/NEET sit toward the upper end; specialists for IB HL or JEE Advanced can charge more. Each tutor sets their own rate, and three factors usually explain the difference:

  • Class and board. Primary lessons usually cost less than senior-school, IB or IGCSE teaching.
  • How specialised the work is. Advanced entrance problem solving, IB Higher Level and coursework guidance cost the most.
  • The journey. A tutor crossing the river or driving out to Shela may build that into the fee; one from your own neighbourhood seldom does.

You see the fee of every shortlisted tutor before the demo, and no one above your stated budget is put forward. Our pricing guide sets out fees by class and subject, and home tuition fees in Ahmedabad looks at the city in more detail.

What should you watch for in the demo class?

A profile earns a tutor a place on the shortlist; the demo shows whether they belong there. Look for five things:

  1. Questions before teaching. Did the tutor check what your child already understands?
  2. Who did the work? Was your child writing and solving, or mostly listening?
  3. Knowledge of the paper. Can the tutor explain how your board sets this year's exam, and in which medium?
  4. A plan for the month. What will be covered in the next four weeks, and how will you know it is working?
  5. A route that lasts. Which line, bus or road, and at what hour, every week?

If you live in a gated society, give the tutor's name and number to the gate or enter it in the visitor app before the demo; for an independent house, share the house number, lane, nearest crossroads and a map pin. Hold lessons in a shared room with an adult at home. Our demo class checklist for parents and advice on choosing a board and stream may help.

When is the right time to start?

CBSE's session begins in April, while GSEB and other schools follow their own calendars, so check your school's dates. A typical board year falls into five stretches:

  • April to June: new books and the summer break, the natural window to close gaps from the previous year.
  • July to September: regular weekly teaching alongside school, with chapter tests and first-term exams.
  • October to December: finishing the syllabus. Navratri evenings and the Diwali break change family routines, so agree lesson times for those weeks early.
  • January to March: pre-boards, sample papers and the board exams themselves; Uttarayan, the kite festival in mid-January, is worth planning around.
  • April to May: the second JEE Main session, JEE Advanced and NEET UG, and the May examinations for IB and Cambridge students.

Confirm every date from official notices. Starting in spring gives a full year; starting in winter still helps, with the emphasis on past papers and exam technique.

How do you get started in Ahmedabad?

Send us the class, board and medium, the subjects, your locality and nearest crossroads or station, and the times that work. We come back with two or three matched tutors; you pick one for a free demo class and decide after it. Choose your locality from the zones above, browse all tutors or book a free demo class directly. If no home tutor is close enough yet, an online tutor from anywhere in India can begin at once.

For a closer look at one side of the river, read our West Ahmedabad tuition guide or the East Ahmedabad tuition guide.

Elsewhere in Gujarat, see home tutors in Surat, or browse cities across India.

Teaching in Ahmedabad? See home tuition jobs in Ahmedabad and the localities where families are looking for tutors.

Home tuition in Ahmedabad: common questions

How much does a home tutor cost in Ahmedabad?

Tutors set their own fees, by class, subject and experience. Across NXTutors, most home-tuition sessions fall between ₹800 and ₹2,500 an hour; Classes 11–12, IB/IGCSE and JEE/NEET sit toward the upper end; specialists for IB HL or JEE Advanced can charge more. You see each tutor's fee before the demo class.

Which areas of Ahmedabad do your tutors cover?

Tutors currently cover 34 areas of Ahmedabad, including Ambawadi, Amraiwadi, Asarwa, Bapunagar, Bodakdev. Each area page lists the tutors nearest to it.

Which boards and exams do tutors in Ahmedabad teach?

CBSE, ICSE and ISC, IB and IGCSE for Classes 6 to 12, plus JEE and NEET preparation, at home or online.

Is the first class free?

Yes. The first session is a free demo class, so you can judge the tutor's teaching style before deciding. If the fit is not right, we suggest another tutor.

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