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South Extension is in the GK, Defence Colony & Lajpat Nagar part of Delhi. Other areas in GK, Defence Colony & Lajpat Nagar with a page include Pamposh Enclave, Lajpat Nagar, Greater Kailash 2 and Greater Kailash 1. No home tutor lists South Extension yet, so the tutors below are from elsewhere in Delhi or teach online.
Match the station to the colony: Lajpat Nagar or Moolchand for Lajpat Nagar and Defence Colony, Greater Kailash for GK-1, GK-2 and Pamposh Enclave, South Extension for its two parts.
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.
Reviewed by NXTutors team · 16 Oct 2026 · Facts on places, roads and exams are checked against public sources.
Home tutors in South Extension: the short answer
Yes. Whether you live in South Extension Part I or Part II, a tutor can come to your floor or teach your child online. Share the class, board, subject and your part and block with NXTutors, and we put forward two or three matched tutors who travel to South Ex or teach online. Their fees are visible before you book anything, the opening class is a free demo, and swapping tutor later is free.
South Extension belongs to our GK, Defence Colony and Lajpat Nagar zone in Delhi. It is split down the middle by the Ring Road and one of the city's most familiar shopping streets, with quiet residential blocks behind the shopfronts and Mughal-era tombs among the houses. Below is what that layout means for a tutor's trip, the right slot and a lesson that actually happens every week.
South Extension in one table
Topic
South Extension (South Ex)
Parts
South Extension Part I and Part II, on either side of the Ring Road
Housing
Mainly 2, 3 and 4 BHK builder floors; some independent houses and a few gated blocks such as DDA Shalimar Apartment
Metro
South Extension station, Pink Line, underground, in Block E of Part II; exits marked for Part 1 and Part 2
Next stops
Lajpat Nagar (change for Violet Line) and Dilli Haat–INA (change for Yellow Line)
Roads
Ring Road, Aurobindo Marg, August Kranti Marg, Bheeshma Pitamah Marg, Barahpulla Marg
Neighbours
Kotla Mubarakpur, Defence Colony, Lajpat Nagar, East Kidwai Nagar, INA Colony, Sewa Nagar
Boards families ask about
Largely CBSE, with ICSE/ISC and some IB or IGCSE
Easier lesson times
Before the evening shopping rush, weekday mornings for younger children, weekend mornings for seniors
Who lives in South Extension: floors behind the shopfronts
South Extension, often written NDSE and called South Ex, grew on land that once belonged to Kotla Mubarakpur village. The Municipal Corporation of Delhi is the civic body. Part I lies on one side of the Ring Road and Part II on the other, with a footbridge near the metro linking the two shopping districts.
Behind the shops, the housing is mostly builder floors. Square Yards puts builder floors at almost all of the homes listed for sale, mainly 2 and 3 BHK, with 4 BHK floors and some independent houses and villas too. MyGate lists a handful of gated blocks, including DDA Shalimar Apartment (studio to 3 BHK) and the RWA South Extension 2 blocks with larger floors. Next door, Kotla Mubarakpur has older independent houses on narrower lanes.
The area's history is visible on the street. The twin Mughal tombs known as Bade Khan and Chote Khan ka Gumbad stand in the Kotla Mubarakpur complex; Kale Khan ka Makbara is in Part I; and Moth ki Masjid, built in 1505 under Sikandar Lodi, is now surrounded by the colony. These are useful landmarks to give a tutor who is new to the area.
Many South Ex families are close to large hospitals: the locality sits just east of AIIMS, with Safdarjung Hospital nearby. Parents who work long or shift hours in medicine or business often need a tutor who can hold a fixed slot, which is worth saying in your request.
Part I or Part II: does it matter?
For the lesson itself, no. For the trip, a little: the station sits in Part II with exits labelled for both parts, so tell the tutor which part you are in and which exit to use.
Which tutor fits your child?
What South Extension parents weigh before choosing a tutor
Resident reviews on Square Yards and MyGate for South Extension circle around a few points, and each one has a simple tuition answer.
Peak-hour and wedding-season traffic. Reviewers mention congestion at rush hour and during the wedding season, when shops and venues on the Ring Road draw extra cars. Fix a slot that does not require the tutor to drive the Ring Road at its busiest, or pick a tutor who comes by metro.
Parking during sales and festivals. Weekend and sale-season parking near the markets is described as scarce. If the tutor rides a two-wheeler, tell them where they can park in your block, away from the market side.
Air quality in winter. Air pollution is listed among the downsides. On the worst days, an online lesson saves a travel day for the tutor and keeps the routine intact for your child.
Metro and road links. On the plus side, reviewers value the Pink Line station and the main roads, and the closeness to hospitals and markets. For tuition, the station brings tutors from along the Pink Line ring within reach.
Green pockets. Several neighbourhood parks are listed for Part I and nearby Kotla Mubarakpur, which helps young children who need a run before they can sit still.
The rest of what parents ask is universal: is the tutor reliable week to week, do they know the school's board, and is a senior subject better done at home or online? We cover those for South Ex below.
Getting a tutor to South Extension: metro first, road second
South Extension station opened on 6 August 2018 on the Pink Line. It is underground, about 20 metres deep, with an island platform, and Wikipedia gives its address as Block E, South Extension II. Its gates are labelled for South Extension 1 and South Extension 2, and two of the four gates are step-free.
The Pink Line runs as a ring, so a tutor living near any Pink Line station can come without changing trains. The adjacent stops are useful interchanges: Lajpat Nagar, one stop east, connects with the Violet Line, and Dilli Haat–INA, one stop west, connects with the Yellow Line. Property guides also note that INA and AIIMS stations on the Yellow Line are roughly two kilometres away, which gives tutors coming up from Gurugram or the far south another way in.
By road, the Ring Road carries the main traffic past the markets. Aurobindo Marg leads towards Green Park and Hauz Khas, August Kranti Marg runs north towards India Gate, and Bheeshma Pitamah Marg and Barahpulla Marg serve the eastern side. Lodhi Colony railway station is the closest suburban rail stop.
The shortest trips usually come from Defence Colony, Kotla Mubarakpur, East Kidwai Nagar and Lajpat Nagar. We do not quote minutes because the Ring Road varies so much by hour and season; ask each tutor which line or road they plan to use, and when they will leave.
Bells, staircases and safety for South Ex lessons
In a South Extension builder floor, each storey usually has its own bell, and some buildings have a lift while others have only a stair. Before the demo, give the tutor your part, block, plot number and floor, and say whether there is a lift. If the building has a stilt or ground-floor entrance shared by several families, name the bell.
The gated blocks are a little different. In a DDA pocket such as Shalimar Apartment or an RWA-run block with a guard, tell the guard the tutor's name and timing before the first lesson, and ask the RWA whether a regular visitor can be noted down so the guard does not call you each week.
Inside the home, a dining table works well for most ages, provided the room is quiet for the lesson. Keep an adult in the home for any child, and leave the study-room door open, particularly for primary classes.
Families who prefer a woman teacher can say so in the request; NXTutors will shortlist a woman home tutor in Delhi where one fits the subject and slot. Everyone who joins as a tutor goes through an ID check: a one-time code on phone or email and a government photo ID reviewed by our team. For South Extension families, this confirms identity only and is not a police or background check. You can read how tutor ID checks are done, and the free demo is where you judge the teaching.
Boards South Extension students follow
Requests from South Extension are largely for CBSE, with a share for ICSE and ISC, and some families asking about IB or Cambridge IGCSE. For IB and IGCSE students, the tutor must work from the exact subject guide or syllabus the school uses, so share it on day one; our IB tutors in Delhi page explains what to look for.
For CBSE Class 10, the board's own scheme now allows a second sitting later in the same year to improve a score, so the main sitting stays the target.
In a builder-floor home, the board matters less for the room than for the tutor's choice: ICSE and ISC spread work across more subjects, so a South Ex family on that board may need two tutors sooner. The full comparison is in our board comparison guide.
What lessons look like at each stage in South Extension
Nursery to Class 5
Early learners need short, regular sessions, around 45 minutes, three or four times a week. A run in one of the neighbourhood parks before the lesson often helps a restless child settle. Keep reading books, the school diary and worksheets in one place so the tutor can pick up where the class left off.
Classes 6 to 8
Middle school is where reading, Maths and Science habits are set. One tutor for Maths and Science is common; an English tutor at home in Delhi is a frequent second request when writing or grammar slips. Ask the tutor to keep a short weekly note of what was covered, so you can see progress without sitting in.
Classes 9 and 10
From Class 9 the lessons lengthen, to about 90 minutes, and include timed practice. Science and Maths take most of the time. For Class 10 on CBSE, the tutor plans around the main board sitting; on ICSE, around a wider spread of papers.
Classes 11 and 12
Senior years usually mean a separate tutor for each main subject. Science students often ask for physics home tuition in Delhi first, since it carries both board and entrance weight. A student who goes by Pink Line to an evening class elsewhere may find a weekend morning lesson at home the most reliable.
When exam pressure peaks for South Ex students
For CBSE, ICSE and ISC students, board papers come early in the calendar year, with pre-boards before them. IB Diploma exams fall in May and November sessions, and Cambridge IGCSE in March, June and November series. Use only the boards' own websites for dates.
South Ex's busiest shopping and wedding weeks often fall in the same winter months as pre-boards. If your block is near the Ring Road markets, plan with the tutor which revision sessions can shift online if roads jam.
Home, online or coaching for a South Extension child
Home tuition keeps your child at home and lets you see the lessons. In South Ex, the Pink Line station means tutors from well beyond the next colony can reach you without changing trains, which widens the choice for less common subjects.
Online tuition is useful when the air is bad, when wedding-season traffic makes evenings unpredictable, or when the specialist you need for IB, IGCSE or an entrance subject lives far away.
A coaching centre suits a student who travels confidently by metro. South Ex's interchanges to the Violet and Yellow Lines are one stop away in each direction, which helps. The trade-off is time: the trip and a late return eat into the evening. Many families keep a home tutor for board subjects and use online or centre classes only for one targeted need.
What a home tutor charges in South Extension
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. Fees are set by each tutor, and NXTutors puts them in front of you before the demo.
The main things that move a fee are the class, the board, the subject and the hours a week. A tutor coming one stop on the Pink Line has an easy commute; one who drives the Ring Road in the evening, or travels from across the city, may prefer longer, less frequent sessions.
Ask up front how the tutor handles lessons you cancel, holidays and extra sessions before exams, and work out the month by multiplying the hourly fee by the lesson length and the number of lessons.
Quiet study places near South Extension
We found no public library or civic study room in South Extension from an official source, so none is listed. Square Yards lists several neighbourhood parks, including South Extension I Park and Bapu Park in Kotla Mubarakpur, which suit a break or a walk between study blocks rather than desk work. The main study space for most students here is a quiet room at home.
Neighbourhoods around South Extension
Defence Colony: directly east, built in 1960 on former Kotla Mubarakpur land, with Moolchand and Lajpat Nagar stations nearby.
Lajpat Nagar: one Pink Line stop away and the interchange to the Violet Line.
Green Park: south-west along Aurobindo Marg, on the Yellow Line.
Greater Kailash 1: to the south, with its lettered blocks and markets.
South Extension (NDSE, South Ex): Part I and Part II; MCD; originally part of Kotla Mubarakpur village; on Ring Road; just east of AIIMS; Bade and Chote Khan twin tombs in the Kotla Mubarakpur complex en.wikipedia.org
South Extension metro station: Pink Line, underground, ~20 m deep, island platform, opened 6 Aug 2018; Block E, South Extension II; serves Parts I and II; gates 1–4 (2 and 4 accessible), exits labelled South Extension 1 and 2; neighbours Lajpat Nagar (Violet interchange) and Dilli Haat–INA (Yellow interchange); pedestrian overbridge on the inner ring road links the two shopping districts en.wikipedia.org
South Extension housing mostly builder floors by private developers or DDA; gated blocks DDA Shalimar Apartment (studio–3 BHK) and RWA South Extension 2; Kotla Mubarakpur independent houses; Kale Khan ka Makbara in South Ex 1; Moth ki Masjid (1505, Sikandar Lodi) enclosed by locality; roads Ring Road, Bheeshma Pitamah Marg, Barahpulla Marg; INA and AIIMS Yellow Line stations ~2 km; Lodhi Colony railway station ~2 km; hospitals AIIMS, Safdarjung; neighbours Kotla Mubarakpur, Sewa Nagar, INA Colony, East Kidwai Nagar, Defence Colony; parks; weekend parking limited near markets mygate.com
South Extension I: builder floors dominate for-sale supply, mainly 2–3 BHK plus 4 BHK, some independent houses and villas; Ring Road, Aurobindo Marg (to Green Park, Hauz Khas), August Kranti Marg (towards India Gate); parks incl. South Extension I Park and Bapu Park, Kotla Mubarakpur; review pros (metro and road connectivity, shopping, hospitals) and cons (peak-hour and wedding-season traffic, limited parking in sale/festival seasons, air pollution) squareyards.com
South Extension borders Kotla Mubarakpur, Sewa Nagar, INA Colony, East Kidwai Nagar, Defence Colony; INA and AIIMS stations ~2 km propertypistol.com
Defence Colony established 1960 on former Kotla Mubarakpur land en.wikipedia.org
CBSE scheme of two Class X board exams from 2026 (second for improvement) cbse.gov.in
Each link opens the Delhi page for that board, subject or class. Tell us you are in South Extension and we look for tutors who can reach you, or teach online.
You tell us the class, board, subject and where in South Extension you live. Our AI does the slow part of the search and returns two or three tutors who fit, not a long list to scroll. You see each tutor's fee before the free demo, and switching tutor later is free.
1. It reads your requestClass, board (CBSE, ICSE, UP Board, IB or IGCSE), subject and the time slots that suit you.
2. It ranks by fit and distanceSubject and board first, then tutors who list South Extension among the areas they travel to, then the rest of GK, Defence Colony & Lajpat Nagar, then Delhi.
3. It offers online where it fitsIf home tutors for your subject are thin near South Extension, it says so and suggests online tutors instead of stretching the distance.
4. You meet the tutorThe first class is a free demo at home or online. You decide after it, not the algorithm.
Where AI stops and people start
Tutors who join go through an ID check by our team (how we check tutors). Sample profiles are marked as samples.
Teachers set the plan and have the final say on how your child learns.
The AI can make mistakes, and we say so: check important answers with the teacher.
Ask NXT AI
Ask about tutors, fees and demo classes in South Extension, Delhi.
If your child in South Extension is aiming at medical entrance, you may want two things at once: steady school work and serious NEET practice. You can ask for both. Our NEET home tutors page covers Delhi, and from here you can request a Biology or Chemistry tutor at home, online or a mix.
For any subject, NXTutors finds two or three tutors for your child's class and board. The fee for each is shown in advance, while the opening class costs nothing.
South Extension belongs to the GK, Defence Colony & Lajpat Nagar zone, alongside six other pages, among them Defence Colony and Greater Kailash 2. Tutors living in South Extension, or who list it as a place they travel to, appear first on this page. If there is no one yet for your subject, the list moves on to the zone's other pages, wider Delhi, home tutors living in Noida, and online tutors, each card explaining its reason. ICSE and ISC students can be matched too: CISCE runs those examinations, so mention the board when you write to us. Before you book, ask each tutor how they would split time between the school syllabus and entrance practice, and how often they set timed tests.
FAQs
To book a home tutor in South Extension, send NXTutors the class, board, subject and whether you are in Part I or Part II. We suggest two or three matched tutors who travel to South Ex or teach online. Each fee is shown before the first class, which is a free demo, and changing tutor later is free.
Yes, home tuition is available in South Extension Part II as well as Part I. The metro station is in Block E of Part II, so tutors coming by Pink Line often have a short walk. Give your block, plot and floor so the tutor knows which gate and bell to use.
Tutors reach South Extension on the Pink Line, at South Extension station in Block E of Part II, which has exits marked for both parts. Lajpat Nagar, one stop east, links to the Violet Line, and Dilli Haat–INA, one stop west, links to the Yellow Line.
South Extension tutors set their own fees, and you see each one before the free demo on NXTutors. 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. The class, board, subject and weekly hours shape the fee.
Yes, you can request a woman home tutor in South Extension by adding it to your request with class, board and subject. We look for women tutors who travel to South Ex or teach online; options depend on subject and timing. Tutors who join go through an ID check, not a police or background check.
For a Class 11 student in South Extension, home tuition usually works well for board subjects, while coaching suits entrance preparation if your child is happy travelling. The Pink Line and its interchanges help with the trip. Many families keep a home tutor per main subject and add one centre or online class.
Yes, reviews of South Extension mention heavy traffic in the wedding season and at rush hour, which can delay a tutor who drives. A tutor who comes by Pink Line is less affected. Agree in advance that the worst evenings can switch to an online lesson.
Most South Extension families who ask us for tutors are on CBSE, with some on ICSE or ISC and others on IB or Cambridge IGCSE. For IB and IGCSE, share the school's exact syllabus or subject guide with the tutor in the first week.
Yes, science tutors travel to South Extension for Classes 6 to 10, and subject tutors for Physics, Chemistry and Biology for Classes 11 and 12. Share the board and what your child finds hard. We shortlist tutors who travel to South Ex or teach online, with fees shown up front.
Yes, online classes are a good option for South Extension students on poor-air days, busy shopping weeks and for specialist subjects. They save a travel day and keep the weekly routine. Many families combine a home tutor for school work with one online subject.
Before visiting a South Extension builder floor, a tutor should know your part, block, plot number, floor and which bell to press, and whether there is a lift. In gated blocks like DDA Shalimar Apartment, tell the guard the tutor's name and timing before the first lesson.
Yes, Defence Colony and Kotla Mubarakpur are among the closest places a tutor can come from to reach South Extension. NXTutors matches tutors who say they travel to South Ex, not tutors who live there, and we ask each one their route and timing.
The metro gates and the Mughal tombs are the clearest South Extension landmarks for a tutor visiting for the first time. Kale Khan ka Makbara stands in Part I, and Bade and Chote Khan ka Gumbad are in the Kotla Mubarakpur complex next door. A map pin of your door still helps most.
You can ask for one. ISC is the Class 12 examination conducted by CISCE, so mention it with the subjects and the chapters done. We will look for ISC Biology tutors, at home in South Extension or online, and you can meet each in a free class before deciding which one to continue with.
Possibly. Defence Colony and South Extension sit within one NXTutors zone, so a tutor listed for one may also teach on the other. Ask which evenings they could offer and how long each lesson would run, and check during the free demo that the plan fits your child's school week and homework load.
By the floor's own entrance and bell, if your building has one. Share your floor details once, including which entrance and bell to use, and tell the tutor whether a guard needs their name first. Regular classes then become straightforward.
