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Priya Vivek
Verified · Woman tutor

Priya Vivek

From Ahmedabad · online

Ahmedabad

Teaches English · Maths

CBSE
Classes
11–12
Experience
10+ yrs
Fee
₹1,000–₹1,500/hr
Dr Fiona Winston
Verified · Woman tutor

Dr Fiona Winston

From Vellore · online

Vellore

Teaches English

CBSE ICSE ISC +2
Experience
10+ yrs
Fee
₹1,000/hr
JM
Verified · Woman tutor

Jayasree Madhu

From Bengaluru · online

Bengaluru

Teaches English

CBSE ICSE ISC
Experience
15+ yrs
Fee
₹600/hr
Pragya Sharma
Verified · Woman tutor

Pragya Sharma

From Dehradun · online

Saharanpur Road & Clement Town, Dehradun

Teaches English · Hindi · Science

CBSE
Classes
1–8, 10–12
Experience
6+ yrs
Fee
₹500/hr
Laisangbam Victoria Khuman
Verified · Woman tutor

Laisangbam Victoria Khuman

From Imphal · online

Paona bazaar, Imphal

Teaches Science · English · Hindi

CBSE
Classes
1–8
Experience
5+ yrs
Fee
₹200/hr
Done ✅
Verified · Woman tutor

Done ✅

From Tirupati · online

Tirupati

Teaches English

CBSE ICSE ISC +2
Experience
4+ yrs
Fee
₹20/hr
Lilijapriyadarsini Ray

Lilijapriyadarsini Ray

From Bhubaneswar, Fire Station · online

Bhubaneswar, Bhubaneswar, Fire Station

Teaches English

CBSE
Experience
4+ yrs
Fee
₹1,000–₹1,500/hr
Navdeep Singh
Verified

Navdeep Singh

From Pehowa · online

Pehowa

Teaches Science · Social Science · English

CBSE
Classes
1–10
Experience
3+ yrs
Fee
₹200/hr

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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.

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English home tutor in Jodhpur: literature answers, letter formats and the confidence to speak

English trips up Jodhpur students in different places. One child reads well but loses marks on the format of a letter; another follows every chapter in class yet writes a thin, short literature answer; a third has the marks but freezes when asked to speak. Many think in Hindi and write their exams in English, and on the Rajasthan board English is compulsory right through Class 12, whatever the stream. So before we suggest anyone, we ask four things: board, class, weakest skill and locality. You then receive two or three English tutors who match, every fee listed, and the first lesson with your pick is a free demo.

What does "English" mean on each board a Jodhpur student might sit?

The subject name is the same everywhere, but the paper is not. This is what a tutor needs to know before planning a single lesson.

English across the boards in Jodhpur at Classes 10 and 12, and the material a tutor should work from
BoardClass 10Class 12Work from
Rajasthan boardOne written paper of 80, sessional marks of 20, three blocksEnglish is compulsory in every faculty; readers are Flamingo and VistasNCERT readers; the board's own model questions and old papers
CBSELanguage and Literature, 80 + 20, with listening and speaking inside the 20English Core, 80 written with 20 for listening, speaking and a projectNCERT readers; sample papers and marking schemes on cbseacademic
CISCEICSE has a language paper and a literature paper, each out of 80ISC also sets two papers of 80, and both carry project workThe school's chosen texts; CISCE specimen papers
Cambridge or IBIGCSE entry as First Language (0500) or as a second language (0510/0511)IB Language A asks for unseen analysis, a comparative essay and an oralPast papers, and confirmation of the entry the school has made

How is English marked on the Rajasthan board?

The Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan uses the NCERT English readers. In its 2026-27 Class 10 syllabus the written paper carries 80 marks, split as reading 20, writing and grammar 20, and literature 40, drawn from First Flight and Footprints Without Feet; the school adds 20 sessional marks. In Class 12, English is compulsory for students in every faculty, alongside Hindi. Its 80 written marks divide into reading 22, writing and grammar 18, Flamingo 29 and Vistas 11.

Two lessons follow for a tutor. Literature is the largest block at both levels, so a student who knows the story but writes a short answer leaves marks behind every time. And because Class 12 English is compulsory for arts, commerce and science students alike, a science student cannot treat it as an afterthought in the board year. The board asks schools and families to follow the syllabus on its website, rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in, where a printed book differs. The Rajasthan board tutor in Jodhpur page covers the board's other subjects.

How does CBSE divide Class 10 English?

CBSE uses the same two readers in Class 10, but splits the 80 board marks a little differently: reading 20, grammar 10, writing 10 (a formal letter and an analytical paragraph based on a chart, a map or a graph, 5 marks apiece) and literature 40. The 20 internal marks include 5 for listening and speaking. The reading section pairs a discursive passage with a case-based factual passage that includes a chart or data, which rewards a student who reads the question before the text.

  • Reading: a fresh passage every week, timed, with each answer traced back to a line in the text.
  • Grammar: the mistakes in your child's own essays become the week's grammar list, so practice targets real errors.
  • Writing: once the layout of a formal letter is secure, attention moves to ideas, order and joining words.
  • Literature: a quick outline of points before writing, an eye on the word limit, and a quotation or detail from the chapter in every answer.

Why do literature answers decide the English mark?

On both the Rajasthan board and CBSE, literature is half the Class 10 written paper. The usual problem is not understanding but writing: the student knows what happened in the chapter and why, yet the answer is two lines long, repeats the question or wanders off the point. A tutor can fix this with a simple routine: read the question and underline what it asks, jot three points, write one sentence per point with a reference to the text, and close with a line that answers the question directly. Two answers a week written this way and marked for relevance and length do more than a stack of grammar worksheets.

What helps a student moving from Hindi medium to English?

The Rajasthan board publishes its syllabus in both Hindi and English, and many Jodhpur families move between the two media at some point. During that switch, Hindi is a ladder, not a crutch: the tutor uses it to explain early on and then takes it away step by step. Four habits make the climb manageable:

  1. Translating in both directions. A few Hindi sentences turned into English and a few English ones turned into Hindi each week; the errors show where word order goes wrong.
  2. A reading habit. Something short in English read at home every day, noted in a small diary with the new words met and a line on what it was about.
  3. Ready-made openings. A stock of starting sentences and connecting phrases for letters, paragraphs and literature answers, used until the student no longer needs to look.
  4. A switch-over point. A date agreed with the family, often the end of the first term, after which the lesson is conducted fully in English.

Can spoken English be part of home tuition?

Yes. Listening and speaking already carry marks on CBSE, ICSE and ISC, so speaking practice is not a detour from the syllabus. The simplest routine is to close every lesson by asking the student to retell the passage aloud, then move on over the weeks to short prepared talks and to answering unexpected questions. Where speaking is a goal in itself, perhaps for an interview or a new English-medium school, put that in the request; it shifts the kind of tutor we look for. Our spoken English guide for students explains what works.

What about children in Classes 1 to 5?

In the primary years, English tuition is mostly about becoming a reader. Signs that help is needed include guessing at words from the first letter, losing the line, or avoiding books altogether. The cure is little and often: decoding unfamiliar words, reading aloud with gentle correction, and telling the story back in the child's own words. Several brief sessions in a week achieve more than one long one. A teacher who specialises in young children suits this stage far better than a board-exam tutor, especially where English is rarely spoken at home.

English in Classes 11 and 12 beyond the state board

On CBSE, Class 11 English Core divides its marks into reading (26), grammar with creative writing (23) and literature (31), the literature coming from Hornbill and Snapshots. ISC students write a long composition from a choice of topics, a piece of directed writing and a proposal, and sit literature as a separate paper. IGCSE families should confirm which English the school has entered their child for, and IB students should expect analysis of unseen texts and an individual oral. Jodhpur has fewer teachers for these courses, so many families look online for them. The national English home tutor guide covers each course in depth.

How does an English tutor reach six Jodhpur localities?

Two-wheelers and autos carry most tutors around Jodhpur, so a teacher who lives on your side of the city tends to keep time most reliably. The Jodhpur home tuition page lists every locality.

English tuition in six Jodhpur localities: the kind of home and what to arrange for a steady weekly class
LocalityHomesPlan for
SardarpuraHomes beside a well-known market, some flats above shopsA slot before the evening shopping crowd; building name and floor
Shastri NagarMany apartment buildings alongside older colony housesThe guard desk told in advance; just after school or weekend mornings
Residency RoadHomes among offices and shops on the main roadEntrance and parking details; avoid the busiest stretch of the evening
MandoreMostly independent houses on plots, north of the cityA map pin in the newer colonies; the old gardens as a landmark
Vidhya NagarPlots, houses, builder floors and flatsThe guard told to expect the tutor in a gated layout; an early slot
Banar RoadNewer buildings with one- to three-bedroom flatsGate and visitor rules shared before the first class

For more local detail, open the Central Jodhpur or North Jodhpur zone page, and the Jodhpur home tuition guide compares every part of the city.

How can you judge an English tutor in one demo?

  • Before teaching, the tutor looked at something your child had already written and had marked by the school.
  • Your child understood the explanations, and more of the lesson was in English at the close than at the start.
  • Your child produced real English during the class: a written paragraph, or several sentences spoken without prompting.
  • The tutor could describe the sections of your child's actual paper, Rajasthan board, CBSE or CISCE, without guessing.
  • You were told what homework will be checked and what the next few lessons will cover.

If several of these were missing, let us know: another shortlisted tutor can give a demo, and you can also change tutor later without paying for the switch. Tutors who join go through an ID check; the Verified badge appears only after our team has reviewed the ID. How we check tutors explains the process.

What does an English home tutor in Jodhpur cost?

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 decides their own rate; expect it to reflect the class and board, how long they have taught that paper, the journey to your home at the time you want, and how many lessons a week you book. You see every rate before any demo, and the Jodhpur home tuition fees guide suggests questions to ask.

What should you send us?

A good request names the class and board, the part of English that concerns you (reading, writing, grammar, literature or speaking), whether your child is more comfortable in Hindi or English, your colony and a landmark, the days and hours that work, and the fee range you are considering. Two or three English tutors come back to you, each with a fee. For other subjects, see the maths and science home tutor pages for Jodhpur. If you teach English in Jodhpur, family requests near you are listed on Jodhpur tuition jobs.

English Home Tutor in Jodhpur: common questions

What do Jodhpur English tutors charge for RBSE, CBSE or spoken English lessons?

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 English tutor in Jodhpur decides their own rate, reflecting the class and board, how long they have taught that paper, the journey to your home and the lessons booked each week. You see every rate before any demo.

How does NXTutors find an English tutor for a Jodhpur family?

To find an English tutor in Jodhpur, tell us the board, class, weakest skill, preferred language and your colony with a landmark. You receive two or three matched tutors, each fee shown before the first class. The first class is a free demo, and switching tutor later is free.

How are Class 10 English marks divided on the Rajasthan board in Jodhpur?

For Jodhpur students on the Rajasthan board, the 2026-27 Class 10 English paper has 80 written marks: reading 20, writing and grammar 20, and literature 40. The literature comes from First Flight and Footprints Without Feet, and the school adds 20 sessional marks, so answer-writing deserves a weekly slot.

Must a Jodhpur science student take English in Class 12 on the Rajasthan board?

Yes, a Jodhpur science student on the Rajasthan board must take English in Class 12, because Hindi and English are compulsory in every faculty. The 80 written marks split into reading 22, writing and grammar 18, Flamingo 29 and Vistas 11, so English needs steady practice through the board year.

How does CBSE Class 10 English split its marks for Jodhpur students?

CBSE Class 10 English gives Jodhpur students 80 board marks: reading 20, grammar 10, writing 10 and literature 40, from the same two NCERT readers as the state board. Writing means a formal letter and an analytical paragraph on a chart, map or graph, and the 20 internal marks include 5 for listening and speaking.

Why do Jodhpur students lose English marks on literature answers?

Jodhpur students usually lose English literature marks through short answers, not weak understanding, since literature is half the Class 10 written paper on both the Rajasthan board and CBSE. A tutor fixes it with a routine: underline what is asked, jot three points, write one sentence per point with a text reference, then answer directly.

How should an English tutor help a Jodhpur child moving from Hindi medium?

An English tutor helping a Jodhpur child out of Hindi medium uses Hindi to explain at first, then withdraws it step by step. Weekly translation both ways, a daily reading diary, a stock of opening sentences for letters and answers, and an agreed date after which lessons run fully in English give the switch a structure.

Can a Jodhpur English tutor build spoken English alongside the syllabus?

Yes, a Jodhpur English tutor can build spoken English alongside the syllabus, since listening and speaking already earn marks on CBSE, ICSE and ISC. Each lesson can end with the student retelling a passage aloud, moving later to short prepared talks. If speaking matters for an interview or a new school, say so in the request.

Will an English tutor visit a flat in Shastri Nagar or on Banar Road in Jodhpur?

An English tutor can visit flats in Shastri Nagar or on Banar Road in Jodhpur, where apartment buildings are common. Tell the guard desk the tutor's name and share gate and visitor rules before the first class. In Shastri Nagar, a slot just after school or on a weekend morning tends to work well.

Is home or online English tuition the better fit for a Jodhpur child?

Home English tuition suits young Jodhpur readers and students early in a change of medium, while online works well from about Class 3 when written work can be sent ahead. Online is also the usual route to ISC, IGCSE and IB English specialists, because Jodhpur has fewer teachers for those courses.

What should a Jodhpur parent look for in an English tutor's demo?

At an English demo in Jodhpur, check that the tutor looked at your child's marked school writing first and could describe the sections of the actual paper. Your child should produce real English during the class, and you should hear what homework will be checked. If several of these were missing, another shortlisted tutor can demo.

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