Rajasthan Board Home Tutor in Jodhpur (RBSE, Jodhpur – Class 10 & 12)

The board in brief

The Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan, usually shortened to RBSE, was established in Jaipur on 4 December 1957 under the Rajasthan Secondary Education Act of that year. It moved to Ajmer in 1961 and has worked from its present building there since 1973. Its examination page lists what it runs today:

• the Secondary School and Vocational Examination, at the Class 10 stage;
• the Senior Secondary Examination, at the Class 12 stage, in Arts, Science and Commerce;
• Praveshika and Varishtha Upadhyay, the Class 10 and Class 12 level examinations for Sanskrit education;
• a State Talent Search Examination.

Most families meet the board through the first two. They are the papers this page is built around, and the ones a Jodhpur home tutor is usually asked to prepare for.

How to read the board's syllabus files

The board's syllabus page groups its PDFs by the year of the exam. Files labelled 2027 are the syllabus for the 2026–27 session, the one a student starting a class this year will be examined on. There are separate files for Classes 9, 10, 11 and 12 and for the Sanskrit-education levels, plus a prospectus for each class that sets out the subject combinations and rules. Older files stay online, which is helpful for comparison and risky for anyone who downloads the wrong year.

The board also publishes separate syllabi, question banks and model papers for students who are deaf or mute. If that applies to your child, tell us when you request a tutor so we can look for someone able to work from those materials.

Hindi medium, English medium, or both

The current syllabus files print their headings in Hindi and English, and RBSE schools teach in either language. For tuition the rule is simple: the explanation can be in whichever language your child follows most easily, but the written answers must use the terms from the child's own textbook, in the medium they will write the exam in. A Hindi-medium student who learns a physics idea in English and then writes it in loosely translated Hindi often loses marks without knowing why. When you contact us, mention the medium first; it narrows the list of suitable tutors more than almost anything else.

Class 10 English: where its 80 marks sit

Every main Class 10 subject on the board is one written paper of 80 marks plus 20 sessional marks from the school. English shows clearly how a tutor can use the syllabus to plan, because the 2026–27 file spells out each section:

Half the paper is literature, and the reading section rewards the habit of reading unfamiliar text calmly, including a passage built around a chart or numbers. For a Hindi-medium student taking English as a subject, the grammar marks are the most predictable to secure. See English home tutors in Jodhpur.

Class 10 Social Science: four equal parts

Social Science (subject code 08) is a single 80-mark written paper with 20 sessional marks, and the current syllabus gives history, geography, political science and economics 20 marks each. That even split has a practical consequence: no part can be dropped, and a student who enjoys history but avoids economics is giving away a quarter of the paper. A tutor's usual plan is to rotate the four parts through the week, keep a map-work routine going for geography, and practise a few long answers in each part before every school test. Ask for a one-page summary of each chapter in the student's own words; it doubles as the revision sheet in the final weeks.

Classes 9 and 11: building years without a board paper

The board publishes a syllabus for Classes 9 and 11, but its public examinations come at Class 10 and Class 12. That makes the two "in-between" years easy to underrate. In practice, chapters left half-learnt in Class 9 resurface as the hardest ones in Class 10, and the jump into a new stream in Class 11 sets the pace for the whole senior school. One steady tutor visit a week in these years, focused on the subject that is wobbling, often saves several crisis sessions later.

Class 12 mathematics: calculus decides the paper

Senior Secondary mathematics (subject code 15) is one written paper of 80 marks with 20 sessional marks. The 2026–27 syllabus divides the 80 like this:

Calculus is worth more than the next two units combined. A student who is shaky there should spend most tutor hours on it, even at the cost of the smaller units for a while. See maths home tutors in Jodhpur.

Class 12 chemistry and biology: theory plus a separate practical

In the Science stream, chemistry (code 41) and biology (code 42) both have a written theory part worth 56 marks plus 14 sessional marks, 70 in all, and a separate practical worth 30. The chemistry syllabus spreads its 56 theory marks across ten units fairly evenly:

Organic chemistry carries 28 of the 56 theory marks, so a student weak in reactions has a clear place to start. Biology's theory is organised in five units, reproduction, genetics and evolution, biology in human welfare, biotechnology and ecology, again with marks printed against each chapter. In both subjects the practical is a separate exam, so the practical file and the experiments cannot be left to the final weeks. Subject pages: chemistry, biology and physics tutors in Jodhpur.

A science student on this board who is also preparing for an entrance exam can use one plan for both, since the chapters overlap heavily. Our JEE and NEET pages for Jodhpur explain how a home tutor fits beside a batch.

Arts, Science or Commerce

The Senior Secondary examination is offered in Arts, Science and Commerce, and the subject combinations within each are set out in the board's prospectus for that year. The choice is made at the start of Class 11, and it shapes the kind of tuition a student will need: a science student usually wants one specialist per hard subject, a commerce student often needs help with accountancy and, if chosen, mathematics, and an arts student benefits most from practice in long written answers. Before deciding, read the prospectus with your child and the school. Our guide to choosing a board and stream helps with the thinking.

If your child is in Sanskrit education

Praveshika (at the Class 10 level) and Varishtha Upadhyay (at the Class 12 level) are the board's examinations for Sanskrit education, with their own syllabus files on the website. If your child follows this route, say so in your request and share the subject list from the school. We look for tutors who can work from those files; for some subjects an online tutor may be the practical option.

An RBSE year in Jodhpur

RBSE schools follow the Rajasthan school calendar, so check dates with your own school. The shape of the year still gives a tutor a useful plan:

• Start of the session and the summer break. Hot afternoons make travel hard, so keep visits to the morning or evening, or switch online. This is a good window to repair weak chapters from the previous class.
• The monsoon and autumn months. Steady teaching. Keep school tests in view, since they feed the sessional marks.
• Winter. Finish the syllabus, then move to model papers and old papers in the board's own format.
• The exam season. Short sessions focused on the next paper; watch rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in for notices and timetables.

Tutors for RBSE students in west and south Jodhpur

We look for tutors near your colony first, then across your zone and the city, and suggest online lessons when the right subject specialist lives too far for a weekly visit. Notes for six colonies:

More detail sits on the West Jodhpur (Chopasni–Pal Road) and South Jodhpur (Basni–Kudi Bhagtasni) zone pages, the Jodhpur home tutors page and our Jodhpur home tuition guide.

Home visits, online lessons, or a mix

For Class 10, and for any student writing in Hindi medium, a tutor sitting beside the notebook can correct the terms and the layout of each answer as it is written, which is exactly what the board marks. In Class 12, a common arrangement is one home visit for the hardest subject and a shorter online session for doubts or a model paper. Online lessons also cover a subject no nearby tutor teaches, and keep the week going on the hottest days. Our online tutors for Jodhpur page and the home versus online comparison go further.

Six questions for an RBSE demo

1. Have you opened this session's syllabus file for my child's class? Which unit carries the most marks?
2. Can you teach and correct answers in my child's medium?
3. How will you use the school's tests, since they feed the 20 sessional marks?
4. Which model or old papers will you use for timed practice?
5. For Class 12 science, how will you keep the practical file on track?
6. Where will you travel from, and what happens in the summer?

We send two or three matched tutors and show each fee before the demo. The first class is free, and switching tutor later is free too. Tutors who join go through an ID check; the Verified badge appears only after the ID check is complete. The demo class checklist has more ideas, and families elsewhere in the state can see our Rajasthan Board page for Jaipur.

Fees and getting started

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 fees. See the pricing guide and our post on home tuition fees in Jodhpur.

Tell us the class, stream, medium and subjects, your colony with a landmark, and the times that suit. The first class is a free demo, and you can look through tutor profiles first. Other boards in the city: CBSE and ICSE and ISC. If you teach RBSE subjects, see tuition jobs in Jodhpur.