Science tutor jobs in Nashik

NXTutors matches requests rather than posting jobs. A parent names the class, the board, the medium and the locality, and receives two or three tutor profiles, nearest first, each showing the tutor's own fee before a free demo. You decide which classes you teach, which localities you travel to and whether you also teach online. Students in Standards XI and XII usually ask for physics, chemistry or biology by name; those requests have their own pages.

On the Maharashtra State Board, science in Standards IX and X is called Science and Technology and is examined as two papers of 40 marks each, sat on different days and answered as activity sheets, with a further 20 marks for experiments, a journal and projects assessed in school. An activity sheet asks a student to complete a table, explain an observation, draw and label a figure and reason from a given situation, not just recall a definition. Families therefore look for a tutor who practises that format every week, keeps both papers moving on the same chart, and treats the journal as marks rather than a last-minute chore. The board recognises Marathi-medium and English-medium schools, so explanations should match the language of the textbook.

CBSE Class 10 science is one 80-mark board paper plus 20 school marks, split equally between periodic tests, multiple assessment, the portfolio and practical-based subject enrichment. Biology carries 30 board marks, chemistry and physics 25 each; by unit, Chemical Substances and World of Living take 25 each, Effects of Current 13, Natural Phenomena 12 and Our Environment 5. The 2026-27 sample paper has 39 questions, twenty of them one-mark multiple-choice or assertion-reason items and three built on a case or source. Every student sits a main exam, and eligible students may take an optional second exam to improve up to three subjects, science among them.

ICSE students write physics, chemistry and biology as three separate papers, each with internal marks, and their parents often want one tutor to hold all three together until Class 10. For Classes 6 to 8 the work is turning each textbook activity into a clear sentence and a neat sketch, and starting simple numericals with a unit on every number. Class 9 is the heavy year, with motion, matter and the cell arriving at once, and the State Board's two-part scheme beginning.

Most Nashik tutors travel by two-wheeler, with autos as a backup and buses useful at the Mumbai Naka bus stand and along Jail Road. For after-school science, staying close to home matters more than covering the city. The Gangapur Road & College Road zone means flats with watchmen on Gangapur Road and in Anandwalli: ask for the building, wing, floor and where to park. Panchavati's older lanes suit a two-wheeler, Mhasrul depends on Dindori Road, busy at both ends of the day, and Makhmalabad and Adgaon need a map pin plus a landmark such as RTO Corner or Dhatrak Phata.

East of the centre, the Nashik Road & Jail Road zone has its own belt around Nasik Road railway station, Upnagar and Deolali Gaon, where co-operative housing societies often record visitors. Mumbai Naka to Pathardi Phata has quiet colonies set back from the highway and mostly flats from Govind Nagar southward. In CIDCO, Satpur & Ambad, ask for colony and sector and use the Ambad Link Road or the Trimbak Road corridor between neighbouring colonies. A journal check or a doubt before a test can be handled in a short online call instead of an extra trip.

• One tutor for all three sciences up to Class 10, teaching from the State Board book, NCERT or the ICSE school's texts as the child uses them.
• For State Board students, weekly activity-sheet practice: complete the table, give the reason, draw and label the figure.
• Equal attention to both Science and Technology papers, tracked on one chart so neither slips.
• Regular checks of the experiment journal and project work, which make up the internal marks.
• For CBSE students, practice on case-based and assertion-reason items and on ray diagrams, circuit numericals and balanced equations.
• Explanations in Marathi where the student studies in Marathi medium, using the textbook's own terms.
• A slot that fits between school, traffic peaks and, near the industrial estates, a parent's shift.

Your profile should show at a glance that you know which science paper the child is heading for. Name State Board Science and Technology, CBSE or ICSE and the classes you teach, say whether you explain in Marathi, English or both, and add one line on method, for example that every lesson ends with one activity-style question answered in full. List the localities you can reach after school, say Upnagar and Jail Road, or Govind Nagar and Indira Nagar.

In the demo, open the child's textbook and journal, not your own notes. Choose a chapter the school has just finished, ask three short questions to find the gap, and then teach it through a labelled figure or a short numerical. Show the parent where the internal marks come from and how you will keep the journal current. Offer a slot that works around traffic and shifts, mention online sessions for exam weeks, and see how you get paid before agreeing days.