School syllabus

Curriculum tuition, class by class

Pick your board, then your child’s class. Every course follows that board’s own textbook, lesson by lesson, in the order the school teaches it — and ends each session with a sheet that is marked the moment it is submitted.

Curriculum English tuition for Indian school syllabuses

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Also being written: Kerala Syllabus, CBSE / NCERT.

What one session looks like

Before the class reads it

Who wrote it, what it is about, and the two or three things to watch for — so your child arrives at the lesson already oriented.

The language it carries

The grammar or writing skill the textbook attaches to that lesson, taught properly, with original examples.

How the paper asks for it

The exact question the board sets on that lesson, and the shape of an answer that scores.

A sheet, marked at once

Five or six questions. The multiple-choice and one-word answers are marked on submission; the written ones are recorded for a teacher.

Questions parents ask

Does this follow my child’s actual textbook?

Yes, lesson by lesson. Each course names the exact book and edition it follows, and the lessons are in the book’s own order. That matters in 2026-27 more than usual: NCERT replaced the Class 8 and Class 9 English readers with Poorvi and Kaveri, and state boards did not all follow, so the same class is not the same book everywhere.

Is this the textbook itself?

No. The textbooks are copyright NCERT and the state councils. These courses follow the same units in the same order and teach the same grammar and writing skills, with entirely original explanations, examples and practice questions. Your child still needs the school book.

What is in one session?

What to watch for before the class reads the lesson, the grammar or writing skill that lesson carries, how the question paper asks for it, two worked examples, lines to read aloud that the platform scores for clarity, and a practice sheet that is marked the moment it is submitted.

How much does it cost?

A full academic year is ₹799, or ₹899 for a board class. That is about ₹70 an hour of taught content, against ₹500 a month for a local tutor. One payment, and the course stays yours.

My child’s class is not listed yet.

Only the classes that are fully written are listed. We would rather show nothing than sell a course with empty lessons in it. Classes 8, 9 and 10 are available on both boards; the rest are being written.