CBSE Tutor in Pune: Class 9–12 Maths, Science, and English

Pune areas with CBSE tutors

Kothrud and Karve Nagar have the deepest CBSE bench, including tutors who have taught the same school cohort for several years. Baner, Balewadi, and Aundh are the next pocket — newer apartments, evening-only slots, and tutors who will not cross to Hadapsar on a weekday. Viman Nagar and Kalyani Nagar form a third pocket. Magarpatta and Hadapsar should be posted on their own; a Baner tutor treating that as 'nearby' will cancel after the first week.

• Kothrud and Karve Nagar — Class 9–10 CBSE maths and science, home visits still normal
• Baner, Balewadi, Aundh — Class 8–12, evenings after 6 pm
• Viman Nagar and Kalyani Nagar — mix of home visits and online
• Wakad and Hinjewadi — treat as PCMC, not central Pune
• Camp and Deccan — fewer home tutors; students often travel to the tutor

CBSE tutor fees in Pune

Pune is cheaper than Mumbai for the same CBSE class. Class 6–8 is about ₹400–₹700 an hour. Class 9–10 maths or science is ₹600–₹1,000. Class 11–12 maths is ₹800–₹1,400. English and social science sit at the bottom of each band. A tutor teaching two siblings in the same hour often discounts the second by about a third — ask, it is not automatic.

A trial class that is worth paying for

1. Pick a chapter from the last school test, not the first chapter of the book.
2. Ask the tutor to teach for 40 minutes and then give the student two problems alone.
3. Watch whether they check the school notebook. CBSE tutors who ignore the school's method create a second syllabus.
4. Confirm the weekly count. Two classes a week is the minimum that moves a Class 10 maths grade.
5. Agree the fee for the trial before it starts. A 'free demo' that becomes a sales call wastes the evening.

Post the class, the subject, Kothrud or Baner or whichever pocket you are in, and the budget. Tutors pitch. You are not charged to post or to talk to them.