Home Tutor for Amity International School, Sector 43 Students in Gurgaon – One-to-One Help for Every CBSE Class

By the Ajay Vatsyayan Classes Home Tutors Team · Reviewed by Ajay Vatsyayan (founder)

A child at Amity International School, Sector 43 studies the CBSE curriculum, and a good home tutor should make that curriculum easier to carry, not heavier. Ajay Vatsyayan Classes sends one tutor to one student, at your home around Sector 43 or in a live online session, and the tutor teaches from the chapters, notebooks and homework the school has already set.

Ajay Vatsyayan Classes is an independent home-tuition service and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Amity International School, Sector 43. We are a Gurugram home-tuition service with 12+ years of work, 25,000+ students taught and 500+ verified tutors, and families from schools such as Amity International School, Sector 43 book our tutors.

What Amity International School, Sector 43's board means for tuition

In short, it means NCERT-based CBSE work at every level, two board examinations along the way (Class 10 and Class 12), and one big decision in between: the stream for Classes 11 and 12. The official curriculum documents sit on the CBSE academic website, and a tutor who knows them can tell which chapters carry the most weight in each class.

Classes 1–5: foundations first

Younger children need confident reading, clean handwriting and a real feel for numbers. Tuition at this level is short and lively: phonics or comprehension, times tables through games, and word problems read aloud until the child can find the question inside the story. Parents often find that thirty focused minutes of reading every day does more than any worksheet.

Classes 6–8: learning how to study

These are the years when a child meets separate Science and Social Science books, longer answers and the first real projects. The tutor teaches a routine as much as a syllabus: reading a chapter before school covers it, keeping a notebook of definitions, and writing answers in steps. Algebra begins here too, so gaps in fractions or negative numbers need closing before Class 9.

Classes 9–10: the first board

For the Class 10 board exam, CBSE sets the question paper, which is drawn from the prescribed Class 10 syllabus. The papers now include a good share of competency-based questions, such as case studies and assertion–reason items, so a child who has only memorised answers can struggle. One-to-one tuition lets the tutor slow down on the chapters your child finds hard, for example trigonometry, chemical reactions or the economics units, and move quickly through the rest.

Classes 11–12: choosing and managing a stream

The choice after Class 10 shapes the next two years. Science students take Physics and Chemistry with Maths, Biology or both; commerce students take Accountancy, Business Studies and Economics, often with Mathematics or Applied Mathematics; humanities students choose from subjects such as History, Political Science, Psychology and Economics. CBSE's Applied Mathematics course is a separate subject from Mathematics, designed with commerce and social-science uses in mind, and it is worth understanding the difference before choosing. Our tutors help with the subject work in whichever stream your child picks, and can add JEE or NEET preparation where that is the goal.

Subjects and classes we cover

Every class from 1 to 12 is covered, in every main CBSE subject:

Classes 1–5: English, Hindi, Mathematics, EVS, and early help with any other language the child studies.
Classes 6–8: Mathematics, Science, Social Science, English, Hindi, Sanskrit, French or German, and Computers.
Classes 9–10: Mathematics Standard or Basic, Science, Social Science, English, Hindi, and Computer Applications or Information Technology.
Classes 11–12 science: Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology, Computer Science.
Classes 11–12 commerce and humanities: Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics, Applied Mathematics, English, Informatics Practices and more.
Entrance preparation: JEE Main and JEE Advanced for engineering, NEET for medicine, alongside Classes 11 and 12.

Our tutors bring 5–15 years of teaching experience each, and the team includes IIT and NIT graduates. If you would prefer a female tutor, tell us; we arrange one on request, subject to availability.

How one-to-one tuition fits around the school year

Good tuition follows the rhythm of your child's school rather than running on a separate plan. Here is how our tutors usually shape the year for a CBSE student:

First two weeks: a diagnostic on last year's work, then a written plan listing subjects, weekly sessions and the chapters your school has announced for the term.
Normal weeks: the tutor teaches or reteaches what the school covered, then sets a short practice set to finish before the next visit.
Test weeks: new material pauses and revision takes over, with timed questions in the same style as school tests.
Holidays: lighter sessions to close old gaps, read ahead, or start a school project early.
Board years: for Classes 10 and 12, the last two months before the February–March CBSE exams go to sample papers, marking schemes and written practice.

From our tutors: in Class 11 Physics, most trouble comes from weak Class 10 algebra rather than from the physics itself. We check equations and graphs in the first week so that the new chapters do not stall.

Home tutors near Amity International School, Sector 43

The school is located in Sector 43 of Gurgaon, and our tutors cover the whole Sectors 40–43 area. Families in these Sector 43 societies book home tuition with us:

Want to see how a session would go? Ask for a free demo class of about an hour, taken by the tutor who would usually continue with your child. Most demos are set up within a day.

Request a free demo Phone or WhatsApp +91 92204 75088

Frequently asked questions

Is Ajay Vatsyayan Classes part of Amity International School, Sector 43?

No. Ajay Vatsyayan Classes is an independent home-tuition service and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Amity International School, Sector 43. Parents book us directly.

Will the tutor use my child's school books and worksheets?

Yes. The tutor works from the NCERT books and any other material the school gives, and plans each week from the term syllabus you share.

Can you help with the Class 11 stream decision and the subjects after it?

We can explain what each subject involves and how your child is coping with the related Class 10 work. The decision is yours and the school's; once it is made, we provide tutors for every stream, plus JEE and NEET.

Do you teach at home or online?

Both, always one-to-one. Many families use home visits during the week and switch to online sessions when schedules get tight. Fees are between ₹600 and ₹3,000 per hour, depending on class, board and subject.

What happens in the free demo for a Sector 43 family?

You tell us the class, subject and what worries you. We arrange a demo of around one hour, usually within a day, with the tutor who would normally teach your child, and you decide afterwards.