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By Ajay Vatsyayan Classes Home Tutors Team Reviewed by Ajay Vatsyayan Last reviewed: 30 Sep 2026

Home Tutor for Salwan Public School, Gurugram Students in Gurgaon – One-to-One CBSE Tuition at Home or Online

Salwan Public School, Gurugram is a CBSE school in Sector 15 Part II, and its students need tuition that fits the CBSE pattern rather than a generic course. Ajay Vatsyayan Classes offers exactly that, one student and one tutor at a time: a tutor visits your home, or teaches your child live online, and the lessons are built on the NCERT books and school notebooks your child already uses.

Ajay Vatsyayan Classes is an independent home-tuition service and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Salwan Public School, Gurugram. Families from 50+ Gurgaon schools, including schools such as Salwan Public School, Gurugram, book our tutors, and we have been teaching in the city for 12+ years.

What Salwan Public School, Gurugram's board means for tuition

CBSE is a national board, and its curriculum, sample papers and marking schemes are public on cbseacademic.nic.in, with circulars and exam notices on cbse.gov.in. For a tutor, the job is to translate that curriculum into steady weekly progress for one child. Below, stage by stage, is how that translation works.

Classes 1–5: habits under the homework

At this age, the questions parents bring us are practical ones. Why does my child know the answer but not write it? Why are tables still shaky in Class 4? Tuition here builds the habits under those problems: reading a question twice, writing a full sentence, and practising number facts little and often. EVS gives a natural chance to talk about the world and grow vocabulary, which helps English too.

Classes 6–8: more subjects, more writing

Middle school brings more subjects and more writing. Maths introduces letters for numbers, and many children who were comfortable with arithmetic suddenly find algebra confusing. Science and Social Science need both understanding and memory: a child must explain why something happens and recall names, dates and terms. Our tutors break chapters into small parts and check each one before moving on. Where a child is behind, the tutor goes back to the missing Class 5 or Class 6 skill first, because new chapters rarely make sense on a weak base.

Classes 9–10: applying, not just remembering

This is where CBSE's competency-based approach matters most. Board papers include case-based questions, source-based passages and questions that apply an idea to a new situation, so pure memorising is not enough. In Class 10 your child will also sit Mathematics at either the Standard or the Basic level. A tutor uses NCERT exercises and exemplar problems first, then moves to CBSE sample papers, so the child learns to read a question carefully and answer what it actually asks.

Classes 11–12: streams and entrance exams

Senior secondary means a chosen stream, harder concepts and the Class 12 board exam, often with an entrance exam on the side. In science, Class 11 Physics and Maths are usually the biggest jump. In commerce, Accountancy rewards regular practice and Economics rewards clear diagrams and definitions. For JEE Main, JEE Advanced or NEET aspirants, we plan entrance work so that it supports, rather than competes with, board preparation.

Subjects and classes we cover

We teach all classes and all main subjects:

  • Primary, Classes 1–5: English, Hindi, Maths, EVS and the additional language your child takes.
  • Middle, Classes 6–8: Maths, Science, Social Science, English, Hindi, Sanskrit or another language, and Computer Science.
  • Secondary, Classes 9–10: Maths (Standard or Basic), Science, Social Science, English, Hindi, and IT or Computer Applications.
  • Senior secondary, Classes 11–12: Physics, Chemistry, Maths, Biology, Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics, Applied Maths, English, Computer Science and Informatics Practices.
  • Competitive exams, Classes 11–12: JEE Main, JEE Advanced and NEET.

The tutors on our team have 5–15 years of teaching experience, and the team includes IIT and NIT graduates. You can also ask for a female tutor; we arrange one subject to availability.

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

A one-to-one tutor adjusts to the school calendar week by week, which a fixed course cannot do. Our tutors plan the year in simple blocks:

  1. Settling in: in the first sessions the tutor checks last year's basics, looks at the new books and agrees a weekly timetable with you.
  2. Teaching weeks: each session covers what the school has just taught, clears homework doubts and adds a few harder questions.
  3. Before tests and exams: revision notes, practice questions and a short mock paper, all limited to the chapters the school has listed.
  4. After each test: the tutor goes through the returned paper with your child and turns every mistake into a practice question.
  5. Board run-up for Classes 10 and 12: CBSE board exams generally begin in February, so the final stretch is spent on full papers under timed conditions.

From our tutors: going through a returned test paper is the most skipped and most useful step. Children remember a corrected mistake far better than a new explanation.

Online sessions for busy weeks

Some families prefer online classes during exam months or when evening traffic makes a visit hard to schedule. Online sessions are still live and one-to-one, and the tutor works from the same school books and notebooks as at home.

Home tutors near Salwan Public School, Gurugram

Salwan Public School, Gurugram is in Sector 15 Part II. Our home tutors travel to families across Gurugram, and online tuition is available wherever you live. See all areas we serve in Gurugram to check your sector or society.

Try a free demo class first: about an hour long, generally arranged within a day, with the tutor who would normally go on to teach your child.

Arrange a free demo Call / WhatsApp +91 92204 75088

Frequently asked questions

Are you connected to Salwan Public School, Gurugram?

No. Ajay Vatsyayan Classes is an independent home-tuition service and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Salwan Public School, Gurugram. Parents contact us directly for private tuition.

Can the tutor work from Salwan Public School's syllabus and worksheets?

Yes. Share the syllabus the school sends home, plus notebooks and worksheets, and the tutor will build every session on them.

Do you teach CBSE Class 11–12?

Yes, in science, commerce and humanities, with JEE and NEET preparation for students who want it.

Should a Salwan student take tuition at home or online?

Whichever suits your family. Home tutors visit across Gurugram, and online tuition is live and one-to-one. Hourly fees sit in the ₹600–₹3,000 range and depend on your child's class, board and subject.

What is the first step towards a free demo?

Yes. Call or WhatsApp +91 92204 75088, and we will usually set up a demo of about an hour within a day, with the tutor who would teach your child.

About this guide

Written by the Ajay Vatsyayan Classes Home Tutors Team, a Gurgaon home-tuition service with 12+ years of experience and 25,000+ students taught.

Reviewed by Ajay Vatsyayan (Founder; B.Tech; IB and Cambridge IGCSE experienced).

Exam facts are checked against official NTA, CBSE and CISCE documents. Always confirm dates and rules in the current official bulletin.