CBSE & ICSE Maths · Class 1–12 · NCERT aligned

Online CBSE & ICSE
maths tuition

One-to-one CBSE and ICSE maths from $13.50 a class, following the NCERT and ICSE sequences your child's school actually uses — taught by the same teacher every week, in our own classroom software.

Start with a free class 55 minutes · no card required

ClassArc is live one-to-one online maths tutoring for school-age children. One teacher and one child, for 55 minutes. The same teacher every week. Classes run inside our own classroom software, not a video call: a shared worksheet you both write on, a shared whiteboard, and answers that sync live.

How a class works · About ClassArc · Pricing

CBSE and ICSE taught properly,
not approximated

Most international platforms teach a Western curriculum and treat CBSE or ICSE as a variation of it. They are not. The chapter order differs, the exam style differs, and ICSE goes deeper on several topics than CBSE at the same class level.

Our teachers are in India and teach these boards as their primary curriculum. If your child is in Class 9 ICSE, the class follows the Class 9 ICSE sequence, chapter by chapter, in the order the school teaches it.

1–12

Class 1 to Class 12, following the NCERT sequence for CBSE and the council syllabus for ICSE.

Fairly priced for
a full school session

Maths is cumulative, so the tuition that helps is the tuition that runs from April to the final exam. A price a family can sustain across the session matters more than an opening offer.

Fairly priced, not cut back — a full 55 minutes, one to one, on the NCERT or ICSE sequence your child's school is following, with the same teacher each week.

No joining fee, no materials fee, and any unused class balance is refunded if you stop.

from
$13.50

per 55-minute, one-to-one class. The first class is free and no card is required.

Three things a generic tutor cannot do.

i

The board your
school actually uses.

CBSE and ICSE are different curricula, not the same content relabelled. We teach whichever your child sits, in that board's order.

ii

Right syllabus,
anywhere you live.

Families in the UK, US, Canada and the Gulf study the Indian syllabus properly — which matters if your child returns to school in India or sits board exams.

iii

Boards prepared
on top, not instead.

Previous years' papers and question patterns layered onto proper syllabus teaching, rather than replacing it with drill.

Fifty-five minutes,
chapter by chapter

The first class is a diagnostic. A Class 8 student struggling with algebra usually has a Class 6 fractions gap underneath, and teaching Class 8 harder will not fix it.

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Marks come from method. A teacher who only sees the final answer is guessing at what went wrong.

Why we watch the working
i
🔍

Where the school is

The teacher checks which chapter your child's class reached this week, so the tuition runs alongside school rather than against it.

ii
✏️

The sum, worked together

Both write on the same sheet. For a subject marked on steps, the teacher needs to see the steps as they are written.

iii
📐

Then unaided

Your child attempts one alone while the teacher watches the method, stepping in at the line where it goes wrong.

iv
📄

NCERT or council exercises

Homework set from the textbook your child actually uses, then reviewed together at the start of the next class.

CBSE and ICSE maths, Class 1 to Class 12

We follow the NCERT textbook sequence for CBSE and the council syllabus for ICSE, and prepare for board exams where relevant.

Our own classroom,
not a video call

Most online tuition is a video call plus a shared PDF. ClassArc built its own classroom instead, because a maths lesson needs more than two faces on a screen.

Teacher and student work on the same interactive sheet together, with a shared whiteboard for a full solution and answers that sync the moment they are typed.

Your child joins from a browser on a laptop or a tablet. Nothing to install.

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A sum marked wrong teaches nothing. A method corrected as it is written teaches everything.

Why we built our own

What actually happens
in the free first class

The first class is free, runs the full 55 minutes, and is a real class rather than a counselling call. No card is required to book it.

We ask for the board and class first, then the teacher checks your child against that syllabus — NCERT exercises for CBSE, the ICSE sequence for ICSE — starting slightly ahead of the current chapter and working back until the base is solid.

By the end you will have seen how the teacher explains a step and how your child responded to it. Subject knowledge and board familiarity matter, and so does whether your child is comfortable enough to say they have not understood. If the match is not right, we will arrange another free class with a different teacher.

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Board first, class second, chapter third. A first class that skips those three questions is guessing.

How the free class starts

Six things that are
true of every class.

These are the choices behind how ClassArc runs, and they hold for every student on it.

One-to-one, never a batch

Batch classes cost less per student and move at the pace of the batch. A child who lost a concept two chapters ago needs a teacher looking only at them.

The same teacher every week

Not a different tutor each session and not a doubt-clearing queue. One person who knows which chapter your child quietly skipped.

Live classes, not recorded lectures

Recorded lectures are plentiful and cheap. What they cannot do is stop when your child's face says the step did not land.

Our own classroom

Both write on the same sheet in real time, so a wrong step is corrected where it happens rather than becoming a habit by the next chapter.

Your board, your class, your chapter

CBSE follows NCERT; ICSE sequences differently and expects more written detail. We ask for the board and class first and teach that syllabus.

Fairly priced for a full session

From $13.50 a class, no joining fee, no materials fee, and a refund on any unused balance whenever you stop.

Choose your plan

Starter
Try the platform
$16.50
per class
8 classes · $132 total
  • 8 live 55-minute classes
  • CBSE (NCERT) & ICSE, Class 1–8
  • Weekly homework
  • Termly parent meeting
  • Same teacher every class
  • Free reschedule
Begin
Committed
For the long road
$13.50
per class
~48 classes · $648 total
  • ~48 live 55-minute classes
  • CBSE (NCERT) & ICSE, Class 1–8
  • Weekly homework
  • Termly parent meeting
  • Same teacher every class
  • Free reschedule
  • 18% saved vs Starter
Best value

Prices in US dollars. Every class is 55 minutes, one-to-one, with the same teacher. First class free, no card required.

For families
outside India

We teach CBSE and ICSE wherever a family is based, and we teach four other school systems too. Each has its own page and price.

United States

Common Core and state standards, K–12

$13.50 a class
United Kingdom

National Curriculum, KS1–KS4 and GCSE

£11 a class
Canada

Your province's curriculum, grades 1–12

C$17.50 a class
Australia

Australian Curriculum v9.0 and your state's syllabus

A$16 a class
New Zealand

NZ Curriculum phases and NCEA, Years 1–13

NZ$19.50 a class
Qatar

British curriculum schools, then International GCSE and A Level

QR 45 a class
United Arab Emirates

British curriculum schools, GCSE and IGCSE, then A Level

AED 45 a class

Whichever page applies to you, the class is the same length, the same format and the same teacher.

CBSE maths guides and the Gulf

Do you follow the NCERT books for CBSE?
Yes. For CBSE we follow the NCERT sequence chapter by chapter, and work through NCERT exercises alongside our own practice sheets. For ICSE we follow the council syllabus, which goes deeper on several topics at the same class level.
Can my child study CBSE maths while we live abroad?
Yes, and it is one of the main reasons families come to us. Children in the UK, US, Canada and the Gulf study with our teachers at times that suit their local evening. The syllabus is taught properly rather than approximated, which matters if your child will sit Indian board exams or may return to school in India.
What is the difference between how you teach CBSE and ICSE?
They are genuinely different curricula, not the same content relabelled. ICSE treats several topics in more depth at the same class level and its exam questions are worded differently. We teach whichever board your child's school follows, in that board's order.
Do you prepare students for Class 10 and Class 12 board exams?
Yes. Board preparation includes previous years' papers, question-pattern practice and timed work, layered on top of the syllabus teaching rather than replacing it.
Do you use Zoom?
No. ClassArc built its own classroom platform. Teacher and student share an interactive worksheet that both write on, a shared whiteboard, and live-syncing answers. Your child joins from a browser on a laptop or tablet, with nothing to install.
Will my child have the same teacher every class?
Yes. That is deliberate. The same teacher means no re-explaining, and someone who remembers exactly which chapter caused trouble last month. If the match is not right, we arrange another free demo with a different teacher.
How much does online CBSE maths tuition cost?
ClassArc starts at $13.50 a class on the Committed plan and $16.50 on Starter, for 55-minute one-to-one lessons. The first class is free and no card is required.
Is online maths tuition as good as a home tutor?
For many students it is comparable, provided the class is interactive. What tends to matter far more than the medium is whether the same teacher stays with the child. In our classroom the teacher follows each step as it is written, so a wrong step gets corrected before it becomes a habit.
How do I choose a maths tutor for CBSE or ICSE?
Ask whether the tutor teaches your child's board as their main curriculum rather than as a variant, whether your child gets the same teacher every class, and whether the first class diagnoses rather than sells. Ours is free so you can judge all three.
Do you provide tuition for Class 10 and Class 12 board exams?
Yes. Board preparation includes previous years' papers, question-pattern practice and timed work, layered on top of syllabus teaching rather than replacing it.
Who is ClassArc not the right fit for?
Families who want batch classes at a lower fee per student, a doubt-clearing app rather than scheduled teaching, a different tutor each session, or recorded lectures to work through alone. We are also not the right choice for board-exam cramming with no time left to fix the gaps beneath it.
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55 minutes. The real classroom. No card. We confirm details on email and WhatsApp within a day.

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A full 55-minute class, exactly like a real lesson, not a sales pitch.
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Schedule details sent via email and WhatsApp within 24 hours.
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If it doesn't click, you owe nothing. No card, no commitment.
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