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Pick a subject to see what it covers, where learners get stuck, how an online class works and free ways to practise. Our network of around 500 teachers across subjects covers all of them.

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School subjects

Science for Class 6 to 8

Middle-school science is where children decide whether they love it. Clear explanations, simple experiments at home and steady practice build the base that Class 9 and 10 rely on.

Physics (Class 9 to 12, JEE and NEET)

Physics rewards students who build intuition before formulas. A teacher who explains the idea, then shows how to turn it into an equation, makes numericals much less scary.

Chemistry (Class 9 to 12, JEE and NEET)

Chemistry has three personalities. Physical is calculation, organic is patterns and mechanisms, inorganic is organised memory. Each needs a different way of studying.

Biology (Class 9 to 12 and NEET)

Biology rewards close reading and good diagrams. A teacher who connects topics, such as how a cell works and how a body works, turns a long syllabus into a story.

Social Science (History, Geography, Civics and Economics)

Social science is often called boring until it is told as a story with maps and timelines. Good answer writing then turns knowledge into marks.

English grammar and writing

English marks come from three habits: reading, understanding the rules of grammar and writing regularly with feedback. A teacher gives the feedback that books cannot.

Hindi (vyakaran, lekhan and sahitya)

Whether your child is in a Hindi-medium school, studies Hindi as a second language or lives abroad and wants to stay connected, a patient teacher makes the script and grammar easier.

Sanskrit for school students

Sanskrit scores well for students who learn the forms with patterns and practise translation regularly. A teacher turns a pile of tables into a system.

EVS and primary science (Class 1 to 5)

At this age, science is questions: why is the sky blue, where does water come from. Short, playful sessions turn curiosity into understanding and prepare children for later science.

Commerce

Accountancy (Class 11 and 12)

Accountancy is a logical subject that rewards students who understand why each entry is made. Once the logic clicks, it becomes one of the most scoring subjects.

Economics (Class 9 to 12)

Economics is about how people and nations make choices. Students score best when they understand the graphs, use correct terms and give examples.

Business Studies (Class 11 and 12)

Business studies is a theory subject where marks come from exact concepts, clear points and relevant examples. A teacher helps you structure answers and link ideas to real businesses.

Languages

Spoken English

Fluency grows by speaking, not by memorising rules. A friendly teacher gives you a safe place to practise, corrects gently and builds confidence week by week.

French

French is a popular third language and a gateway to study and work abroad. Regular short practice and a teacher who corrects pronunciation make steady progress.

German

German is a popular third language and a route to study and work in Germany. It rewards learners who practise cases and word order regularly.

Spanish

Spanish is widely spoken and relatively phonetic, so learners begin to speak early. Regular conversation with a teacher keeps motivation high.

Arts and music

Drawing and painting

Drawing is a skill, not a talent. With simple materials and a teacher who shows each step, children learn to see shapes, light and colour, and their confidence grows.

Vocal music (Hindustani, Carnatic, western and film)

Singing grows with regular riyaz and a teacher who listens. Online lessons work well when the sound is clear and practice is regular.

Guitar

The first weeks of guitar need patience, because fingers must learn new shapes. A teacher who shows each chord and keeps songs fun helps beginners stay with it.

Keyboard and piano

Keyboard is one of the friendliest instruments to start. Clear notes, visible keys and a teacher make online lessons very effective.

Dance (classical, Bollywood and western)

Dance builds fitness, rhythm and confidence. With a clear camera view and a bit of space, online lessons let children learn classical and film styles from home.

Skills and hobbies

Chess

Chess teaches patience, planning and learning from mistakes. Structured lessons and daily puzzles help children improve faster than playing alone.

Public speaking, debate and MUN

Confident speaking helps in school, interviews and life. It improves with regular practice, kind feedback and a simple structure for every talk.

Handwriting improvement

Handwriting affects marks and confidence. Small changes in grip, posture and letter shape, practised daily, can improve it within weeks.

Phonics and early reading

Reading begins with sounds. Short, playful phonics sessions with songs, games and stories help young children decode words and enjoy reading.

Creative writing

Writing improves with regular practice and kind, specific feedback. A teacher helps young writers build stories, find words and learn to edit.

Abacus and Vedic maths

Mental calculation methods can build speed, concentration and number confidence when they sit beside real understanding of school maths.

Yoga and mindfulness for kids

Short, playful yoga helps children move, focus and calm down. A qualified instructor keeps poses safe and fun.

Money skills for kids (saving, budgeting, UPI safety)

Children who learn money habits early make better choices later. Games, pocket money practice and real examples make it concrete and fun.

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Which subjects can my child learn online?

School subjects such as science, physics, chemistry, biology, social science, English, Hindi and Sanskrit, commerce subjects, foreign languages, drawing, music, dance, chess, public speaking, handwriting, phonics, creative writing, abacus and more. Teachers in our network teach this. Tell us the age and level and we match a teacher and confirm the schedule before anything is booked.

Who teaches these classes?

Classes are matched from our network of around 500 teachers across subjects. A teacher who teaches the subject is matched to your child's age, board and level before anything is booked.

Do you follow my child's school board?

Yes. Tell us the board (CBSE, ICSE, ISC or a state board) and the class, and the teacher works from the same syllabus.

Can I try a subject before I commit?

Tell us what you want and we confirm the format, the schedule and the first session with you before any booking.

Are the classes online?

Yes, from any city in India. A laptop, desktop or tablet with a steady internet connection is enough for most subjects.

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