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CBSE CLASS 10LIVE ONLINE TUITION
CBSE Class 10
online maths.
Step by step.
The full Mathematics Standard (041) syllabus in three months. Live teaching with Swastik Sahal, structured practice and a written test every Sunday.
₹5,000 / month or ₹12,000 for all 3 months
See what each option includes
WhatsApp or call · Attend one class before deciding to enrol.
13 yearsTeaching Class 10 Maths
One teacherEvery live session
Every SundayA 90-minute written test
Plans & pricing
Try one class.
Choose how to pay.
Start with the ₹500 trial. Continue monthly or pay once for the complete three-month course.
Pay monthly
Monthly tuition
₹5,000/ month
Every class, worksheet and Sunday test that month, plus the extra CBSE class. Pay at the start of each month.
Pay once
Complete 3-month course
₹12,000/ full course
All three months of teaching, worksheets, Sunday tests and extra CBSE classes.
Save ₹3,000 versus paying monthly
Tuition includes
- Three live classes each week
- All 14 chapters of Standard (041)
- Worksheets discussed in full
- 90-minute Sunday tests
- One extra CBSE class each month
- Every session taught by Swastik Sahal
Regular classes: Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, 6:30–7:30 pm IST. The extra monthly class is on a Friday, for board questions and doubts.
The trial is priced separately at ₹500. Confirm the next start date and trial slot on WhatsApp before paying.
Who this course is for
Build on sound basics.
Practise for the board paper.
For students who understand the foundations but need more confidence solving questions independently and under time.
Know why each step works
Move from the meaning of a concept to its derivation and application. Learn how to choose a method when the question is unfamiliar.
Solve it again, on your own
Re-solve the questions taught in class and complete the worksheet. Allow about an hour of home practice for each class attended.
Write answers that show the working
Practise board-style questions, clear proofs and written steps. Weekly tests reveal errors that need another explanation.
Before joining: your child should be comfortable with fractions, negatives, factorisation and basic equations. If those foundations need rebuilding, mention this when you enquire so Swastik can advise on course suitability.
How the teaching works
Understand it in class.
Solve it independently.
A consistent routine connects the live lesson, home practice and the Sunday test.
Bring the previous worksheet back
Start with questions from the last worksheet. Every worksheet question is taken up in class.
Build the concept from its meaning
Understand what the idea says and why a formula works before using it in a question.
Watch the reasoning, then try a question
Swastik solves board-style questions and explains each choice. Students then attempt a question independently before the solution is discussed.
Re-solve and complete the worksheet
At home, work through the taught questions again without help, then tackle the worksheet.
Test, review and teach again
Take the Sunday written test. Results reach Swastik before Monday, and common errors are addressed in the teaching.
A look inside the lessonIllustrative example
Solve the quadratic equation
x2 − 5x + 6 = 0
First, understand the relationship.
Which two numbers multiply to +6 and add to −5? Explain why both numbers must be negative.
Then, connect it to the method.
(x − 2)(x − 3) = 0
A product is zero when at least one factor is zero. What does that tell you about x?
See the solution and check
x = 2 or x = 3. Substitute each value into the original equation: 4 − 10 + 6 = 0, and 9 − 15 + 6 = 0.
Now try it independently:
x2 − 7x + 12 = 0
Factorise, find both roots and check your answers.
A sample explanation of the teaching approach.
CBSE · Class 10 · Standard 041
All 14 chapters.
A deliberate order.
Begin with trigonometry. Move through geometry, mensuration and statistics, then finish with algebra and number systems close to the board paper.
Seven units in the 2026–27 syllabus.
80 marks for the written paper and 20 marks for school internal assessment.
Teaching order · Written-paper weightage
01Trigonometry12 marks
- Chapter 8 · Introduction to Trigonometry
Ratios, standard-angle values, identities and their proofs. - Chapter 9 · Some Applications of Trigonometry
Angles of elevation and depression; heights and distances.
How it is taught: Start with the right triangle, derive the identities, then work through board-style problems.
02Coordinate geometry6 marks
- Chapter 7 · Coordinate Geometry
Distance, midpoint and section formulae; applications to points on a plane.
How it is taught: Derive the formulae first, then practise ratio, equidistance and sign-sensitive questions.
03Geometry15 marks
- Chapter 6 · Triangles
Similarity criteria, proportionality and the required proofs. - Chapter 10 · Circles
Tangents, radii and equal tangents from an external point.
How it is taught: Build a complete proof, then apply the theorem inside a problem.
04Mensuration10 marks
- Chapter 11 · Areas Related to Circles
Sectors, arcs, segments and their applications. - Chapter 12 · Surface Areas and Volumes
Surface areas and volumes of solids and combinations of solids.
How it is taught: Connect formulae to the shapes; identify which surfaces are exposed before calculating.
05Statistics & probability11 marks
- Chapter 13 · Statistics
Mean, median and mode of grouped data; choosing a method and setting up the table. - Chapter 14 · Probability
Classical probability, sample spaces and simple events.
How it is taught: Compare methods on the same data and define the possible outcomes before calculating probability.
06Algebra20 marks
- Chapter 2 · Polynomials
Zeroes, their graphical meaning and their relationship to coefficients. - Chapter 3 · Pair of Linear Equations in Two Variables
Graphical solutions, substitution, elimination and consistency. - Chapter 4 · Quadratic Equations
Factorisation, the quadratic formula, discriminant and word problems. - Chapter 5 · Arithmetic Progressions
The nth term, sum of terms and real-world applications.
How it is taught: Keep the largest unit close to the board paper, with emphasis on forming equations and writing the working.
07Number systems6 marks
- Chapter 1 · Real Numbers
The Fundamental Theorem of Arithmetic, HCF and LCM, and irrationality proofs.
How it is taught: Practise prime factorisation and write proofs by contradiction with every step explained.
Live online classes
A clear weekly routine.
Join from home.
Attend live on Google Meet from anywhere in India or abroad. All class timings are in Indian Standard Time.
- Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday: 6:30–7:30 pm IST.
- One extra Friday each month: CBSE board questions and doubts.
- Every Sunday: a 90-minute written test, shared through its own link.
- Between lessons: around one hour of practice for each class.
THE SAME TEACHER, EVERY CLASS
Swastik Sahal
Instructor, Ankuram Tuition Centre
13 years teaching Class 10 Mathematics
Swastik teaches every session himself. Lessons draw on his experience of recurring board questions, the steps that earn marks and the errors students need to correct.
Prefer offline tuition?
In-person teaching at Ankuram in Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad is a separate programme. Enquire about that option if you prefer attending at the centre.
In-person teaching at Ankuram in Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad is a separate programme. Enquire about that option if you prefer attending at the centre.
Before you decide
Practical questions,
clear answers.
What does the ₹500 trial include?
One full class with the course, followed by a written assessment of where your child stands. You decide whether to continue after the trial; there is no automatic enrolment.
Is this for Mathematics Standard or Basic?
The course is taught for Mathematics Standard, code 041. A Mathematics Basic (241) student can enquire, but the pace and question difficulty are set for Standard. Discuss suitability before joining.
What if my child’s foundations are weak?
This course assumes your child can handle fractions, negatives, factorisation and basic equations. If earlier concepts need rebuilding, mention that when you enquire so Swastik can advise on a suitable programme.
How much work is expected at home?
Allow about an hour of independent practice for each class attended. Students re-solve the questions taught in class and complete the worksheet. Every worksheet question is discussed in class.
What happens in the Sunday test?
A 90-minute written test follows the board pattern and is shared through its own link. Students work in their notebooks. Results reach Swastik before Monday, and common errors are used to decide what needs teaching again.
What if a class is missed, or we join later?
For a missed class, the worksheet is still shared and the work is expected. Message Swastik to identify the key questions to cover. Students joining later receive recordings and worksheets for the weeks already taught.
When does the next course start?
Ask for the next start date when booking the trial. Regular classes are Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, 6:30–7:30 pm IST. There is also one extra Friday class each month for CBSE board questions and doubts.
How do the payments work?
Pay ₹5,000 at the start of each month, or ₹12,000 once for the three-month course. Three monthly payments total ₹15,000, so the full-course option saves ₹3,000. The trial is priced at ₹500. UPI payments are accepted on 7396669430 through GPay, PhonePe or Paytm; arrange the trial on WhatsApp before paying.
Is an offline option available?
This course is fully online on Google Meet. In-person teaching at Ankuram Tuition Centre in Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad is a separate programme. Ask about that option if you prefer attending in person.
Do you guarantee a particular mark?
No particular mark, rank or result is guaranteed. The course relies on regular attendance and independent practice. After the trial, Swastik will explain whether he thinks the course is a suitable fit.
Do you teach Science or other grades?
Ankuram also teaches Maths and Science across Grades 1–12. Enquire separately about the subject and grade you need; the fees on this page apply to the Class 10 Maths online course.
Your first step
Attend one class.
See how your child learns.
Share your child's name and current Maths marks. Swastik will discuss the next start date, course suitability and an available trial slot.
WhatsApp or call · No payment is taken on this page.
₹500for one trial class
- A full live lesson on Google Meet
- A written assessment of where your child stands
- Discuss whether the course is a suitable fit
- Choose whether to continue after the trial