Move from “I know the chapter” to “I can solve it in the exam.”
A focused Class 10 CBSE Maths tutor for students who need more than explanations: gap diagnosis, concept repair, timed practice, and clear parent updates.
₹750 standalone assessment · No pressure to join after the assessment
The real Class 10 maths problem is rarely “my child is weak”.
Most students lose marks because their preparation is vague. They revise chapters, but not their mistake patterns.
They understand in class, but freeze in tests.
That usually means they have seen the method, but have not practised choosing it under pressure.
NCERT feels fine until questions are mixed.
CBSE preparation needs concept clarity plus transfer: knowing when to use which idea.
Small algebra mistakes destroy correct answers.
Sign errors, wrong substitution, missing units, and incomplete steps quietly take away marks.
Parents get marks, not diagnosis.
A test score alone does not show whether the issue is basics, speed, presentation, or confidence.
A good tutor does not just explain the solution. He finds the pattern behind the mistake.
— Swastik Maths approach60-minute Class 10 Maths Diagnostic Assessment
Before joining a monthly batch, your child completes a live diagnostic lesson. You see the teaching style and receive a chapter-wise plan.
A standalone assessment, not adjusted against tuition.
- ✓Live 1:1 Google Meet assessment
- ✓Mixed CBSE-style questions from key Class 10 areas
- ✓Real teaching demo during correction
- ✓Written gap report and recommended track
A clear answer to: “What exactly is stopping my child from scoring better?”
The assessment separates understanding problems from exam-skill problems, so the next step is practical.
Which units are strong, unstable, or need rebuilding.
Calculation, concepts, diagrams, formula choice, or step writing.
Core, Foundation Repair, or Board Sprint depending on current level.
Join only if the plan makes sense for your child.
The C-P-T system: Clarity, Practice, Timing.
Class 10 maths preparation should build the three skills students need in the board exam: understand the concept, solve varied questions, and finish accurately under time.
Concept Clarity
Every formula, theorem, and procedure is taught with the “why” first, so students stop memorising steps blindly.
Patterned Practice
Questions move from NCERT basics to mixed board-style application, so students learn to recognise question types.
Timed Testing
Weekly tests and review sessions train accuracy, speed, step presentation, and exam temperament.
80 marks. 7 units. One clear preparation plan.
The latest CBSE Class X Mathematics course structure puts major weight on Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Mensuration, Statistics & Probability, Coordinate Geometry, and Number Systems.
Algebra + Geometry + Trigonometry = 47 out of 80 marks. These high-impact units receive deeper teaching, more revision cycles, and timed practice.
Curriculum reference: CBSE Academic Unit, Class X Mathematics 2026–27.
Every week has a visible purpose.
Parents should not have to guess what happened in tuition. The week is structured around learning, practice, testing, and feedback.
Teach the concept
Introduce the topic, clear misconceptions, solve model questions together.
Build independence
Students solve questions while the tutor observes method, speed, and errors.
Homework with purpose
Focused worksheet based on the exact skill being developed that week.
Test + correction
Short test, error review, and parent update so progress is measurable.
This is for your child if...
- ✓They understand topics during class but lose marks in tests.
- ✓They need a smaller batch where the teacher notices their mistakes.
- ✓They are preparing for Maths Standard or Maths Basic.
- ✓You want regular feedback, not just a monthly score.
This may not be for you if...
- ×You want recorded videos instead of live teaching.
- ×You want a guaranteed mark promise without consistent practice.
- ×Your child will not attend regularly or complete assigned work.
- ×You only want last-minute tricks instead of concept repair.
Choose the track after we know the gaps.
No student is forced into the same plan. The diagnostic decides the pace, not guesswork.
For students with decent basics
Best for students who need board-pattern practice, accuracy, revision, and consistent testing.
For students with Class 9 or basic gaps
Best for students who need patient rebuilding before full-speed Class 10 preparation.
For revision and pre-board pressure
Best for students who need structured revision, full-paper practice, and mistake reduction.
You should know more than “class happened”.
- Which chapter was covered this week?
- What mistake did your child repeat?
- What homework needs attention?
- Which chapter is improving?
- What should be revised before the next test?
Example format used for parent feedback
Questions parents usually ask before enrolling.
Do you teach Maths Standard and Maths Basic?
Yes. The diagnostic helps decide the right pace and level of practice for the student’s board target.
Do you follow the latest CBSE syllabus?
Yes. Classes are structured around the CBSE Class X Mathematics units and marks distribution, with NCERT-first teaching and board-style practice.
Is this online or offline?
The classes are live online on Google Meet. Students need a stable internet connection and a laptop, tablet, or desktop.
How many students are in a batch?
Small batches are kept to 3–5 students so individual mistakes can be observed and corrected.
What happens after the diagnostic?
You receive a written gap report and recommended track. You can then decide whether to enrol. The fee is standalone and is not adjusted against tuition.
Do you guarantee a particular score?
No honest tutor can guarantee a fixed score. The promise here is structured teaching, regular testing, clear feedback, and a plan your child can follow.
Can my child join in the middle of the year?
Yes, subject to available batch fit. The diagnostic is especially useful for mid-year joining because it identifies what must be repaired first.
Will my child get homework?
Yes. Homework is focused, checked, and connected to the exact skill taught in class. Practice is required for improvement.
Do you follow the NCERT textbook?
Yes, NCERT is the foundation. Every board question comes from NCERT concepts. I cover all NCERT exercises, then add board-pattern questions for extra practice.
Do you give practice papers for board exam preparation?
Yes. As the board exam approaches, we do full-length practice papers under timed conditions — 80 marks, 3 hours, exactly like the real exam. I review each paper individually and point out where marks are being lost.
How is this different from video tutorials or free NCERT solutions?
Video can explain a concept. It can't tell you which concept your child doesn't understand. It can't check their work, correct their approach, or adjust the explanation when they're confused. That's what a personal tutor does.
What's the refund policy?
The diagnostic fee (₹750) is a standalone charge and is not adjusted against tuition. If you decide not to continue after the diagnostic, you still keep the written gap report — that's value regardless.
Start with the diagnostic. Decide after you see the gaps.
One focused session can show what months of vague tuition may miss: the exact concepts, habits, and exam skills your child needs next.