Everything you need to support your child's learning — without becoming the tutor yourself

Why Most Parents Feel Lost About Their Child's Studies

Here's a situation that plays out in lakhs of Indian homes every evening: your child says they've studied for two hours. You have no idea what they covered, whether they understood it, or if they're actually prepared for next week's test. The school expects you to 'be involved,' but nobody tells you how. Coaching centres send bills, not progress reports. And Google is full of generic advice that doesn't apply to your child's specific board or class.

• Homework gets harder to help with after the middle-school years
• Many coaching centres share little detail with parents
• Board exam patterns change — keeping up is a job in itself
• Children often don't ask for help until it's too late

For Parents Who Are Spending Too Much on Coaching

Private tuition for 2-3 subjects commonly costs ₹5,000–₹20,000/month — ₹60,000 to ₹2,40,000 a year, often with mixed results. We're not saying coaching is always bad. But you deserve to know what you're paying for, and whether there's a better option. One Super Tutor plan covers every subject for your child's board and class, and school plans are from ₹199/month with UPI AutoPay (₹249/month if you pay once). Some families use it instead of tuition; others keep a single tutor and use Super Tutor to fill the gaps.

Start with the Guide That Matches Your Situation

If you want to understand what daily use looks like, read the day-in-the-life guide. If you're comparing costs, the coaching vs Super Tutor page and the savings calculator put the numbers side by side. And if your child learns differently, has a packed sports schedule or is racing ahead, there's a guide for that too.