Online Tuitions
Live classes for IB, IGCSE, ICSE and CBSE, with guides on results, progress, and online versus offline.
All boards
Online Tuitions Hub
Inkstall online tuitions are live classes for IB, IGCSE, ICSE and CBSE — not a library of recorded videos. Students get real-time doubt clearing, a paced lesson, and homework they are expected to finish.
Families choose online when the right subject teacher is not nearby, when schedules are tight, or when siblings sit different boards. Enrolment starts with a short consultation on board, grade, subjects and goals. We then match a teacher and recommend one-to-one or a small batch, usually 2–6 students.
- Live teaching with a digital whiteboard
- One-to-one or a small group
- Attendance, assignments and tests in the Student App
- Hybrid later at a Mumbai centre if you want it
PYP, MYP and DP
Online IB Tuitions
Online IB tuition works when the teacher knows the programme stage — PYP, MYP or Diploma — and teaches to the assessment criteria, not only the week’s school homework.
Sessions are live. Diploma students can add exam practice and process coaching for Internal Assessments, Theory of Knowledge and the Extended Essay. Parents see what was taught and what to practise next in the Student App.
- Mathematics AA and AI, sciences, English and humanities
- One-to-one for HL gaps, small groups when levels match
- IA, TOK and EE guidance — the student still writes the work
- Stay fully online, or add Goregaon, Borivali or Kandivali hours
Cambridge
Online IGCSE Tuitions
IGCSE classes are built around Core and Extended expectations, mark schemes, and the places students usually lose marks on timed papers.
Mathematics, Additional Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, English and other subjects run as live sessions. Students practise exam-style questions. If Maths, Physics and Chemistry are taken together, the plan keeps the calculation skills lined up across subjects.
- Syllabus-mapped lessons for Core and Extended
- Past-paper technique and topic-wise repair
- Subject teachers with IGCSE classroom experience
- Online first, with a Mumbai centre as an optional add-on
Parent guide
Is Online Tuition Effective?
Online tuition is effective when the class is live, the student has to answer, and someone checks the work. A pile of recorded videos rarely does that job on its own.
The same test applies to IGCSE, IB, ICSE and CBSE. Ask how doubts are handled between sessions, whether Core or Extended (or SL/HL) is actually taught, and whether parents can see attendance and scores — not only a chat message that says the class went well.
- Live class over self-paced video alone
- Assessments and past-paper feedback
- A quiet study space and a clear weekly goal
- A checklist for choosing a tutor before you enrol
Student App
Track Progress Online
The usual worry with online classes is invisibility: is the child actually learning? On the homepage we describe the Student App as the place where progress, tasks and feedback live in one screen. Online tuition uses that same loop.
Parents should be able to see attendance, assignments with teacher comments, and periodic test scores by topic. A scheduled update — in the app, on a call, or as a short report — should say what improved and what the next two to four weeks will cover.
- Weekly attendance records
- Assignments with written feedback
- Topic-wise assessment scores
- A parent update with the next goals
How to choose
Online vs Offline Guide
The homepage puts online and on-centre side by side because neither is automatically better. It depends on the child, the subjects, and how much structure they need in the room with them.
Online wins on specialist teachers and a timetable that does not include a commute. A centre wins when a fixed place and in-person accountability matter more. Many Mumbai families start with a live online demo, then stay online or add Goregaon, Borivali or Kandivali hours without rewriting the plan.
- Compare cost, flexibility and accountability
- Use online, a centre, or a hybrid of both
- Same boards either way: IB, IGCSE, ICSE and CBSE
- A parent checklist before you decide
