Online Tuition in Lucknow
For Lucknow's CBSE, ICSE and UP Board families — lessons matched to your child's actual textbook.
Lucknow has a strong mix of UP Board schools alongside a fast-growing number of CBSE and ICSE ones, and each sequences its syllabus quite differently. We follow your child's specific board and textbook rather than a generic syllabus, so tuition reinforces exactly what's being taught in their own classroom that week.
Government and public-sector households are common among the Lucknow families we teach, often with steady but non-negotiable working hours — evening and weekend online slots fit around that far more easily than travelling to a tuition centre. We put real emphasis on spoken and written English, since UP Board's Hindi-medium track means English composition often needs deliberate, separate practice.
Why parents choose Vihakids for this
- Matched to CBSE, ICSE and UP Board coursework and textbooks
- Evening and weekend slots built around government/public-sector hours
- Dedicated English composition and comprehension practice
- Available for English, Hindi, Mathematics, Science and Kannada
Boards and languages in Lucknow schools
Uttar Pradesh’s board, the UPMSP, calls its Class 10 exam the High School examination — not "SSC" or "SSLC" — and it is one of the largest school boards in the world by candidate numbers. Lucknow also has well-known CBSE and ICSE schools, so the mix within one family’s circle can be wide.
Hindi is the main language subject, with Sanskrit common as an additional one. We teach Hindi and English; Sanskrit we do not. The most frequent ask from Lucknow parents is English for children in Hindi-medium or mixed-medium schools, where the syllabus assumes a fluency the classroom has not built.
- State board
- UP Board (UPMSP)
- Class 10 exam
- High School examination
- Usual language subjects
- Hindi, often Sanskrit (no Sanskrit from us)
- Subjects we teach here
- English, Hindi, Mathematics, Science, Kannada
Questions parents ask
Do you prepare children for the UP Board High School exam?
Yes. For UPMSP children we teach from the school textbook and, in Classes 9 and 10, practise writing answers the way the High School paper rewards — complete steps in Mathematics, properly structured answers in Science and the languages.
Do you teach Sanskrit?
No. Sanskrit is common as an additional language in Lucknow schools, but our subjects are English, Hindi, Mathematics, Science and Kannada.
Are your tutors in Lucknow, and do they come home?
Our tutors are based in India — Bengaluru mostly — and every class is live and online, one-on-one over video. So no, we do not send a tutor to your home in Lucknow; what you get instead is a tutor who is free to be chosen for how well they teach your child’s board and subject rather than for living nearby.