Online Tutoring in Bengaluru for Classes 1 to 10

The Kannada Language Learning Act, 2015 (Karnataka Act No. 22 of 2015) requires Kannada to be taught as a compulsory language in all classes and all schools in the state, either as the first language or the second. Schools that were not already doing so had to introduce it at Standard I from the 2015–16 academic year and extend it upwards class by class, so that it reaches every standard from I to X.

So from a child’s first year at school through to Class 10, Kannada is part of the timetable, not something added later.

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A school needs a no-objection certificate from Karnataka’s school education department to be affiliated to CBSE or ICSE. Rules notified in June 2024 for issuing that certificate require private CBSE and ICSE schools to teach Kannada as a first or second language. On 9 July 2024 the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations told its member schools to follow the state rule.

If your family has moved to Bengaluru from another state, your child may therefore meet Kannada as a full school language for the first time, whatever board the school follows.

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eGunas does not teach Kannada, so it cannot help with that part of the timetable. Its language courses are English for CBSE and ICSE students and Hindi for CBSE students, alongside Mathematics, Science and the other catalogue subjects.

If your child is at a Karnataka State Board school, where the Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board (KSEAB) conducts the SSLC examination at the end of Class 10, check the syllabus before booking. eGunas State Board courses cover Mathematics, Science and Social Studies, but the catalogue does not name which state boards they follow, so ask at the free demo class.

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At a CBSE school in Bengaluru, eGunas covers Mathematics, Science, English, Hindi and Social Studies. At an ICSE school: Mathematics, Science, English, and History & Civics.

Lessons are one to one and online, with a certified teacher matched to the subject and board, at timings you choose. Read how eGunas online tutoring works, or see every course.

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