Online Tutoring in Jaipur for Classes 1 to 10

Jaipur’s District Collector adjusts the school day when the weather turns extreme. From 22 April 2025, classes up to Class 8 in Jaipur’s government and private schools ran from 7:30 AM to 11:30 AM because of the heat, Amar Ujala reported, and a similar order moved pre-primary to Class 8 to 7:30 AM–12:00 PM from 27 April 2026.

Cold brings the opposite. In January 2026 the Collector gave pre-primary to Class 5 a holiday from 6 to 10 January, and Classes 6 to 8 from 6 to 8 January.

None of these orders changes an eGunas lesson, which is online and booked at a time you choose rather than tied to school hours.

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Rajasthan moved the start of the session in government schools from 1 July to 1 April, and the 2026–27 session began on 1 April 2026, according to the IANS news agency. For a family planning tutoring, that means a child starts the new class’s syllabus in April.

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The Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan, based in Ajmer, conducts the Secondary examination that Rajasthan Board students take at the end of Class 10; the 2026 result was announced on 24 March 2026.

eGunas State Board courses cover Mathematics, Science and Social Studies, but the catalogue does not name which state boards they follow. If your child is at a Rajasthan Board school, confirm at the free demo class that the lessons match the syllabus.

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At a CBSE school in Jaipur, eGunas covers Mathematics, Science, English, Hindi and Social Studies; at an ICSE school, Mathematics, Science, English, and History & Civics, for Class 1 to Class 10.

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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