How much should we pay for Hindi Home tuition for 2nd standard (CBSE)?

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Per hour Rs. 600/ three times a week.
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400 per hour
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Coach For Skill And Personality Development

I charge Rs. 500/- an hour for a private coaching. It's negotiable if the location is too close. It's a fair amount for a single student.
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Rs 500 per hour.
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Hindi & Sanskrit trainer with 15 years of experience

It depends on location, but generally, it is INR Rs. 500 - Rs 600.
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Rs 1000 per month.
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Rs 500 - Rs 600 per hr.
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Minimum Rs. 500 to max Rs. 1000 per month.
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Weekend class at Rs: 300/ weekend or Rs 1000/month.
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Rs 1000.
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