Math Tutors near me in Boduppal, Hyderabad

I have completed my M.C.A in kakatiya institute of technology and science, warangal. i have completed my software courses oracle,plsql,testing. I worked as mathematics teacher in gnanaprabha school,attapur. now i'm taking online classes for those who are interested to take home tutions. I have wast experience of teaching mental ability, reasoning, science, Telugu, Hindi, mathematics up to 10th class.

I'm a teacher worked since 5yrs .I'm giving home tuitions , went to school to teach. I did my Masters from Nagarjuna University in Computer science subject . My skills are I can make the child easy to learn n understand the topic .The child can able to ask their quarries without hesitation . They will be very much comfort n happy to be in my class ...

I am an engineer studying in BTech 3rd year at Anurag University. I have been giving home/online/tutor home tuition for 1 year. Mostly I like teaching so I choose this as my part-time job.

I am a teacher. I love teaching and want to share my knowledge with my students. I will take online classes. My approach combines clear concepts, regular practice, and student-friendly strategies to make learning effective and enjoyable.

Hello, I'm Nikhitha; I'm an Engineer by profession and a Teacher by passion. I've been teaching students who are present worldwide for more than four years. Most of my students are from USA and UK. I teach Math, Geological Science, Physics, Chemistry and SAT. I believe in practical learning and teaching. I'm your go-to person if you are stuck with a robotics project.

I have completed my b.tech . I Can teach mathematics to the students (1- 10,11 ,12 SSC,CBSC ,ICSE). Iam giving home tution since 3 years.

I teach maths and I give home/online/tutor home tuition too I teach maths in funny way and I have more experience 7 years and skill to teach English/hindi/telugu

I'm a professional teacher and i use to teach students, and help to develop their skills and personality and motivate and counseling are also part of my teacher-student interaction.

Being a tutor for 10th-grade Math and Physics is like igniting little sparks of "aha!" in a kid who's buried under CBSE syllabi stress—starting your session with a quick chai break and a whiteboard doodle of a rocket (for Physics) or a pizza slice (for Math fractions), then diving into those tricky quadratic equations or Newton's laws, watching their furrowed brows smooth out as you break down the "why" behind the formulas with real-life hacks like calculating cricket ball trajectories or budgeting pocket money for Diwali sweets. You high-five over solved problems, laugh off those "oops" moments like mixing up vectors with velocities, and end with homework tips that make them text you later, "Sir, I actually get it now!"—leaving you with that warm glow of turning confusion into confidence, one equation and experiment at a time, knowing you're prepping them not just for boards, but for a world that rewards curious minds.