IB Diploma Programme (DP) Tutors in Faridabad: Home, Online and Hybrid Support

Fees depend on the subject, HL versus SL level, mode (home, online or hybrid) and how many sessions a week you need — a HL Math specialist typically costs more than a general SL subject tutor, and home tutoring in Faridabad usually costs more than online because of travel time. IB Gram does not publish a flat rate because it would be misleading; instead, fees are discussed and agreed with you before any session is booked, once we know the specific subject, level and format you need.

Say so as soon as you notice it — waiting through a full month hoping it improves usually just costs the student time before mocks or an IA deadline. IB Gram can suggest a different tutor without treating it as a failure on the student's part; subject teaching styles genuinely do not suit every learner, and that is a normal, fixable mismatch. Ask about progress specifically: which command terms are still weak, whether a mock score moved, whether IA feedback was concrete. Vague answers are a signal to switch.

For DP-level work, often yes — and sometimes better. Screen-sharing a past paper, marking an essay live, or walking through a graph in Math AI works fine on video, and it opens up specialists who would never be reachable for a home visit in Faridabad. Where online is weaker is with a student who genuinely needs someone physically present to stay focused, typically younger or easily distracted learners. For most DP subjects — Math HL, Physics, Economics, IA support — online is a realistic, often stronger option, not a compromise.

Requests are reviewed for Sector 15, Sector 21, Green Fields, Neharpar and Surajkund, plus nearby pockets like Sector 16, Sector 28, Sector 31 and Charmwood Village. Acceptance is not automatic — it depends on a specific tutor being willing to travel to your pocket on your preferred evening, so a compact central sector is easier to place than somewhere further out like Greater Faridabad or Ballabhgarh. Where home tutoring is not practical, we suggest online or hybrid instead, which covers Faridabad city-wide without the travel constraint.

The school supervisor remains the official EE guide, but a subject tutor can help around that role — narrowing a broad topic into a researchable question, checking sources are used analytically rather than just summarised, and reviewing structure against the assessment criteria before a draft goes to the supervisor. What a tutor should not do is write or heavily rewrite sections; that crosses into academic honesty territory IB takes seriously, and a tutor who offers to fix an EE draft that way is not one to work with.

No. IB Gram is an independent tutoring platform and is not officially affiliated with any school, including schools in Sector 15, 16, 21 or elsewhere in Faridabad, unless a specific school page states otherwise. We are also not affiliated with the International Baccalaureate Organization itself. What we do is match families with tutors who understand DP requirements and, where relevant, that school's own internal deadlines for IA submission or mock exams, which parents should share with us directly since these vary school to school.

It depends heavily on when in the two-year DP cycle you are starting and which subjects are behind. Early in Grade 11, there is real room to rebuild fundamentals before HL content compounds — waiting until deep into Grade 12 narrows options to damage control: prioritising a few papers, tightening exam technique, and being honest about which targets are realistic. A tutor who promises to fully close a large gap in a few months regardless of the subject is not being straight with you.

There is no fixed number — it depends on how many subjects need support, how close the exam session is, and how independently the student works. A student managing well needs one session a week per weak subject; someone heading into mocks with several gaps might need two. Loading up on five sessions a week helps little if the student cannot keep up with the practice work — tutoring adds structure to independent study, it does not replace it. We suggest starting lighter and adjusting after a few sessions show what is needed.

No — a first session is treated as a working diagnostic, not a demonstration to win you over. The tutor looks at recent school work, a past paper attempt, or an IA draft if there is one, and talks through specific strengths and gaps rather than general encouragement. By the end, you should know roughly what the next few weeks will focus on and how many sessions a week make sense. If a tutor spends the whole session on generic motivation talk instead of the student's work, mention it to IB Gram.