CLASS 7The problem is rarely where you are looking
A child who cannot do Class 9 Maths usually lost something years earlier.
FOR PARENTS OF CLASS 9-10 STUDENTS STUCK IN MATHS
Twenty-five years, a thousand students, four boards. Sweety does not start by teaching Class 9. She starts by finding where it broke.
Your child is not weak at Maths. A concept broke somewhere behind them, every chapter since was built on top of it, and nobody went back to look.
Ninety seconds, and you will see it yourself.
Many reach an answer. Far fewer can explain it. That gap is Class 6 or 7, and your child sits in Class 9 being taught on top of it.
That is the whole thing. Every chapter since was built on a foundation never finished, which is why nothing you add now stays.
CLASS 7A child who cannot do Class 9 Maths usually lost something years earlier.
CHAPTER 1Which means every tuition starts above the break, not below it.
THE TWISTMemorised steps survive the textbook. They do not survive a rephrased question.
BIG BATCHAnd a child who does not ask is a child whose gap is never found.
"I'M NOT A MATHS PERSON"It is almost never true. But once a child believes it, effort stops before it starts.
So here is your free one. Tonight, do not ask if the homework is done. Ask them to teach you one question from today's chapter, out loud.
Wherever they stumble while explaining is not laziness and not ability. It is the exact place somebody needs to go back to - and most parents find it in five minutes.
Online, with your child, and you sitting in. A diagnosis, not a demo class.

From Classes 6, 7 and 8, never Class 9. The basics everything rests on.

Fractions, integers, algebra basics, geometry reasoning, whichever it turns out to be.

Not "weak in Maths". A named concept, from a named year.

What they actually think about Maths, which explains more than the marks.

In your hands afterwards, with the next ninety days mapped out.

Classes are discussed only if you ask. Take the report and go.
Thirty minutes to stop guessing why Maths is not working - and to know the exact concept, from the exact year, that needs fixing first.
CBSE, ICSE, IGCSE and IB, in India and overseas. She knows where children stop because she has seen it a thousand times.






Maths for Classes 9 and 10 · CBSE, ICSE, IGCSE, IB · India and overseas

In twenty-five years she has never met a child who was weak at Maths. She has met hundreds who lost something early, and nobody went back to find it.
Which is why she teaches second. First she finds where it broke - and that change in order is why her students move when nothing else has.
"I teach second. First I find where your child stopped, and why."
Maths is the one subject where nothing is optional. Fractions hold up algebra, algebra holds up Class 10. Miss one block early and the tower above never steadies, however much is added on top. More hours on Class 9 cannot work - the repair has to happen underneath, and almost nobody looks there.

Before a single chapter is taught.
Result: You stop paying for teaching that lands above the break.

Foundation first, then the year they are actually in.
Result: New chapters finally hold, because there is something under them.

Testing to check understanding, not to produce marks.
Result: Progress you can see on an actual school assessment.
Identify, understand, teach, test, practise - in that order, because every tuition that failed your child began at step three.
No assistant, no junior teacher, no recorded test. Her, your child, thirty minutes. That is the only reason for the number.
The real clock is the board exam. A Class 7 gap does not close by itself, and every month spent teaching above it is paid for twice.
So take a slot, have your child's last Maths marksheet to hand, and sit in on the session yourself.
Nothing to prepare. Just your child, and their last Maths marksheet.
The report and the checklist are yours whatever you decide next.
You walk away with a written report naming the exact concept and the exact class, whether you ever study with her or not. No obligation, and nothing pushed at you.
Free · 30 minutes online · Parent sits in · Nothing is pushed on you