Maths tutors in Pakistan

Online and home maths tutors for Matric, FSc, O Level and A Level, from basic algebra to calculus and mechanics.

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2 tutors available

Bazal Bhatti

Mathematics

Grades and curricula

Class 11 to Year 13 · O Level, A Level, KS1

Location and teaching mode

Karachi, Pakistan

Online

Experience

4 years of experience

Fee

$15.00/hour · approximately PKR 4,155.82

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Shabana Gilani

Biology

Grades and curricula

Year 10 to Year 9 · O Level, KS3, GCSE

Location and teaching mode

Islamabad, Pakistan

Online

Experience

6 years of experience

Fee

$25.00/hour · approximately PKR 6,926.37

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Online tuition in Pakistan: what to know

Lesson times

Tutors here share your time zone: it is 3:51 am in Pakistan now, so after-school and weekend slots are easy to arrange.

Fees in PKR

PKR 4,155.82 – PKR 6,926.37 an hour

From 2 tutors listed for Pakistan, converted at the latest daily rate. You pay the tutor directly; no commission is added.

Curricula in Pakistan

Tell the tutor which syllabus and exam board your child follows; good tutors teach to it.

Questions parents in Pakistan ask

How much does an online tutor cost in Pakistan?

Tutors listed for Pakistan on Websink Tutors charge from PKR 4,155.82 to PKR 6,926.37 an hour, converted from their own currency at the latest daily rate. Each tutor sets their own fee, shown on their profile, and you pay the tutor directly.

Can a tutor in another country teach my child in Pakistan?

Yes. Online lessons happen over video (Zoom, Google Meet or WhatsApp) with a shared whiteboard, so the tutor can be anywhere. Check that the tutor knows the syllabus your child follows, for example Matric, Intermediate / FSc or Cambridge O Level.

Is it free to find a tutor?

Yes. Searching, comparing profiles and contacting tutors is free. Websink Tutors does not add a commission to tutors' fees.

What a maths tutor covers at each level

Mathematics is the subject Pakistani parents look for tutors in most often, and the gap between levels is large, so check that a tutor teaches your child's exact syllabus.

Matric (Class 9 and 10): algebra, sets and functions, matrices, logarithms, linear and quadratic equations, geometry theorems and basic trigonometry, as examined by your board.
FSc / ICS (Class 11 and 12): functions and limits, differentiation and integration, analytic geometry, vectors, sequences and series, and trigonometry, which also form the maths section of ECAT and NUST NET.
O Level Mathematics (4024): number, algebra, geometry, mensuration, trigonometry, vectors and transformations, probability and statistics, with heavy use of past papers.
A Level Mathematics (9709): Pure Mathematics 1 and 3, plus Mechanics and Probability and Statistics, depending on the options your school chooses.

Why maths suits online tuition

Maths is one of the easiest subjects to teach online. A tutor working on a digital whiteboard can show every step of a solution, and your child can share their working from a phone camera or tablet. Lessons can be recorded so your child can rewatch a method before a test.

Choosing a maths tutor

Ask the tutor to solve a recent past-paper question with your child in the first session. You will quickly see how clearly they explain.
For O and A Level, check they are comfortable with Cambridge mark schemes, where method marks matter as much as the final answer.
For weaker students, a patient tutor who rebuilds basics such as fractions and algebra is worth more than a specialist in advanced topics.

Frequently asked questions

How many maths lessons a week does my child need?

Two lessons a week of about an hour suits most Matric and O Level students. Students preparing for board or Cambridge exams in the final months often move to three or four sessions focused on past papers.

Can one tutor teach both O Level and Matric maths?

Some can, but the papers are examined very differently. It is better to choose a tutor whose profile lists your child's exact level and who regularly practises that exam's past papers.

Do maths tutors help with ECAT and NUST entry tests?

Yes. Many FSc maths tutors also prepare students for the maths sections of ECAT, NUST NET and other engineering entry tests. Look for test preparation on their profile.