How Much Does O Level Tuition Cost in Pakistan?

What actually drives the price

Almost all of the variation in O Level tuition pricing comes down to five things. When a quote looks unusually cheap or unusually expensive, it is normally because of one of these rather than because of teaching quality.

• One-to-one versus group teaching. Individual tuition costs considerably more per hour, because the teacher's time is not shared.
• Class size. A group of six and a group of forty are both sold as group tuition, but they are very different products.
• Contact hours per week. One 60-minute session a week, and two sessions plus separate support time, are not comparable even at the same monthly price.
• Number of subjects. Per-subject pricing usually falls as you add subjects, so the second and third subject often cost less than the first.
• Online versus in-person. In-person tuition carries travel cost and time for somebody — either the tutor or the student — and that is normally reflected in the fee.

Per-hour, per-subject or per-month?

Per-hour pricing looks transparent but hides how much teaching your child actually gets. Two hours a week at a low hourly rate can cost more per month than a structured programme quoted monthly, and gives you less certainty about what is covered.

Monthly per-subject pricing is usually easier to compare, provided you also ask how many sessions that month includes, whether support between sessions is included, and what happens if a class is missed.

What The Digital Tutor charges

For transparency, here is our published founding-cohort pricing. It is monthly, per student, and covers Cambridge O Level teaching for the subjects selected.

• 1 subject — PKR 10,000 per month
• 2 subjects — PKR 18,000 per month
• 3 subjects — PKR 24,000 per month
• 4 subjects — PKR 29,000 per month
• 5 subjects — PKR 34,000 per month

What that fee includes

The monthly fee is not only class time. For each subject it covers a weekly live class, open office hours between classes, past-paper and exam-style practice, and regular progress reporting to parents.

Classes are capped at 15 students, so it is a small-group programme rather than a lecture. Registration itself is free — you create an account, look around, and pay only when you decide to unlock a subject.

• Weekly live class with the instructor, not a recording
• Open office hours, Monday to Friday, 7:30–8:15 PM PKT
• Past-paper and exam-technique practice
• Homework with feedback
• Regular parent progress reports covering attendance, homework and focus areas
• Maximum 15 students per class

Questions worth asking any tutor before you pay

Whichever provider you choose, these questions tend to separate a structured programme from an informal arrangement.

• How many students are in the class?
• How many contact hours per week does the fee cover?
• What happens if my child is stuck between classes?
• Which Cambridge syllabus code are you teaching to?
• How, and how often, will I hear about my child's progress?
• What is the refund or cancellation policy?

If the fee is the obstacle

Cost should not be the reason a capable student misses out. We run an Opportunity Scholarship for students who demonstrate financial need alongside a genuine commitment to the work, and applications are reviewed individually.

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