FOR PARENTS
Know exactly how your child is learning.
You spend ₹2,000–4,000 a month on private tuition and still don't know whether your child is understanding the material or just getting through it. Aariv gives you visibility — and your child a better way to actually learn.
The real cost of private tuition
| Format | Students | Cost/subject/month | Per year (10 months) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Group tuition | 4–8 | ₹2,500–4,000 | ₹75,000–1,20,000 |
| One-on-one tuition | 1 | ₹5,000–10,000 | ₹1,50,000–3,00,000 |
| Aariv Pro | 1 (AI) | ₹999 (all subjects) | ₹9,990 |
What a classroom teacher structurally cannot do
- 30 students, 1 teacher, 45 minutes — that's 90 seconds of individual attention per student per period — if the lesson runs perfectly. In reality it's less.
- Exams show scores, not understanding — a student gets a tick or a cross, not an explanation of why they were wrong or what gap caused it.
- Available 2 hours a week, not 24/7 — the tuition teacher is available Tuesday and Thursday 5–6pm. The student has a doubt at 10:30pm on Sunday night before the exam.
- Limited ways to explain the same thing — even the best teacher has perhaps 4–6 ways to explain a concept. If none work for a particular student, both give up on that topic.
- Usually teaches in one language only — a student who thinks better in Gujarati but is being tutored in English is fighting two battles simultaneously.
What you can see as a parent
- XP, level, and badges — your child earns XP for every session. A useful proxy for how actively they're using the platform.
- Chapters opened and tested — see exactly how many chapters your child has opened and how many they've gone far enough to attempt a test in.
- Where the gaps are, precisely — every concept classified as Strong (≥80% mastery), Developing (50–80%), or Weak (<50%).
- Weekly summary emails — a weekly email summarises what your child studied that week, their current streak, recent badges, and newly flagged weak concepts.
- Squad chat is AI-moderated — all squad messages are moderated in real time. No direct messages between students outside of a squad.