Gurukul vs Private Tuition

For decades, the default answer to "my child is struggling in maths" in Nepal has been private tuition. A tutor comes home, or the student travels to a coaching flat after school, and pays a monthly fee for one or two hours of help. It works for many families, but it also has well known limits: the tutor is only available at fixed times, the price climbs with every extra subject, and the quality depends entirely on which individual you happened to find.

Gurukul takes a different approach. Instead of buying a fixed block of one person's time, you get an always-on study companion that explains concepts step by step, generates practice questions in the NEB and SEE pattern, and gives instant feedback whenever you are actually studying - at 6 in the morning before school or at 11 at night before an exam. The goal is not to replace a great human teacher you trust, but to give you unlimited, affordable practice and explanation in between those sessions.

The honest comparison below is not about which is "better" in the abstract. It is about what most Nepali students actually need: more reps, faster feedback, and a price that does not break the household budget when you add a third or fourth subject.