Frequently asked questions

A free trial lesson. You can ask any teacher on IndusVidhara for one before
deciding whether to join them — you sit in, see how they teach, and decide
afterwards. You are not committing to anything, and there is nothing to pay.

You can ask even if the teacher has no batches open yet.

Find a teacher, then send a request to join. The teacher decides whether to
accept, and tells you either way. Most families ask for a demo class first.

Contact details are never shown on this site. A teacher's email and phone stay
private until they choose to share them.

Every teacher is checked before students can find them. We review the account
and the profile separately, and both have to pass.

We do not rush this. Children use this platform, and a listing is us saying
the person is who they claim to be.

Tuition fees are paid directly to your teacher, usually by UPI. Your teacher
raises the fee, you pay their UPI handle, and you attach a screenshot as proof.
The teacher then confirms it.

That money never passes through IndusVidhara, and we take nothing from it.

Those are bought through the site, by card, UPI or net banking. The payment is
handled by Razorpay. A commission is taken from what the teacher earns, and the
rest is theirs.

Yes, in the cases set out in our Refund and Cancellation Policy.
Tuition fees paid directly to a teacher are between you and them — we can help,
but we did not take the money.

We do not show advertising to students, and we do not profile children. There
is no public student directory, no student-to-student messaging and no
comments. Students cannot see each other's profiles.

We run no analytics of any kind on pages a student is signed in to. See our
Privacy Policy for the full picture.

Their own teacher and that academy's staff. Not other students, not other
teachers, and not the public.

Tell us immediately through Support and say it is urgent. We treat
anything involving a child's safety ahead of everything else.

Write to us from Support and we will delete it, along with the
personal data attached to it, within 90 days. Some financial records are kept
for eight years because Indian tax law requires it.