Expresswala Academy Mathematics Tuition

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Mathematics Made Simple. Results Made Strong.

Live online and in-centre mathematics coaching for Classes 2–12, Intermediate, IIT-JEE Foundation and EAPCET. One subject, taught thoroughly.

Poranki, Vijayawada and live online

Expresswala Academy

One subject taught thoroughly. Small batches where every student is seen, questioned and corrected, from Class 2 all the way to Intermediate

CBSE and APboth syllabuses covered
Centre and onlinePoranki, or live online
Free demoone real class first

25+ years of mathematics

The same academy, the same subject, year after year.

  • 1,200+ students taught
  • 25+ years teaching mathematics
  • 5 programmes
  • 4.7 Google rating, from 47 reviews

Programmes

Find your child's programme

Structured by class and examination, from early foundations through to competitive entrance preparation.

Classes2–5

Early Years

Mathematics for Classes 2 to 5: the four operations, number systems, integers, first algebra and fractions.

  • Basic Mathematical Operations
  • Introduction to Number Systems
  • Understanding Integers
  • Introduction to Algebra
6 courses

Classes6–8

Primary Years

Mathematics for Classes 6 to 8: decimals and roots, real numbers, equations, exponents, plane geometry and mensuration.

  • Decimals and Introduction to Irrational Numbers
  • Squares and Square Roots
  • Cubes and Cube Roots
  • Real Numbers and Their Properties
9 courses

Classes9–12

Middle Years

Mathematics for Classes 9 to 12, including Intermediate: algebra, trigonometry, coordinate geometry, functions and proof.

  • Algebraic Expressions and Their Uses
  • Algebraic Identities
  • Linear Equations in One Variable
  • Solving Linear Equations in Two Variables
22 courses

Class11

Intermediate 1st Year Mathematics

Chapter-by-chapter lessons for Andhra Pradesh Intermediate first-year mathematics, following the NCERT Class 11 mathematics textbook prescribed by BIE AP.

  • Sets
  • Relations and Functions
  • Trigonometric Functions
  • Complex Numbers and Quadratic Equations
4 courses

Class12

Intermediate 2nd Year Mathematics

Chapter-by-chapter lessons for Andhra Pradesh Intermediate second-year mathematics, following the NCERT Class 12 mathematics textbook.

  • Relations and Functions
  • Inverse Trigonometric Functions
  • Matrices
  • Determinants
13 courses

What every class includes

Six habits, in every programme

Strong Fundamentals

Concepts are built from first principles, so later topics rest on something solid.

Individual Attention

Small batches mean every student is seen, questioned and corrected.

Regular Practice

Structured practice sets after every concept, graded by difficulty.

Frequent Tests

Chapter tests at short intervals, so gaps surface early rather than at the exam.

Doubt Clarification

Dedicated time for questions, no doubt is carried into the next chapter.

Exam Strategy

Time management, question selection and presentation, practised under timed conditions.

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How we teach mathematics

Try it yourself

Three questions. Real working.

From the question bank the classes use. Pick an answer and the full working appears, the way it is explained in class. No sign-up, and nothing recorded.

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Practice 0 / 3
To eliminate yy from 3x+2y=113x + 2y = 11 and 2x+3y=42x + 3y = 4, what should you multiply the equations by?
  • The first by 33 and the second by 22
  • The first by 22 and the second by 33
  • The first by 33 only
  • Both by 66
That makes both yy-coefficients 66, so subtracting removes yy.
Solve 3x+2y=113x + 2y = 11 and 2x+3y=42x + 3y = 4.
  • x=−2x = -2, y=5y = 5
  • x=3x = 3, y=1y = 1
  • x=5x = 5, y=2y = 2
  • x=5x = 5, y=−2y = -2
9x+6y=339x + 6y = 33 and 4x+6y=84x + 6y = 8; subtract: 5x=255x = 25, x=5x = 5, then 15+2y=1115 + 2y = 11, y=−2y = -2.
Solve 5x−2y=15x - 2y = 1 and 3x+4y=243x + 4y = 24.
  • x=3x = 3, y=7y = 7
  • x=92\displaystyle x = \dfrac{9}{2}, y=2y = 2
  • x=2x = 2, y=4y = 4
  • x=2x = 2, y=92\displaystyle y = \dfrac{9}{2}
Double the first: 10x−4y=210x - 4y = 2; add to the second: 13x=2613x = 26, x=2x = 2; then 6+4y=246 + 4y = 24, y=92\displaystyle y = \dfrac{9}{2}.
Pick an answer to see the working.

Getting started

Three steps to the first class

1

Choose a course

Pick the programme that matches your child’s class and board.

2

Book a free demo

One real class, with you welcome to watch. No obligation afterwards.

3

Join live classes

Small batches at a fixed time, taught live rather than recorded.

Practise by playing

40 maths games, free in the browser

Classes 2–5

Math Flash Cards

One fact at a time, five answers, pick the right one.
Classes 2–4

Missing Addend

One number is hiding in the sum, find it.
Classes 2–4

Missing Subtrahend

How much was taken away? The answer says.
Classes 3–5

Missing Multiplier

The product is on the board; one factor is not.
Classes 3–5

Missing Divisor

The sharing is done, how many ways was it split?
Classes 2–5

Maths Bingo

The answer is on your card, find it before the time runs out.
Classes 1–4

Telling Time

Read the hands, then pick the time off the clock.
Classes 3–6

Fraction Strips

Build a whole out of halves, thirds and twelfths, and see it add up.
Classes 4–6

Decimal Strips

Tenths, quarters and eighths as strips, build 0.75 and watch it add up.
Classes 4–7

Percentage Strips

Halves are 50%, quarters 25%, build a hundred and see the pieces.
Classes 3–6

Area & Perimeter Explorer

Colour squares on a grid and watch the area and perimeter count themselves.
Classes 1–5

Interactive Clock

Drag the hands of a big clock and watch the hour hand keep pace.
Classes 2 to 8

Number Line Jump

Where is 37? Put the frog on the number line and jump.
Classes 2 to 5

Place Value Builder

Build 347 out of hundreds, tens and ones: base-ten blocks on screen.
Classes 2 to 5

Rupee Shop

Pay the price with rupee coins and notes, then give change behind the counter.
Classes 3 to 8

Fraction Face-off

Which is bigger, 3/4 or 2/3? Pick the sign, then see it in chocolate.
Classes 6 and 7

Integer Lift

Floor 3, down 5: ride the lift into the basement and meet negative numbers.
Classes 6 to 8

Balance Puzzle

Solve 2x + 3 = 11 on a pan balance: take the same from both sides.
Classes 4 to 6

Prime Time

Prime or not? The dots decide: a rectangle means not prime.
Classes 5 and 6

Angle Turn

Make 60 degrees: turn the arm on a protractor, then name the angle.
Classes 3 to 8

Target Number

Make 24 from 3, 8, 4 and 1: combine tiles with + - x and divide.
Classes 2 to 5

Measure It

How long is the pencil? Read the ruler in centimetres and millimetres.
Classes 2 to 6

Bar Graph Builder

Turn a tally into a bar graph, then read what the graph says.
Classes 6 to 8

Squares and Cubes

13 squared, the square root of 196, 4 cubed: see each one as tiles and blocks.
Ages 2 to 5

Count the Pictures

Touch each picture to count it, then pick how many.
Ages 2 to 5

Colour Hunt

Find the blue balloon: colours, said out loud and found by tapping.
Ages 2 to 5

Shape Sorter

The toy box with the shaped holes: drag each shape into the hole it fits.
Ages 2 to 5

Big and Small

Tap the big one, tap the small one: comparing sizes by eye.
Ages 3 to 5

Which Has More?

Two plates of cookies: tap the one with more.
Ages 3 to 5

What Comes Next?

Red, blue, red, blue: finish the pattern on the train.
Ages 2 to 5

Sort the Colours

Tidy the toys away: each one into the basket of its colour.
Ages 3 to 5

Matching Pairs

Turn over two cards: the same picture twice is a pair.
Ages 3 to 5

Number Balloons

Pop the balloons in order: one, two, three, all the way to ten.
Ages 3 to 5

Feed the Bunny

The bunny wants three carrots: count them into its bowl, then press the tick.
Classes 2–5

Answer Bubbles

Pop the bubble with the answer before it reaches the surface.
Classes 2–5

Maths Moles

Three moles pop up with numbers: whack the one with the answer.
Classes 2–5

Maths Race

Every right answer drives your car forward: beat the red car to the line.
Classes 2–5

Question Match

Six questions and their answers, face down: turn two over to find a pair.
Classes 2–5

Meteor Shower

A meteor falls with a question on it: tap the answer to blast it before it lands.
Classes 2–5

Four in a Row

Answer to earn your move, then drop a counter: four in a row beats the computer.

Questions parents ask

Straight answers

Anything else, call or message us on WhatsApp.

What classes do you teach?

Expresswala Academy teaches mathematics for Classes 2 to 12, Intermediate, IIT-JEE Foundation and EAPCET.

Do you offer a demo class?

Yes. A demo class can be booked through the website, by phone or over WhatsApp.

Which boards do you cover?

Both CBSE and the Andhra Pradesh state syllabus are covered.

How large are the batches?

Batch sizes are kept small so every student receives individual attention.

See a real class before you decide.

Book a free demo class in Poranki or online. One real class, with you welcome to watch.

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