Choose a local-curriculum brand if…
Choose a US/UK-curriculum specialist (Cuemath, a local tutor, Third Space Learning for UK schools) if the child is fully on Common Core or the National Curriculum and will not sit an Indian board.
Honest table
Indian families in the US, UK, UAE, Canada and Australia often want a tutor who still speaks CBSE/ICSE — or who can translate it into the local curriculum without pretending they are the same. US-first brands (Cuemath included) are often a better Common Core fit. We are built for the Indian sequence, in IST-friendly hours, for children who still sit Indian boards or whose gaps started there.
| US/UK maths brands | MathyBrain | |
|---|---|---|
| Curriculum | Common Core / National Curriculum native | CBSE / ICSE / state-board concepts first; we will not fake a US scope-and-sequence we do not teach |
| Timezone | US/UK daytime | IST evenings and weekends — often after-school for Gulf and Asia, early morning for US West |
| Trial | Counsellor-led in most India-built US brands | Diagnostic first, no phone required to start |
| Safeguarding | Varies; UK/AU parents should ask for a written policy | A public safeguarding page: recordings, parent access, data handling for minors |
| Pricing | Often USD, after a call | INR on the page; USD shown as a guide |
| Where they are better | If the school is fully local-curriculum and you want that alignment | If the gap is an Indian-syllabus idea, or you want a named tutor who will not hide behind ‘personalised’ |
Choose a US/UK-curriculum specialist (Cuemath, a local tutor, Third Space Learning for UK schools) if the child is fully on Common Core or the National Curriculum and will not sit an Indian board.
Choose MathyBrain if the child is on CBSE/ICSE abroad, recently moved, or the missing ideas are from an Indian Class 4–8 sequence — and you want a tutor in a compatible timezone who will say so.
Pay ₹99 for a 50-minute session with a named tutor. Enroll only when you are ready.