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National Curriculum of Pakistan Tutoring
Primary and middle-years foundations, Grades 1–8, matched to your province's textbooks.
The National Curriculum of Pakistan (NCP) — launched as the Single National Curriculum and developed by the National Curriculum Council — sets shared learning standards from the early years to Grade 12, released in phases for Pre-I–V, VI–VIII and IX–XII. Because education is a devolved subject, each province reviews and notifies the curriculum through its own legal process, so textbooks and pacing differ between Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan. Our tutors teach from your child's actual provincial textbook and school scheme of work, building the English, Urdu, mathematics and science foundations that make Matric far less painful later.
What our National Curriculum of Pakistan tutoring covers
- Lessons mapped precisely to your syllabus and exam board
- Past-paper practice and mark-scheme technique
- Verified specialist tutors, matched in about a day
- One-to-one in our secure online classroom, in your time zone
Last updated 3 August 2026
Tutors for National Curriculum of Pakistan
A few of the verified specialists who teach this curriculum.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Which curricula do you tutor in Pakistan?
We cover every mainstream pathway: the National Curriculum of Pakistan (Grades 1–8), Matric (SSC) and Intermediate (HSSC — FSc Pre-Medical, FSc Pre-Engineering, ICS, I.Com and FA) for FBISE and the provincial BISE boards, AKU-EB, Cambridge O Level, IGCSE and AS/A Level, and the IB Diploma. We also prepare students for the MDCAT, ECAT, NUST NET, IELTS and the Digital SAT.
Is O Level equivalent to Matric in Pakistan?
Yes — the Inter Boards Coordination Commission (IBCC) issues an SSC (Matric) equivalence for Cambridge O Level once a student has passes in at least eight subjects, including Pakistan Studies and Islamiyat. At the next stage, three A Level subjects are required for an HSSC (Intermediate) equivalence. Our tutors plan subject choices with that formula in mind.
How is MBBS and BDS admission merit calculated in Pakistan?
Merit is weighted 50% MDCAT, 40% FSc (HSSC) and 10% Matric (SSC). Candidates must also clear the MDCAT passing mark — 52% for MBBS and 47% for BDS. Because Matric and FSc together carry half the weight, board results matter long before test day, which is why we tutor the syllabus and the entry test as one plan.
Do you prepare students for the MDCAT and ECAT?
Yes. For the MDCAT we work through the PMDC learning objectives with the paper's real weighting — Biology 81 questions, Chemistry 45, Physics 36, English 9 and Logical Reasoning 9, across 180 MCQs in 3 hours 30 minutes with no negative marking. For engineering we coach UET Lahore's 100-MCQ ECAT and the NUST NET, plus timed full-length mocks for both.
Can lessons be taught in Urdu as well as English?
Yes. Several of our Pakistan tutors teach bilingually and will explain a concept in Urdu when that is what makes it land, while keeping exam vocabulary and written answers in the language of the paper. Tell us your preference when you enrol and we'll match accordingly.
Do lessons fit around school and academy timings?
They do. Tutors schedule in Pakistan Standard Time, including early mornings, evenings and weekends, so lessons sit around school, academy classes and Ramadan timings. If your schedule shifts during exam season, we adjust the plan rather than the other way round.
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