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Looking for an online +1 (Class 11) Commerce tutor? Browse verified profiles for Accountancy, Business Studies and Economics, compare fees and teaching styles, and connect directly — no commission charged to students.
2 Yrs
Skills: Chakra Healing, Class 10 Cbse Mathematics, B.a. Sanskrit, +1 Class Commerce, +2 Accountancy, + 2 Economics, Public Speaking Skills, A and As Level Business Studies, A and As Level Economics, Spoken English, english grammar, communication skills, english speaking skill, Class 9 Mathematics, Business English, 3D Geometry
5 Yrs
Skills: Ca Final - Company Law, Income Tax & Accountancy, +1 Class Commerce, A and As Level Accounts, Accounts and Marketing Management, Financial Accounting, Accounting Standards (gaap, Ifrs), Managerial Accounting, Corporate Finance, Class 11 Economics, Class 12 Economics, Business Law Fundamentals, CUET Commerce (Eco/Acc/BST), Tax law, Tax system
6 Yrs
Skills: O Level Commerce, +1 Class Commerce, 11th Commerce
6 Yrs
Skills: O Level Commerce, +1 Class Commerce, 11th Commerce, 12th Commerce
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Chat With UsIf you've searched "+1 commerce tutor," you're most likely looking for a Class 11 Commerce tutor. "+1" and "+2" are simply what Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and a few other state boards call Class 11 and Class 12 — a naming carried over from the pre-university system. CBSE, ICSE, and most other boards just say "Class 11." Same academic year, same core subjects, different label depending on which board your child is enrolled in. Knowing this matters practically: when you're shortlisting a tutor, check that they've actually taught your specific board's syllabus and question paper pattern, not just "commerce" as a generic subject, because assessment style genuinely differs between a Kerala state-board +1 exam and a CBSE Class 11 exam.
This page helps you find and compare verified online +1 / Class 11 Commerce tutors across boards, understand what the subject actually covers, and know what to check before booking a trial class.
Commerce at this stage isn't a single subject — it's a stream made up of a few distinct ones, and a tutor rarely covers all of them with equal strength:
Accountancy — journal entries, ledgers, trial balance, and the foundational bookkeeping concepts that Class 12 accounting builds directly on
Business Studies (BST) — forms of business organisation, principles of management, and business environment
Economics — usually split into micro and Indian economic development, heavier on theory and graphical interpretation than Accountancy
Mathematics (optional in many boards, but compulsory if the student is keeping the CUET or B.Com (Hons) door open)
A student weak in Accountancy but comfortable with Economics needs a very different teaching emphasis than one struggling across the board — worth clarifying with a tutor before the first paid session, not after.
A few checks go a long way before you commit to regular classes.
"Commerce tutor" on a profile can mean anything from pure Accountancy coaching to a generalist covering all three subjects loosely. Ask specifically: do they teach your board (CBSE / State / ICSE), and do they cover the subject(s) your child actually needs, not just "commerce" broadly?
Accountancy is procedural and needs repeated practice — ledgers and trial balances aren't learned by listening alone. Economics and BST lean more conceptual and benefit from discussion and real examples. A tutor who treats both the same way (all lecture, or all worksheet) is usually weaker at one than the other.
For Accountancy especially, a shared digital whiteboard where the tutor can work through a ledger step by step matters more than a plain video call. Ask whether sessions are recorded, how doubts are handled between classes, and whether practice sheets are shared regularly.
Accountancy and Economics in Class 11 are the base for Class 12's more exam-weighted topics (partnership accounts, company accounts, national income). A tutor who can carry a student across both years — or who at least teaches the syllabus with that continuity in mind — saves a re-adjustment period the following year.
Most families come to this page with one of a few needs: some want a single subject shored up (usually Accountancy), others want all three core Commerce subjects covered by one tutor for convenience and consistency. Format preference varies too — one-on-one online sessions suit students who need a slower, personalised pace or have specific weak topics, while a small batch (typically 3–6 students) works for those who are broadly on track and want a lower fee with some peer discussion. Session frequency generally ranges from twice a week during the regular term to closer to daily in the run-up to term exams. A smaller group of students join mid-year, having moved boards or cities, and need a tutor comfortable bridging a partially different syllabus quickly.
Fees vary by tutor experience, subject count, and format, so treat any number as indicative rather than fixed. One-on-one sessions with an experienced tutor typically cost more per hour than a small batch, but the pace and attention are tailored to the student. A tutor covering all three Commerce subjects together is often priced as a package rather than per-subject, while single-subject Accountancy or Economics tuition tends to be quoted per hour or per month. Before finalising, it's worth asking a shortlisted tutor for a clear written breakdown — what's included (practice sheets, doubt-clearing outside class, mock tests) — rather than comparing on the headline number alone.
FindMyGuru doesn't charge students or parents a commission — you browse verified tutor profiles, see the specific subjects and boards each tutor lists (Accountancy, BST, Economics, or the full +1 Commerce combination), check their experience, and connect directly to discuss fees, timings, and teaching style before committing to anything. Profiles are filled in by the tutors themselves, so you can search for someone who explicitly mentions your board and subject rather than a generic "commerce" listing.
Online +1 Commerce Tutors Near Me: if you'd prefer someone based in your city for occasional in-person doubt sessions alongside regular online classes, browse FindMyGuru's location pages and filter for Commerce tutors in your area.
Online +1 Commerce Tutors in India: FindMyGuru's tutor base spans metros and smaller cities alike, so board-specific experience (say, a Kerala state-board specialist or a CBSE-only tutor) is easier to find than it would be searching locally alone. Browse the full India tutors directory to compare more broadly.
Online +1 Commerce Tutors for CBSE: CBSE Class 11 Commerce follows NCERT textbooks closely for Economics and Business Studies, and a CBSE-focused tutor will typically structure teaching around NCERT wording and past-paper patterns rather than a generic Commerce syllabus — worth confirming specifically if CBSE is your child's board.
If your child is also approaching board exams the following year, it's worth looking ahead at Online CBSE Class 12 Commerce Tutors for continuity, or exploring Online CUET Commerce Tutors if university entrance prep is on the horizon.
Start browsing verified +1 / Class 11 Commerce tutor profiles above, shortlist two or three that match your board and subject needs, and book trial classes before committing — it's a small time investment that usually saves a subject-switch a few months in. If you're a tutor teaching +1 or Class 11 Commerce online, you can list your profile on FindMyGuru to start getting discovered by students searching for exactly what you teach.
Yes. "+1" is the term used by Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and a few other state boards for Class 11 — it's the same academic year and largely overlapping subject matter as what CBSE and other boards call Class 11 Commerce.
The core subjects are Accountancy, Business Studies, and Economics, with Mathematics as an optional add-on depending on the board and whether the student wants to keep options like B.Com (Hons) or CUET open.
Both work — a single tutor covering all three subjects is more convenient and cost-effective if they're genuinely strong across Accountancy, BST, and Economics, while separate tutors make sense if your child is weak specifically in one subject, like Accountancy, and doing fine in the others.
Fees depend heavily on the tutor's experience, whether it's one-on-one or batch, and how many subjects are bundled — it's best to ask a shortlisted tutor for a written breakdown of what's included rather than comparing on a single quoted number.
One-on-one suits a student who needs a personalised pace or has specific weak areas, while a small batch can work well for students who are broadly on track and want the cost benefit and peer discussion that comes with a group.
A strong foundation in Class 11 Accountancy and Economics does carry over into CUET Commerce prep, since several CUET Domain papers draw directly from the Class 11-12 syllabus — worth mentioning to your tutor early if CUET is a goal.
Ask direct questions about board-specific requirements — for CBSE, NCERT wording and past-paper patterns; for a state board like Kerala's, familiarity with that board's specific textbook and exam format — a tutor who answers vaguely likely hasn't taught that board specifically.
A useful trial covers one full topic end-to-end (not just introductions) so you can judge teaching pace, how doubts are handled, and whether the tutor's approach — lecture-heavy or practice-heavy — actually fits how your child learns.
