SecondTutor

SecondTutor is an innovative and easy-to-use educational platform where anyone can learn important subjects in their own language. It's free, and it always will be. Select your language and step into the world of knowledge.

Select your language:

📚 Through SecondTutor, students can -

Learn in their mother tongue

Use visuals and animations to understand better

Explore Sujects to learn faster and smarter

Experience learning as fun, practical, and interactive

We also want to create awareness in schools and families—that internet + education is not just possible, but necessary for today's generation.

💡 Our Goal:

To bridge the gap between entertainment-based internet use and purpose-driven educational use, by giving students the content they actually need—in the language they truly understand.

🌐 The internet isn't just a source of entertainment. When used right, it becomes:

A powerful tool for concept clarity

A source of inspiration and curiosity

A best medium for self study

A gateway to future careers in science, technology, and beyond.


SecondTutor is completely free for students—forever.

Our goal is to provide students with better learning tools by explaining tough topics in Indian languages like Assamese, Bengali, Hindi, Odia, and others. While most online study materials are available only in English, we aim to make those same concepts easier to understand by using pictures, animations, and interactive tools—all in students' mother tongues. Alongside this, we also use key English terms and definitions to support students who are aiming for higher studies and need to understand the global academic language.

We believe that learning in your own language builds stronger understanding and confidence. Research overwhelmingly shows that students understand academic subjects much better in their mother tongue, especially during the early and middle stages of learning.


Why SecondTutor Matters?+

In many cities across India, students have access to the internet, but most of their time online is spent on entertainment, not education. But this isn't because students lack interest in learning.

The real problem is the lack of quality, engaging, and purposeful educational content in their own language. At SecondTutor, we aim to change that. We believe every student, regardless of location or language, deserves access to high-quality learning in subjects like Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology—presented in a way that's easy to understand, visually rich, and interactive.

Here's what major research and reports say:+

# UNESCO, in reports like "If You Don't Understand, How Can You Learn?" (2016), strongly supports mother-tongue-based education, especially in primary and secondary schools. It found that children learn faster, think more deeply, and retain concepts better when taught in their first language.

# Cognitive science research shows that understanding is strongest when the brain processes information in the language it is most comfortable with. If students have to translate while learning, it puts a strain on their working memory and weakens both comprehension and critical thinking.

# Studies from multilingual countries (such as India, South Africa, and Ethiopia) show that students taught complex subjects like math and science in their native language perform better—even later, when they switch to English or another second language for higher studies.

# India's 2020 National Education Policy (NEP) recognizes this as well, recommending the use of mother-tongue or regional languages for foundational learning.

As we grow, SecondTutor will expand to support even more Indian languages, giving every student the chance to learn in the language they're most comfortable with—while also preparing them for future academic and career opportunities.

What we aim to do at SecondTutor:+

1. Show concepts using pictures and infographics, so students can understand them easily.

2. Help students remember topics by using visuals with short and simple text.

3. Include key English terms and definitions to support students preparing for higher studies or competitive exams.

4. Use interactive tools like puzzles, mix-and-match games, and quizzes to make learning fun and active.