Tuition centers are extra educational facilities that provide extra lessons and support to students outside of their regular teaching building and hours. They can offer a range of services from individual tutoring to group tutoring. Advantages include individual attention, timings, online classes and virtual tutoring, grouping, and subject-specific classes. Disadvantages include over-reliance, lack of student motivation and discipline, and the inability to provide the skills needed to study and learn independently. Middle and poor families in tuition centers may not be able to bear the additional burden of paying tuition fees, leading to a financial burden and a lack of different teaching methods. Limited access to resources and technology, such as libraries, laboratories, playgrounds, computer labs, and other co-curricular opportunities,can also limit the effectiveness of instructions.

Additionally, limited social interaction can lead to difficulty with social skills, interacting with each other, and completing a well-rounded personality. Tutoring centers can be a valuable resource for students who need extra help and individualized instruction, but it is important to consider the specific needs and financial capabilities of the student before enrolling. Lack of trained teachers and ineffective instruction can lead to lack of student progress, and limited availability of subjects can be a barrier for students. Additionally, some teachers are not interested in their formal school but only teach casually and attract their students to their tuition center.