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The subjects as published
This page preserves the subject vocabulary that appeared on rajdhanitutors.com under RAJDHANI TUTORS, a tutoring bureau and academy associated with home tuition and test preparation from Delhi NCR. The material described school study, commerce, engineering, university work, languages, international curricula and examination preparation. It is presented as a historical public record, not as a current tuition service or a statement made by the business today.
The published pages arranged subjects in broad groups, then expanded some areas through course lists and descriptions. School subjects appeared beside commerce topics, engineering terms and language names. Separate pages discussed IB Physics, IB Maths and IELTS preparation. The wording varied between pages, so the lists should be read as a record of what was printed rather than as a single modern syllabus.
The record also named classes, examinations, boards, universities and study levels. It mentioned online and face-to-face tuition in descriptions of the published material, along with international study contexts. No fee, price, result, pass rate, guarantee, rating or review count is supplied here because the recorded pages did not establish those details.
The subject groups as the pages listed them
The home page grouped its subjects into school subjects, commerce subjects, engineering and university subjects, languages and international curricula. The school grouping was the broadest, reaching from Physics, Chemistry and Maths through humanities, computing and biological subjects. Commerce had a shorter specialist list. Engineering and university entries combined named technical topics with a wider reference to engineering branches and university study.
The grouping was practical rather than a formal curriculum framework. Some names appeared in more than one form, such as Maths and Mathematics, while C and C++ appeared both in the general subject line and in the B.Tech course list. The international category identified curricula rather than individual lessons. This arrangement shows the range of areas mentioned by the pages, while leaving detailed syllabuses outside the record.
School and commerce subjects
The school list covered Physics, Chemistry, Maths, Hindi, English and Science, then continued through Biology, Accounts, Economics, Geography and History. It also named Computers, Business Studies, Political Science, Informatics Practices, Psychology, Sanskrit and Sociology. Zoology and Botany completed the biological side of the list. Capitalisation varied across the published wording, but the subject identities remain clear.
Commerce was represented by Income Tax, Costing, Business Finance, Business Law, Corporate Accounting and Financial Management. These entries point to accounting, taxation, finance and commercial law rather than to a general school-only selection. The pages also referred to BA, B.Com and BSC study among wider academic levels, so the commerce material sat alongside both school subjects and university courses in the overall record.
| School subjects | Physics, Chemistry, Maths, Hindi, English, Science, Biology, Accounts, Economics, Geography, History, Computers, Business Studies, Political Science, Informatics Practices, Psychology, Sanskrit, Sociology, Zoology, Botany |
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| Commerce subjects | Income Tax, Costing, Business Finance, Business Law, Corporate Accounting, Financial Management |
| Engineering and university subjects | Engineering maths, engineering mechanics, C, C++, control systems, signals and systems and all branches of engineering, plus electrical science and digital signal processing |
| Languages | French, German, Spanish, Italian and Russian, listed beside the academic subjects |
| International curricula | IB, IGCSE, A-Level and O-Level, named among the boards the bureau said it covered |
Engineering and university subjects
Engineering material began with Engineering maths, engineering mechanics, C, C++, control systems, signals and systems, electrical science and digital signal processing. The B.Tech list expanded that range with Engineering Math 1,2,3, Applied Maths, Advanced Engineering Math, Communication system, Digital System Design, Object Oriented Programming, Python and Java, Electrical Science, Numerical Method and EMFT. It also stated that all B.Tech subjects were included.
The About page added a longer technical catalogue. It named professional communication, environmental studies, electrical engineering, digital electronics, electromagnetic field theory, electrical network analysis, digital logic design, discrete structure, surveying, machine design, operating system, compiler design and graph theory. The same material identified B.Tech and M.Tech among university courses, while also naming BA, B.Com, BSC, BBA, BCA, MBA and MCA.
- Engineering maths, engineering mechanics, C, C++ and control systems
- Signals and systems, electrical science and digital signal processing
- Digital electronics, electromagnetic field theory and electrical network analysis
- Operating system, compiler design, graph theory, surveying and machine design
- Python, Java, object oriented programming and numerical method
Languages and international curricula
Five languages appeared in the home page subject list: French, German, Spanish, Italian and Russian. They were placed beside academic subjects rather than separated into a detailed language programme. Other page wording referred to international and private home tuition for all subjects and languages, but it did not add a longer language catalogue or set out proficiency stages.
International curricula were identified through IB, IGCSE, A-Level and O-Level. The B.Tech and IB course lists gave more detail for IB, including Maths HL SL, Physics HL SL, Chemistry HL SL, Biology HL SL, Hindi, English, Economics, History, Business Management, Psychology, Spanish, French, Italian and Computer. The IB Physics and IB Maths pages described online, face-to-face and technology-supported study modes.
| Classes | Described as covering the first to the twelfth class, alongside university and professional courses |
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| Boards named | CBSE, ICSE, ISE, IGCSE, IB, A-Level, O-Level, American School, British School and NOS |
| Indian universities named | DU, PU and IPU, listed among the boards and universities covered |
| University courses named | B.Tech, M.Tech, BBA, BCA, BSC, BA, B.Com, MBA and MCA |
| Special provision named | A special package for compartment students with quick revision and mock tests |
| Tuition modes described | Online tuition and face-to-face tuition, described on the subject pages as the two modes offered |
The classes, levels and boards named
The About page described coverage from 1st to XII, together with professional, competitive and university levels. Named examination or preparation areas included IIT, JEE, AIEEE, DCE, PMT, CAT, GRE, GMAT, SAT, CA and CS. The course list also included BBA, BCA, BSC, BA, B.Com, B.Tech, M.Tech, MBA and MCA, showing that the record extended beyond school classes.
The boards and education systems named were CBSE, ICSE, ISE, IGCSE, IB, A-Level, O-Level, American School, British School and NOS. DU, PU and IPU were listed among the boards and universities covered. A special package for compartment students was described with quick revision and mock tests. The record therefore combines ordinary class levels, professional courses, examinations and named education systems.
Reading a subject list as a record
A subject list records the labels that appeared, not the complete teaching arrangements behind them. The pages moved between short subject names, course modules, examination preparation and broad claims about branches or levels. IB pages supplied examples of lesson formats and digital tools, while the IELTS page described examination modules and timing. Those details add context, but they do not turn the lists into a verified syllabus or outcome statement.
Frequently asked questions
How many subject groups did the pages use?
The home page used five broad groups: school subjects, commerce subjects, engineering and university subjects, languages and international curricula. The groups were not presented as a numbered academic classification, and some subjects or courses appeared in expanded lists elsewhere. The five-group arrangement is therefore the clearest count for the published subject overview.
Which languages did the pages list?
The subject overview listed French, German, Spanish, Italian and Russian. The IB course list also named IB Hindi, IB English, IB Spanish, IB French and IB Italian. The wider pages referred to subjects and languages in general, but the record does not add further language names or language-level descriptions.
Which engineering subjects were named?
Named engineering topics included engineering maths, engineering mechanics, control systems, signals and systems, electrical science, digital signal processing, digital electronics, electromagnetic field theory, electrical network analysis, digital logic design, surveying, machine design, operating system, compiler design and graph theory. C, C++, Python, Java, numerical method and communication system were also listed.
Which boards and universities did the pages name?
The named boards or systems were CBSE, ICSE, ISE, IGCSE, IB, A-Level, O-Level, American School, British School and NOS. The universities or university labels named were DU, PU and IPU. The same record listed courses such as B.Tech, M.Tech, BA, B.Com, BBA, BCA, MBA and MCA.
Was any fee or result published?
No fee, price, pass rate or student result is recorded in the published material used for this page. A note said tutor registration was free as an introductory offer and might later become chargeable, but that was not a tuition fee or a learner result. No guarantee, rating or review count has been added.
This restored page is maintained as a public record of material formerly published at rajdhanitutors.com and is not operated by RAJDHANI TUTORS. It cannot arrange tuition or act on enquiries.Material on this page was checked once more on September 20, 2026.
How this account was assembled
This record was assembled from Wayback Machine captures of the home page, the About page, the Contact page, the IELTS Tutor page and two subject pages of rajdhanitutors.com, captured between June 2022 and May 2023, read together with Google's index of the domain as it stood on September 20, 2026. The business name, the subjects, the two course lists, the examinations, the levels and boards, the places and the published contact details were taken from those captures. The page reproduces nothing outside their contents. No fee, price, tutor of our own naming, pass rate, result, guarantee, rating or review count has been added. Gaps in the archived text are reported, not papered over. Last reviewed: September 20, 2026.