13 Best H2 Math Tuition Centres in Singapore (November 2026)

Most centres give you one flattering number. Tan's profile gives one for most years since 2017: 78% of his cohort scored a distinction in 2019 and 2021, 72% in 2022 and 2023, and 93% to 97% improved by at least four grades in those years. For 2024 it says 94% of H2 Maths students scored a distinction. It's self-reported and may cover only his classes, but a run of dated figures that dips in some years is easier to believe than one big round number.

Fees are charged per two-hour lesson. The 2026 rates page shows JC1 at S$95 to S$105 and JC2 at S$105 to S$115 a lesson paid monthly, a little less paid by the term, with no GST and no deposit, only a one-time registration fee. The page has two rate tables that don't agree, so get the 2027 fee in writing. Fou's NTU maths degree specialised in statistics, which helps with Paper 2's 60 marks of it.

Weekly two-hour lessons come with topical notes and graded practice written to the 9758 syllabus, full video solutions to tutorial questions, past papers with answers, a Telegram channel for questions between lessons and free one-to-one consultations. A missed lesson stays on its portal for seven days. Indigo says it finishes the syllabus by June of JC2, which leaves the rest of the year for prelims and revision.

On results, Indigo says its H2 Maths students scored a 73.5% distinction rate in 2025, against a "national average of 52%". I couldn't find that national figure on any SEAB or MOE page. Fees are on enquiry. Registration is S$75 and the deposit S$100, both plus GST. There's no WhatsApp number, so enquire by phone or email.

It started in Bishan in 2012 and now runs from North Bridge Centre in Bugis. Each class is hybrid: come in, or join live on Zoom, and every lesson is recorded, which helps when a CCA clashes. Lim holds a master's in mathematics for educators from NIE and an engineering degree from NTU. The centre says three in four of its students score an A, without giving a year.

It publishes 2027 fees per two-hour lesson. JC1 is S$119 paid monthly, S$115 quarterly or S$95 paid for the year, and JC2 is S$129, S$125 or S$105. Your rate is fixed from the day you join, so a JC1 student on the annual plan stays at S$95 through JC2. There's no deposit, registration or admin fee, only a material fee.

What you get in return is a clear price and a dated result. JC fees for 2026 are S$420 a month for one subject, S$760 for two and S$1,080 for three, before GST, with a S$400 deposit per subject and no registration or material fee. For its 2024 JC A-Level batch it says 90.3% of students scored an A or B. That counts B grades too, so it isn't a distinction rate. Its H2 Maths teachers include Lim Chuan Li, teaching since 2005 and a winner of MOE's Outstanding Youth in Education Award, and Kevin Lee, an NUS applied maths graduate.

There are 14 centres and free trials at every one. A student who needs to be noticed will do better in one of the smaller classes here.

His own maths record is strong: an A for A-Level Maths and Further Maths, then first-class honours in mechanical engineering at NTU, finished in three and a half years, and a master's. He trains students on the harder RI, HCI and NYJC papers, and his site posts dated case studies, such as a Dunman High student who went from 52% (a D) to an A at the 2025 A-Levels. Those are individual stories, not a rate.

Group fees are S$480 for four two-hour lessons. The 2027 JC1 class is on Sundays from 3pm to 5pm. He takes WhatsApp messages only, not calls. He reckons a student who starts soon after the JC1 mid-years or promos, even at a D, still has a good shot at an A. Places are limited, so ask early.

Tim Gan is a former MOE teacher with 18 years of teaching. He has an NUS engineering degree, a PGDE in maths from NIE and a master's in mathematics for educators, and he writes assessment books, including an H2 Mathematics Essentials guide with video explanations. There are three centres: Jurong East, King's Arcade on Bukit Timah Road, and Tampines.

H2 group classes take up to 15 students and start from S$100 a lesson. H1 Maths is taught one-to-one, at a centre or online, from S$85 an hour. GST isn't mentioned. It doesn't publish results beyond "over 1,000" students reaching their A-Level and O-Level goals, so a trial is how you'll judge the teaching.

Which teacher your child gets depends on the slot, so ask before you book. The A-Level price is S$616 a month for four two-hour lessons, or S$1,848 for a 13-lesson term in which one lesson is free. Registration is S$20 and the refundable deposit S$150, and a second subject is 5% off.

Centres are at Bugis, Bukit Timah and Braddell, with online classes too. It doesn't publish H2 Maths results and says plainly that it doesn't guarantee grades. It teaches the H2 sciences and GP too.

The centre has run since 2001 and says it has taught more than 2,000 students. It says every tutor is either an NUS maths graduate or an MOE-trained teacher, and co-founder Jolyn Ang is ex-MOE. JC classes run on site or live on Zoom.

Fees aren't published, so ask on WhatsApp. Instead of a distinction rate it shows dated student reviews from 2019 to 2025. I'd book a trial in JC1 and ask how it teaches the statistics half of Paper 2, since that's 60 marks.

The fees are on the site. For 2026 a group class is S$380 a month for H2 Maths and S$540 for Further Maths, with half off a second class or a sibling. One-to-one is S$140 to S$150 an hour for H2 Maths and S$150 to S$160 for Further Maths, and a student who starts one-to-one in JC1 keeps the JC1 rate. Every class can be joined online.

He says 70% of his students reach an A, and that three have had Oxford or Cambridge offers in the past six years; neither figure comes with a year. A new JC1 Further Maths class starts on 15 November 2026, and some JC slots show one seat left.

It costs S$350 for four two-hour sessions, with notes, mock exams, lesson recordings and one-to-one consultations included. JC1 slots are Wednesday at 9pm and Thursday at 6.30pm, and JC2 is Monday at 9pm, which suits a student who gets home late from CCA. For the 2025 A-Levels it says 90% of its H2 Maths students scored an A or B.

It has run since 2008 and teaches O-Level maths too. Class size isn't published, so ask how many are in the slot you want. Online only works if your child keeps the camera on and asks questions, so use the trial to check.

A 13-lesson term of two-hour H2 classes costs S$1,560 in a group, which is S$60 an hour, or S$5,200 one-to-one, which is S$200 an hour. Lessons are weekly, up to twice a week near exams, at Beauty World Centre by Beauty World MRT or on Zoom.

His site says 80% of his A-Level students achieved an A or B, without a year or a count, and it shows reviews dated 2022 and 2024 that mention A grades in H2 Maths. If you want lessons built around one student, he's worth a call.

Its H2 Maths tutor, Mr Teo, has a master's in physics from Osaka University and more than ten years of teaching, both in private tuition and at an Integrated Programme school. Classes are two hours, groups usually run from 5 to 11 students, and there are centres at Toa Payoh, Our Tampines Hub and Woodlands MRT, plus online classes. A trial costs S$100 a session, before the admin fee.

It publishes no H2 Maths results. Its site wouldn't load in my screenshot tool, so there's no preview here, but it is live. My science tuition guide covers its science teaching.

Its tutor has about ten years of tutoring, including teaching through MENDAKI's tuition scheme. There are no published results and no class size for JC, so it suits a family on a budget that lives nearby, wants a patient teacher and is happy to judge on the free lesson.