Tuition Center Profit Calculator
Works out monthly revenue, cost and profit for a coaching or tuition centre.
Enter your numbers
Example: 60
Example: 1500
Example: 40000
Example: 15000
Example: 4000
Example: 5000
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Formula
How the calculation works
Monthly revenue is the students times the monthly fee, and the cost adds teacher salaries, rent, utilities and materials.
Monthly profit is revenue minus those costs, and dividing it by students gives the profit each one brings.
Because the teacher cost is mostly fixed, adding students usually improves the profit per student.
Common mistakes
- Counting enrolled students rather than those who actually pay each month.
- Forgetting that adding a class adds a teacher cost, so the margin can fall.
When to use it
- Use it to check whether a tuition centre is profitable at its current class size.
- It is not an accounting statement; it uses the costs you enter.
Worked example
60 students at 1500 taka give 90000 taka revenue, and after 40000 taka teacher pay, 15000 rent, 4000 utilities and 5000 materials the profit is 26000 taka.
Common questions
Is teacher pay counted per month?
Yes, use the total monthly payout to all teachers, whether salaried or paid per class.
What is profit per student?
Monthly profit divided by the number of students.
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