Income from tuition fee

1. Conducting Tuition has not expressly given u/s 44AA but from a plain reading conducting tuition is also a profession and presumptive taxation should be covered under sec 44ADA. 
2. ITR-4 needs to be filed for tuition income. 
Please correct me if the above interpretation has an alternative view. 

1. I have given the above answer based on my own logic. The overall point in introducing the presumptive taxation scheme is to benefit the small taxpayers from various compliance burden and maintenance of books of accounts. And Conduction Tuitions is one such profession. If the Department neglects the Tuition profession then it would totally nullify the introduction of the scheme. 
2. The word used in sec 44ADA is any other profession as notified by the board. So, such other profession shall also be included by the board through its offical notification. However, there is no clear notification up to my knowledge where they have specifically provided Tuition as a part of the profession for the purpose of sec 44ADA.  
3. Maybe for the reason that a person conducting tuition need not maintain of books of accounts unlike profession of doctors, engineers and other professionals who are required to maintain and keep the track of expenses and income as specified under the act. 
4. But if the department has not included the same or there is no specific notification in relation to the same then sec 44ADA will not be applicable to the person receiving tuition income. 
Please correct me if the above interpretation has an alternative view. 

Term fees can be add as tuition fees ???

ITR 4 can be used to file return for presumptive tax.