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Madhurikella 07/09/2014

Sir, Can i solve decimal aditions, decimal mul using vedic maths?In which website i search for this vedic maths.?

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Naveen replied | 29/01/2019

Hello, yeah surely you can solve complete operations of Arithmetic & Algebra. Also it is useful in solving most of the difficult portions of Trigonometry, Calculus, Geometry, reasoning etc. You can solve problems along with applicability part. kindly visit http://www.facebook.com/fastestvedicmath... more»

Hello, yeah surely you can solve complete operations of Arithmetic & Algebra. Also it is useful in solving most of the difficult portions of Trigonometry, Calculus, Geometry, reasoning etc. You can solve problems along with applicability part. kindly visit http://www.facebook.com/fastestvedicmath you will find it is not based on tricks but scientific procedure wonderfully inter-related. Here single word formula can be used for solving multiple kinds of problems. A trained student of class VI/VII can solve word problems, Linear Equations, Quadratic equations of class X much faster than a 20 year experienced teacher along with a high degree of accuracy. «less

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astha singhal 29/06/2014

all you should learn Vedic maths it is very helpful .

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Naveen replied | 29/01/2019

Yeah exactly. You can solve complete operations of Arithmetic & Algebra. Also it is useful in solving most of the difficult portions of Trigonometry, Calculus, Geometry, reasoning etc. You can solve problems along with applicability part. kindly visit http://www.facebook.com/fastestvedicmath you... more»

Yeah exactly. You can solve complete operations of Arithmetic & Algebra. Also it is useful in solving most of the difficult portions of Trigonometry, Calculus, Geometry, reasoning etc. You can solve problems along with applicability part. kindly visit http://www.facebook.com/fastestvedicmath you will find it is not based on tricks but scientific procedure wonderfully inter-related. Here single word formula can be used for solving multiple kinds of problems. A trained student of class VI/VII can solve word problems, Linear Equations, Quadratic equations of class X much faster than a 20 year experienced teacher along with a high degree of accuracy. «less

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ThinkVidya Support 14/05/2014

Hello Ruchi! Please visit the following link and place your Vedic Math learning request in it. We shall Connect you with few qualified trainer from you locality. http://www.urbanpro.com/find-a-tutor-trainer-post-requirement/309141

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ruchi 13/05/2014

Hi gaurav I want to learn vedic mathematics. From where i can in east delhi

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Swati 07/01/2014

Nice info. Thanks!I found an online Vedic Mathematics course for teachers by Gaurav Tekriwal, founder President of The Vedic Maths Forum India.This course has its focus on creating more value to teacher's current skill set by adding more knowledge about ancient methods of calculation. Vedic Maths not only improving the calculation speed but will add... more»

Nice info. Thanks!
I found an online Vedic Mathematics course for teachers by Gaurav Tekriwal, founder President of The Vedic Maths Forum India.
This course has its focus on creating more value to teacher's current skill set by adding more knowledge about ancient methods of calculation. Vedic Maths not only improving the calculation speed but will add more horizon and will fetch more opportunities for the teachers to teach in some coaching Institutes that will equip the students appearing for competitive exams.
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R JANAKI 22/12/2013

It is great. The charm of speedy calculations is fading out with calculators taking the place of brains. It should be made a part of our curriculum. The younger generation should know and experience the joy of mental mathematics. I have always wondered if cube roots could be calculated with this technique.

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Gaurav Sharma 09/11/2013

Satish, Vedic Maths is not a substitute for regular maths however the same maths concepts can be learnt easily with Vedic Maths. It also co relates to how we use our working memory more efficiently as at times we are so used to calculators whereas Vedic Maths focusses on doing Mental Maths which keeps one`s brain active and Agilent.

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Gaurav Sharma 09/11/2013

Amit, Let me explain in a different manner. If we were taught Vedic Maths right from beginning, you might not have taken Vedic Maths differently. Hence it is how we integrate Vedic Maths with regular Maths that would make us think about the difference. You are seeing little difference because Vedic Maths hasnt been made popular in India inspite of fact... more»

Amit, Let me explain in a different manner. If we were taught Vedic Maths right from beginning, you might not have taken Vedic Maths differently. Hence it is how we integrate Vedic Maths with regular Maths that would make us think about the difference. You are seeing little difference because Vedic Maths hasnt been made popular in India inspite of fact that it is pure Indian Maths. Hence on the contrary i have seen students who have gained more interest in Regular Maths post learning Vedic Maths. Moreover a lot of people do take Maths as a subject difficult to understand, Vedic Maths removes that barrier and generates interest to follow and command regular Maths more confidently. «less

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Gaurav Sharma 09/11/2013

Madhu, I would advise you to read through article again and write examples shown on a notebook so that it is more clear to you. If you want to learn Vedic Maths then you can get in touch with me at gaurav_sh6@hotmail.com.

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Gaurav Sharma 09/11/2013

Megha, i have done some research on Memory Techniques and their applicability. A Lot of times, it is to do with how we use our Working memory more effectively as working memory capacity is limited. A Simple example would be if you have to remember a sequence of 7 digit or 8 digit numbers - 6 or 7 of such numbers, it wouldnt be easy to memorize. Same... more»

Megha, i have done some research on Memory Techniques and their applicability. A Lot of times, it is to do with how we use our Working memory more effectively as working memory capacity is limited. A Simple example would be if you have to remember a sequence of 7 digit or 8 digit numbers - 6 or 7 of such numbers, it wouldnt be easy to memorize. Same thing if i use a memory technique to learn you would be able to learn and retain it faster. Regular Practice always can be done over period of time but how effectively we do the practice also matters. You can read my another article on UrbanPro for Revision Techniques under Exam Preparation section. «less

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Gaurav Sharma 09/11/2013

Hi Abdul, your point is fine where we should be learning normal concepts first however how have we come to know that these are normal concepts needs to be thought of. If we are tuned to identify a concept as a normal concept historically then possibly we are referring to something which is conveyed as a normal concept. Secondly, now coming to Vedic... more»

Hi Abdul, your point is fine where we should be learning normal concepts first however how have we come to know that these are normal concepts needs to be thought of. If we are tuned to identify a concept as a normal concept historically then possibly we are referring to something which is conveyed as a normal concept. Secondly, now coming to Vedic Maths concepts, it is more than just hints where it dwells on the actual concept and uses special techniques to transform Maths into new domain. Applicability of Vedic Maths concepts can come in different competitive exams but it can be applied in day to day activities. A simple example would be computing mentally your Grocery Bills are correct or not. Once you start applying Vedic Maths concepts in normal day to day activities you would find a change in way people see you. Lastly, it has been proven by research that post certain age you need to keep your brain more active by challenging it more else people might end up in forgetfulness. Practising concepts of Vedic Maths keeps brains active and Agilent. «less

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Gaurav Sharma 10/11/2013

Hi Latha, I am teaching myself and your son can join one of the Weekend batches. Anyone can join the course, irrespective of age however courses are divided into Foundation, Intermediate and Advanced hence there are different levels of Vedic Maths course. For more details, you can mail me at gaurav_sh6@hotmail.com.

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Gaurav Sharma 10/11/2013

Amit, my experience has been that learners had more interested in Regular Maths post learning Vedic Maths. It also depends how any subject is taught, hence you need to have a good teacher with a good teaching technique to teach such a subject.

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Gaurav Sharma 10/11/2013

2 digit multiplication uses Base 100 as method hence instead of 1000 as Base use 100 as base

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Amit Rathee 08/11/2013

As far as speed in calculations is considered its good to use vedic maths. But think ! If a person is good or fast in calculations does it means that he/she is good in mathematics. This may help in some problems of competitive exams which try to judge the speed of calculation.

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Amit Rathee 08/11/2013

Learning of vedic maths is very good and its very interesting. But it is a little different from real mathematics. Vedic Maths offer tricks which may weak the interest of student in learning basic mathematics. This is good to learn these short tricks after learning basic of mathematics.

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Madhu 07/11/2013

I was confused in doing this. Can you give more examples? Iam preparing for competative exams. So I think it may be useful to me

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Latha Madhusudan 08/11/2013

Dear Mr. Gaurav Sharma, I am very much interested to join my son for this Vedic Maths course. We stay in Malleswaram Bangalore. Kindly help us to join him for this course. He is studying in 8th standard state syllabus. Are you personally teaching ? or do you have any assistants ? Are you teaching this in the week ends also ? Can anybody join this course... more»

Dear Mr. Gaurav Sharma, I am very much interested to join my son for this Vedic Maths course. We stay in Malleswaram Bangalore. Kindly help us to join him for this course. He is studying in 8th standard state syllabus. Are you personally teaching ? or do you have any assistants ? Are you teaching this in the week ends also ? Can anybody join this course i.e. irrespective of age ? Please answer me.
Thank you
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SATISH RAMCHANDRA SHINGAVEKAR 08/11/2013

vedic maths should not be treated as substitute for regular maths. It should be learnt as interesting short cut method after getting familiar with the concepts of high school algebra.

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Rahila 11/10/2013

yarr its realyy helpful n its awsum...... i got that 3 digit calculation i m not able to understand the 2 digit calculation...!!

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Preetha 11/10/2013

Yes, I agree with you. Shortcuts are required and to be taught only after a child learns the concept via traditional method.

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Gaurav 10/10/2013

Hi Maheswari, Vedic Maths Method does work. You might need to refer to technique to be used as mentioned in the article. Numbers which are less than 50, we subtract the difference from 25 instead of addition. Let me show you with number you have selected Left Most Portion of Answer is 25(base 50 square) - 7(Difference of Number... more»

Hi Maheswari,
Vedic Maths Method does work. You might need to refer to technique to be used as mentioned in the article. Numbers which are less than 50, we subtract the difference from 25 instead of addition.

Let me show you with number you have selected

Left Most Portion of Answer is 25(base 50 square) - 7(Difference of Number from 50, which is 50- 43)
= 25 - 7 = 18

Right Most Portion of Answer is Square of the Difference (in this case 7 square) = 49

Hence the Answer is 1849.

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Gaurav 10/10/2013

Hi Anita,
You can get in touch with me on my mail id if you are interested in learning from me.

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Gaurav 10/10/2013

Hi Shivendra,

You can get in touch with me on my mail id www.gaurav_sh6@hotmail.com if you are interested in learning from me.

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