Description
So, you are in the Vedic Math Class 8 Online Course. After Two years, you will be writing the board Exams which will be turning point of your life. So You have to Start Preparing for it right now.
The early the preparation the better the Results. But does your mathematics that you learn in the academics will really help you? Or Do you need something more and better? More you gain the Knowledge the better you get the results. But how to get more? We have introduced the Vedic Math Class 5 Online Course.
What you will Learn
- If you are new to Vedic Math then you will get an insight on what is Vedic mathematics.
- How Vedic Mathematics will help a 7th Class Student.
- How to make use of the speed math to calculate faster.
- Learn more tricks on Mental Mathematics.
Course Content ( Vedic Math Class 8 )
- Introduction
Welcome to the Vedic Maths Course - What is Vedic maths?
Introduction to Vedic Maths
History of Vedic Maths
Applications of Vedic Maths - Introduction to Vedic Math Sutras
Knowledge of Vedic Maths Sutras/ Aphorism
Power of sub-Sutras to understand Vedic Maths - Ten Point Circle
What is Ten Point Circle?
Concept and Use of Ten Point Circle. - Vedic Number System
The Vedic Numerical Code
Indian Counting System - Vedic Methods of Addition
Introduction with Addition
Addition without carry forward
Addition with Series of 9’s
Addition of Rational Number - Vedic Methods of Subtraction
General Vs Vedic Method of Subtraction
Subtraction from Numbers Likes 100, 1000, 10000
If Numbers are in Decimal form - Vertically and Crosswise Multiplication (Urdhva-Tiryagbhyam Method)
Multiplication of Two Digit Number
Multiplication of Three Digit Number
Mix Digit Multiplication
Vertical and Crosswise Multiplication of Decimal Numbers - Tables from 1 to Any Number
Table from 1 to 9
Tables from 10 to Any Number - Base Value Multiplication ( Nikhilam Method )
Base Value Multiplication with Primary Base 10 Base Value Multiplication with Primary Base 20, 30, 40, 50, and So on
Base Value Multiplication with Primary Base 100, 200, 300, and So on
Base Value Multiplication with Primary Base 1000, 10,000, and So on - Secondary Base Value Multiplication ( Nikhilam Method )
Secondary Bases of 150
Secondary Bases of 250, 350, 450 and So on - Simplification using Vedic Maths
Multiplication of Numbers whose sum of Unit Place is 10 And the ten’s Place is the Same.
Multiplication of Numbers whose sum of Ten’s Place is 10 And the Unit Place is the Same.
Multiplication with 5, 25, 50, 75, 100, 125
Division of Any Number by 5, 25,50,75, 100, 125 - Operations with 9
Multiplication with a series of 9s
Multiplication of Decimal Numbers
Multiplication of Any Numbers who is Ending with 9. - Operations with a Series of One
Multiplication with 11
Multiplication with 111
Multiplication with Series of 1 - Multiplication with Particular Numbers
Multiplication of Numbers from 1 to 10
Multiplication of Numbers with 11 to 20
Multiplication of Numbers 21 to so on - Metric Conversion
Speed Method of Metric Conversion - Mismatched Digits Matched Operation
Addition of Numbers with the Same Digits but Different Places
Subtraction of Numbers with the Same Digits but Different Places - Mental Groceries Problem Calculations
General Mistake
Method to Think about Problem - Vedic Methods of Division
Conventional Division Method
Division by 9
Division by 8 etc
Division by 99, 98 etc
Divisor below a base Number
Two-figure answers
Divisor Above a Base Number - Straight Division
Division by a flag of one digit (no remainder)
Division by a flag of one digit (with remainder) - Fractions
Vertically And Crosswise
A Simplification
Comparing Fractions
Unification Of Operations - Factorization Using Vedic Maths
Factorization (of simple quadratics)
Factorization (of harder quadratics)
Factorization of Cubic etc - Lowest Common Factor – LCM
What is Multiple and How do Find Multiple?
About Lowest Common Multiple (LCM)
How to Find LCM ?
LCM of Fraction
LCM of Decimal Numbers - Highest Common Factor – HCF
What is Factor and How do Find Factors?
How do Find the Highest Common Factor (HCF)?
HCF of Fraction
HCF of Decimal Numbers - Square (Varga) of Any Number
Square of Numbers Using Urdhwa tiryak Method
Square of Numbers ending with 5
Finding The Square of Number from 1 to 75
Finding The Square of Number from 75 to 125
Finding The Square Number from 125 to So on.. - Square Root of a Number
Square Root / Vargamfala / Vargamul of a Number - Cubes (Ghan) of a Number
Computing cubes of 2-digit Numbers
Computing the fourth power of 2-digit Numbers - Cube Roots (Ghanmul) of a Number
Cube Roots (Ghanmul) of a Number - Duplex or Dwandwa
All About Duplex or Dwandwa - Number Splitting
Addition by using Number Splitting
Subtraction by using Number Splitting
Multiplication by using Number Splitting
Division by using Number Splitting - Vedic Check System ( Navasesh/ Beejank or Digital Root)
Nine Point Circle
Answer Check with Digit Sum
Limitation in the verification process - S.I Unit conversion
Introduction with S.I Unit conversion
Kilo to Pounds
Fahrenheit to Celsius
Kilometre to Miles
Addition of Time
Decimals Equivalents of Fractions - Introduction of Basic Geometrical Ideas
Description of Practical Geometry
Understanding Elementary Shapes - Vedic Geometrical Proof (Theorem)
Pythagoras Theorem Proof Using Vedic Maths
Apollonius Theorem
Vedic Proof of Pi - Algebraic Expressions
Algebraic Expressions and Identities - Rule of Divisibility
Divisibility of Any Number with a Common Number - Rule of Osculator
What is Osculator and Types of Osculator
Method to check the Divisibility of any Number. - Mental Reasoning Exercises
Why it’s Important
Simple Mental Reasoning Exercises
Advance Reasoning Exercises - Puzzles
Maths Puzzle
Puzzles to Puzzle you Basic
Puzzles to Puzzle you advance
Laltu Chaudhury –
Recently, I have attended the Vedic Math School workshop. The content of the day was not only useful but also incredibly interesting. It felt like a journey of discovery in Vedic Mathematics. I Love it. Keep up the good work.
Tathagata Swarnakar –
Very informative course. The content of the day was not only incredibly useful but also profoundly captivating. I learnt many vedic math concepts.