Vedic Mathematics Made Easy

Very good book particularly for students who are preparing for competitive exams like IBPS, SSC, etc. If students understand and practice the basic tricks of Vedic Mathematics, they can save a hell of time during exams and solve complicated calculations very easily without mistakes. It is a great book for students who feel Mathematics is their biggest enemy and a big barrier to success.

Very nice for all type of studenst.

Liked each and every topic.

Very nice book and make my maths easy

I like about this content knowledge

Thank you Dhaval for making me more confident in the subject. It has really an amazing content. All vedic in a single handed book. Must buy, if you are a math lover, must give a try... I won't say it's is a value for money... Infact, it is everything...No comments for the quality of book.. but the content is great. Moreover, the price is also cheap. Must use.

It's is good but tales time to understand methods

Purchased this book as it was the most reviewed and most rated book on Amazon on Vedic Mathematics. The book truly lives up to the hype surrounding it. The author had divided the book in five parts.Magics : How to Find A Person's Birth Date Mathematically (photo attached), Money Magic, etc. (brilliant magics!)Basic : Techniques of Multiplication, Quick calculations, etc.Intermediate: Squares, Square Roots, Cube, Cube Roots, Division etc.Advance : Algebra, Pythagoras Theorem, Simultaneous Linear Equations, Slope of a Line, etc.The Red Colour Second Edition of the book (not blue colour) also has a special section for competitive exams which includes topics like Profit And Loss, Averages, Interest, Mixtures, Time, Distance, Speed, Time and Work. Trains, Poles, Platforms, etc. which are AWESOME and really helpful in competitive exams. This is one special thing which I have subsequently not found in any other book on Vedic Mathematics.PROs1) Very easy to understand2) Superb coverage of different topics3) On Completion of the book, you WhatsApp the author and his team will send you a free CERTIFICATE!CONsPaper quality could have been little betterPackaging was torn from edges when I received it Overall a superb book (it is now available in over 14 Indian languages) which deals with a complicated subject in a very easy manner. Certificate from the author was a bonus!!

Étonné qu’on ne l’enseigne pas dans les écoles, très pratique comme méthodes

I love it so much that in addition to a Kindle and a personal print copy, I have given it away at my expense to several people and recommended it highly to others.It is clearly written and very easy to understand. No intermediate steps are left out of the explanations. Later chapters explain the underlying algebra that makes these shortcut and alternative methods possible. It is not mysterious or magic, but rather based on sound mathematical footings, though it may not seem that way when one is going through the initial parts of the book.To many math is drudgery. Often when presented with even the simplest of multiplication problems, for example, many people execute a full mental stop! It doesn't have to be this way. Vedic methods make these situations so much fun and so easy, that one can become enthralled by these techniques. Then instead of a mental block, solving a problem becomes a mental slide for joy.It is a beginners book, however. One should be clear about that. Vedic Mathematics Made Easy will get you started and walk you though the basics. In order to master the contents, one must practice, practice, practice. This is a skill and like any skill, one learns by doing and doing until it becomes second nature. Then, in addition to the standard methods taught in school, one has alternative techniques, which are usually much easier to execute from which to choose for any given problem situation.The book is organized in such a way that it attempts to draw interest early by exploring specific short cuts and "magic" calculations. While this may see to be a bit showy, it is useful for developing enough interest early to continue to explore the techniques presented in later chapters.This book does not replace the need for knowing the basic multiplication tables. Rather it is assumed that one has those figures at one's instant recall. Similarly, some of the advance techniques require one to memorize certain tables of squares and cubes in order to be facile with the Vedic methods presented. The need to do this memorization is questionable for most people for how often is one expected to be able to extract a square root or a cube root in every day life? And further, the methods only work for perfect square and perfect cubes. Nonetheless, the interested student may learn something from the general approaches presented regardless of whether the tables are committed to memory or not.In the book, Bathia does not mention decimals. That is, when giving examples of multiplication, he never mentions how to deal with decimals. Usually this is trivial as a decimal adjustment can easily be carried from the multiplier or multiplicand to the answer. But in the case of square and cube roots, it can be a bit more involved. Similarly, in the section on Division, he deals only in whole numbers and remainders. Everyday practical problems involve decimals more often than not, so at least a passing mention would have been welcomed.

Very helpful

For anyone wanting to learn the Vedic Mathematics this is the perfect book to purchase.It is precise and shows several additions to help digest any complications.It has so many variations of the any problem that it cements all the ways perfectlyI found it excellent for the layman to master.Charles W. Welch.

Loved the book, lots of general and special number techniques. However you need to have your basic multiplication tables memorized and basic additions to be done fast in your mind (that's the premise).If you know these, advanced math shown here will be speedy and impressive.I recommend this book to a school or college going person, they will naturally have the opportunity to practice these techniques which I will not have in my professional life.