Vedic Maths Masterclass: Learn Maths Scratch to Advanced

Learn sutra #1 ekadhikena purvena, meaning by one more than the previous one, and see how to obtain the next number from the previous, such as after seven.

Discover the vedic maths trick to multiply any number by 11, using the sums of adjacent digits to form the middle digit(s) and handle carries, demonstrated on numbers like 42, 53, and 67.

Master the Vedic math technique to square a three-digit number in a finger click, using the next-number multiplication and the 11 trick to compute 325^2 as 105625.

Learn how to multiply a three-digit number by 11 using the digit-sum trick: write the outer digits and sum the inner pairs, as shown with 234 × 11 = 2574.

Explore how to multiply any n-digit number by 11 using breathing maths, demonstrated with a seven-digit example. Practice questions in the next session aim to boost exam readiness.

Practice questions on sutra #1 with solutions, presented as timed mental-math drills to boost speed and accuracy in fast calculations, including multiplication by 11 and square patterns.

Learn a Vedic maths technique to multiply two numbers whose non-unit digits match and unit digits sum to 10. The lecture explains the step-by-step procedure with examples.

In the Vedic maths masterclass, learn a method to multiply two numbers when their unit digits sum to 10 and the remaining digits stay the same, with practical exercises.

Learn to multiply two numbers whose unit digits sum to 10 using the a+b by a-b trick, yielding a^2 - b^2, with examples and the conditions when it applies.

Master subtraction and near-base multiplication in Vedic maths sutra 2, using powers of ten, decimals, and mental calculation to boost confidence and reduce math phobia.

Master subtracting from powers of 10 by using the 9s and 10s complements, adjusting digits and zeros, and choosing addition-based shortcuts when helpful.

Learn the subtraction method when the subtrahend's digits differ from the minuend's zeros, using nine and ten complements to align digits, with mythic maths applied to daily life and examples.

Learn to subtract any number from a multiple of a power of ten using a digit-wise method, applying nine- and ten-based adjustments to make calculations easy.

Explore multiplying numbers around the base 1000 using the all-from-name and the last-from-them method, through exercises and practice questions that reinforce base-1000 concepts.

Learn to multiply two numbers away from a base using a nearby reference base, compute differences like 28 and 24, and apply carries to obtain the product.

Explain the sutro's method for multiplying two numbers far from the base, choosing the greater base, computing differences, and applying division to obtain the product.

Learn to divide using the Nikhilam Sutra from the Vedic maths masterclass, exploring base concepts, deviation, and addition–multiplication steps to compute quotient and remainder.

Learn fast two-digit multiplication and square calculations using vertical and crosswise steps, carry handling, and a binomial approach to (a+b)^2.

Master the art of squaring any two-digit number using a step-by-step method that employs doubling and carries, with examples and practice questions.

Learn a step-by-step sutra method for multiplying three-digit numbers in Vedic maths, using vertical, cross, and calculations to reach the final result.

Learn the four-digit multiplication method from vedic maths, using unit and tens, cross-pairings, and vertical steps to perform accurate products with carries.

Explore Sutra 4 in the Vedic maths masterclass and learn division, linking it to multiplication and subtraction.

Explore Sutra 4 for dividing two numbers when the base is ten, applying the base complement method and single-digit partition to produce step-by-step results.

Master the Vedic maths division when the divisor is less than the base of hundred, using a base of 100 and deviation 100 minus divisor to find quotients and remainders.

Explore Vedic algebra through the sutra, learn factoring and zeroing techniques for quadratic and cubic equations, and practice quick, step-by-step problem solving with repeated factors.

Explore how the product of independent constants equals zero forces the variable to zero, using factoring and zero-product reasoning in algebra.

Apply the sum of numerators and sum of denominators zero trick and cross multiplication for quick fraction solving, as shown by an example yielding x = -2/3.

Explore Sutra 5 in Vedic maths by solving algebraic fraction problems, adding numerators and denominators, recognizing when sums form a ratio, and solving for x.

Explore Sutra 5 methods to rapidly solve linear, quadratic, and cubic equations using five applications: factor matching, product and zeroing, and manipulations of numerator and denominator.

Explore sutra six in Vedic maths and learn to translate numbers, solve linear equations with algebra, visualize on number lines, and determine the number of solutions from line intersections.

Explore Sutra 6 to solve two-variable linear equations without pen and paper by comparing the ratio of coefficients to independent terms, revealing when one variable becomes zero.

Explore algebra from one to many variables and learn how coordinate geometry interprets linear equations, constant equations, and graphs on the x and y axes.

Apply sutra 6 to solve two-variable problems like apples and oranges, forming price-based equations and using cross-checks to determine costs.

Explore sutra 7 to solve one-variable linear equations by addition or subtraction, using coefficients, with practical examples and time-saving strategies to boost algebra fluency.

Apply sutra 7 to solve two-variable equations with interchanged coefficients by adding and subtracting equations, choosing the greater to subtract, and cross-checking results.

Applies sutras 6 and 7 to solve two linear equations by interchanging coefficients, adding and subtracting to find the point of intersection and its coordinates.

Learn sutras 6 and 7 to solve competitive exam level questions by interchanging quantities and subtracting equations to find per-item costs. Master a quick 11 multiplication trick for total expenditure.