A module on Vedic Mathematics for working professionals to enhance numerical ability & productive thinking. Also available as a Home Study Course (Postal/Online). For details, visit vedicmaths.chinfo.org

1. S CHOOL OF V EDIC M ATHS TM
PRESENTS
Vedic Mathematics for Corporates

2. Have you wondered…
 Why do competitive exams have
mathematical questions?
 Why are Professionals expected to have
fair grip on numbers even though we are living in the
age of calculators and computers?
 Why do many people find Math very hard?

3. Why?

4. The Answers
We have the answers for all your questions.

5. Why do competitive exams have math questions?
 Mathematical Intelligence is one of the eight
types of intelligence a person possesses.
 If a person is able to perform mathematical calculations
fast, it proves that he is quick and can think logically and
analytically.
 Mathematical intelligence is required for lateral thinking.

6. Why do people find Math hard?
 In schools, we are Taught math. But we are not taught to
Think!
 As a result, we end up following a conventional
(monotonous) way of doing any calculation.
 Due to the increase in use of calculators, people end up
using them even for simple calculations.
 Their brains stop Thinking and start working
Mechanically.

7. Why do we need to be good with numbers?
 Imagine a situation
 where the HR personnel is negotiating salary with a potential
candidate
 where the sales or purchase dept are negotiating and are on the
verge of a striking a deal
 a Corporate Finance meeting
 Can they keep tapping their fingers on calculators in the
above situations?
 Will it not affect their efficiency if they are not good with
numbers?

8. What is Our technique?
 We make people Think!
 The emphasis is on Learning and Discovering, rather
than Teaching.
 The element of fun plays a vital role in the process of
learning.
 The aim is not just to do calculations faster, but also to
create Productive Thinkers for the society.

9. Our Workshops
 Vedic Mathematics
 SMART Math – Self-Motivation And Right
Thinking in Math
 ICC – Improving Conceptual Clarity
 Problem-Solving

10. What is Vedic Mathematics?
 India has produced the most number of mathematicians
that the world has ever seen.
 The source of Indian Mathematics can be traced back to
the Vedas.
 Ancient Indian Mathematicians added their
contributions to the existing knowledge and tried to
make math simpler.
 Vedic Mathematics or Ancient Indian Mathematics is a
sum total of all knowledge contributed by various
mathematicians.

11. Why Vedic Math?
 Vedic math is so lucid that people of any calibre can learn
with ease.
 Unlike usual math which has only ‘one way’ to do
calculations, Vedic Math has ‘many ways’ to do the same
calculation, which gives us multiple options.
 People start using these techniques in smarter ways and are
able to do calculations faster than conventional methods.
 Thus, whenever the students face any problem, they start
thinking in different ways to get the solution faster.

12. More Reasons for Vedic Math
 Improves pattern-observation.
 Makes the brain sharp.
 Very useful for competitive exams.
 Eradicates fear and replaces with love for math.
 Facilitates a habit of analytical thinking and approach.

13. Topics on Vedic Math for Corporates
Topics Duration (in hours)
 Introduction  ½
 Quick Addition & Subtraction  1½
 Multiplication – 6 techniques  4
 Squaring – 3 techniques  2
 Percentages  1
 Fractions  1
 Multiplication using logic  1
 Compound Multiplication  1
(involving different units like  Total 12 hours
feet & inches. E.g. 4’7” x 5’2”)

14. Other Workshops – SMART Math
 SMART Maths (Self Motivation And Right Thinking) – a
perfect module for competitive exams
Topics Covered:
 Subtraction
 Multiplication
 Squaring
 Converting Percentages into Fractions & Decimals
 Ratio & Proportion
 Identifying Square Roots & Cube Roots
 Problem-Solving techniques
Duration: 16 hours
Eligible for: Students appearing for Competitive exams

15. Our Workshops - ICC
 ICC – a workshop on Improving Conceptual Clarity
 Why is this workshop required?
 First challenge faced by a student – Lack of Conceptual Clarity.
 Unclear concepts since school days makes one weak in math and creates a
fear for the subject.
 Most of them are unable to identify this fact and label themselves as weak
in math.
 Many mug up the formulae and begin an exam-oriented study rather than
a knowledge-oriented one.
 By the time, one gets to higher classes, there is great possibility that he
has forgotten the lessons learnt in school.

16. Our Workshops - ICC
 ICC – a workshop on Improving Conceptual Clarity
 Our process
 We take them back to the basics and provide enough conceptual clarity on
topics like fractions, percentages, ratios, proportions, area, volume,
identities, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, etc.
 The students are taught the correlation between topics like algebra &
geometry; geometry & trigonometry, etc; and they area also explained
the history behind the origin of every branch in mathematics.
 Once the student understands the basic concepts, he then starts thinking
on his own and solving a problem becomes easier for him.

17. Learning through Activities

18. Our Workshops – Problem-Solving
 Problem-Solving – the art of solving a problem
 Problem-Solving is an art that has to be cultivated in a person.
 Problem-Solving is breaking the problem into smaller parts
and pictures for better and easier understanding.
 Majority of the students who are unable to clear competitive
exams are weak in problem-solving.

19. How do we conduct our classes?
 Residential camps
 Non-Residential camps
 Courses
 Workshops
 Awareness programmes

21. Where do we conduct our classes?
Anywhere in India!
Till now, we have conducted sessions mainly for
Educational Institutions, NGOs, Orientation Sessions
for Teachers, Management students, National &
InternationalYouth camps, Spiritual Retreats,
Empowerment Programmes, etc.
Through our programmes, in the last 2 years, we could touch more than
6000 people Mumbai, Cochin, Chennai, Ludhiana, Patiala, Tirunelveli, and
almost in every district in Kerala.

22. You can reach us at…
contact@sovm.org
•http://sovm.wordpress.com/
www.facebook.com/schoolofvedicmaths
•www.sovm.org

23. Thank You!