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The abacus is a manual calculating tool used to perform arithmetic operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. It is also used for developing mental arithmetic skills in children.

The abacus was invented around 2,700–2,300 BCE in ancient Mesopotamia. It has since evolved and is widely used today for teaching arithmetic and enhancing cognitive skills.

These courses enhance concentration, memory, logical thinking, and problem-solving skills. They also improve speed and accuracy in calculations, boosting overall confidence and academic performance.

Children can start learning Abacus as early as 5–6 years old. Vedic Maths is suitable for children aged 8–10 years and above, depending on their understanding of basic math concepts.

Abacus training involves visualizing the abacus tool in the mind, enabling quick mental calculations. Vedic Maths uses ancient techniques and shortcuts to solve problems faster, enhancing mental agility and efficiency.

Each level introduces progressively complex concepts and techniques, ensuring a gradual and consistent development of mental arithmetic skills. This step-by-step approach helps children master mental math over time.

No, these courses simplify math concepts and complement regular academics. They make understanding math easier, building confidence in children without causing confusion.

Yes, both Abacus and Vedic Maths simplify mathematical concepts and make learning enjoyable. This reduces fear and builds confidence, helping children approach math positively.

Abacus learning requires a physical abacus tool initially, while Vedic Maths requires only a notebook and pen, as it focuses on mental techniques.

The duration varies based on the number of levels and the child’s pace. Abacus courses usually have 8–10 levels, each taking 2-3 months. Vedic Maths may take 6–12 months to complete.