Vedic Maths Academy helps individuals, groups and school students to learn Maths like never before, using world's fastest and easiest mathematical system
What is Vedic Maths?
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Vedic Maths, a hidden gem, is born in the Vedic Age and undiscovered for centuries. It is a remarkable mathematical system which was discovered towards the beginning of the 20th century, when there was a great interest in ancient Sanskrit texts, especially in Europe. However, certain texts called Ganita Sutras, which contained mathematical deductions,
were ignored, because no one could find any mathematics in them. These texts, it's believed, have led to what we now know as Vedic Mathematics. Founder of Vedic Maths
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Vedic Mathematics was rediscovered from the ancient Indian scriptures called ‘Vedas’ between 1911 and 1918 by Sri Bharati Krishna Tirthaji Maharaj (1884-1960), a scholar of Sanskrit, Mathematics, History and Philosophy. He studied these ancient texts for years, and after careful investigation was able to reconstruct a series of mathematical formulae called sutras. These 16 sutras are interlinked and designed in a way mind naturally works, thus making it easier and relevant to understand. Because the methods are simple and flexible, lot of calculations can carried out mentally. About Vedic Maths Academy
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“Vedic Maths Academy” was founded by Mahesh Mishra, an enthusiast who believed in the capabilities of Australian students and knew that it just needs some additional guidance to get among the toppers in the field of Mathematics. This can be achieved using 'Vedic Mathematics', world's fastest mathematical system, about 10-15 times faster and easier to understand than current conventional Maths
Vision
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"To ensure that each and every Australian student gets rid of Maths phobia, enjoy learning Maths and are aware that there are better, faster and easier ways available to solve Mathematical problems"
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