Ekadhikena Purvena
By one more than the previous one
Live online Vedic Maths for ages 7–16
Your child can solve maths faster than a calculator
Swaadhi teaches ancient Indian Vedic Mathematics in joyful live classes, so children calculate in their heads, think in patterns and stop fearing numbers.
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- Sutras taught
The real problem
Most children don't dislike maths. They dislike feeling slow.
When calculation takes too long, confidence disappears first and marks follow. Vedic Mathematics fixes the speed, and the confidence returns on its own.
Before Swaadhi
- Counts on fingers long after the class has moved on
- Freezes during timed tests, even when they know the topic
- Says "I'm just bad at maths" before trying
- Homework turns into a nightly argument
After Swaadhi
- Calculates two-digit sums mentally, in seconds
- Walks into tests calm, with a method to lean on
- Volunteers answers instead of hiding behind the desk
- Asks for one more maths puzzle before bed
Try it yourself
Watch maths become magic
Same question, two approaches. One takes a page. The other takes a breath.
The usual way
Long multiplication: two rows, three carries, roughly 40 seconds.
The Swaadhi way
- 1Both numbers sit just below 100 → deficits are 3 and 4
- 2Cross-subtract: 97 − 4 = 93 → that's the left half
- 3Multiply the deficits: 3 × 4 = 12 → that's the right half
Ancient Indian mathematics
16 Sutras. Endless shortcuts.
Vedic Mathematics is built on 16 sutras and 13 sub-sutras — short rules that turn long calculations into patterns a child can hold in their head.
Nikhilam Navatashcaramam Dashatah
All from 9, the last from 10
Urdhva-Tiryagbhyam
Vertically and crosswise
Paravartya Yojayet
Transpose and adjust
Shunyam Saamyasamuccaye
When the sum is the same, it is zero
Anurupye Shunyamanyat
If one is in ratio, the other is zero
Sankalana-Vyavakalanabhyam
By addition and by subtraction
Puranapuranabhyam
By completing or not completing
Chalana-Kalanabhyam
Differences and similarities
Yavadunam
Whatever the deficiency
Vyashtisamanstih
Part and whole
Shesanyankena Charamena
The remainders by the last digit
Sopantyadvayamantyam
The ultimate and twice the penultimate
Ekanyunena Purvena
By one less than the previous one
Gunitasamuchyah
The product of the sum is the sum of the products
Gunakasamuchyah
The factors of the sum are the sum of the factors
The Swaadhi method
Five steps, repeated every single class
Small live groups, one facilitator, and a rhythm children recognise from week one.
- 01
Discover
A teacher opens the class with a mathematical challenge worth solving.
- 02
Understand
The child uncovers the pattern hiding inside the problem.
- 03
Practice
The technique is applied through interactive, live problems.
- 04
Challenge
Speed and accuracy get tested in playful timed rounds.
- 05
Master
The child becomes faster, calmer and far more confident with numbers.
Inside a Swaadhi class
Children who look forward to maths
What parents tell us
The change shows up at home
Figures below come from Swaadhi parent feedback, not independent research.
Reported parent feedback
90%
of parents saw an improvement in their child's logical thinking
91%
of parents noticed better speed and accuracy in maths
97%
of children enjoy attending their classes
92%
of parents would recommend the programme
100%
of parents in one feedback set found the course helpful
Families across 6 countries
In the words of parents and children
“My son Vivan started with Swaadhi three months ago and he has improved his maths skills a lot and learned new techniques. He likes to attend his classes. His teacher is patient, encourages him to ask questions and makes learning interactive and fun.”
“Vedic Maths is a very innovative and logical way of solving maths problems. It helps the kids think out of the box. They simplify the problems and show a lot of improvement in maths.”
“I like Swaadhi Vedic Maths because it made me better at maths. My teacher explains things in a way I understand. Swaadhi also helped me reach the highest maths level in my class.”
“The Swaadhi Vedic Maths classes helped Aarav view maths as a friend. He loved the shortcuts and tips that make calculations fast and enjoyable, and the course material kept him engaged throughout.”
“I like Vedic Maths class because it teaches me a lot of tricks and techniques. The teacher is very nice and the methods are easy to learn and help me in school.”
“Vedic Maths made my calculations very fast — I felt like a calculator in my whole class. Thank you to my facilitator, who is polite and always motivates me.”
What your child gains
Six shifts parents notice first
Mental Maths
Calculate in the head, without pen, paper or a calculator.
Speed & Accuracy
Reach the right answer faster, and check it in seconds.
Problem Solving
Approach unfamiliar problems with a method, not a guess.
Confidence
Less hesitation, less fear, more hands in the air.
Enjoyment
Maths becomes something a child looks forward to.
Competitive Readiness
Calculation skills that pay off in future competitive exams.
The curriculum
From first shortcuts to algebra
Every child moves through calculation, number mastery, thinking skills and advanced applications — finishing with Math Meditation, solving without pen or paper.
Calculate
- Addition
- Subtraction
- Multiplication
- Division
Master numbers
- Digital sum
- Squares
- Cubes
- Square roots
- Cube roots
- Divisibility tests
Think
- Mental calculation
- Problem solving
- Mathematical patterns
Advanced
- Linear equations
- Simultaneous equations
- Quadratic equations
- Algebraic applications
Indian mathematical heritage
An ancient system. A modern advantage.
Vedic Mathematics was compiled by Sri Bharati Krishna Tirtha (1884–1960), who organised centuries of Indian calculation methods into 16 sutras and 13 sub-sutras. Each sutra is a short rule that reveals the pattern inside a calculation.
Swaadhi teaches it as mathematics, not ritual — a practical, secular system that sits alongside whatever your child studies at school.
16
Sutras — the core rules
13
Sub-sutras — supporting corollaries
1884–1960
Sri Bharati Krishna Tirtha
7–16
Ages we teach
Programs
Three stages, one journey
Your child is placed after a free trial class, so they start exactly where they are.
Foundation
Build strong mental mathematics foundations.
- Number sense and confidence with digits
- Fast addition, subtraction and tables
- Playful live classes with small groups
Mastery
Develop speed, accuracy and advanced techniques.
- Multiplication and division shortcuts
- Squares, cubes, roots and digital sums
- Timed challenges that build accuracy
Advanced
Apply Vedic Mathematics to complex problems.
- Algebra and equations the Vedic way
- Maths Meditation — solving without pen or paper
- Preparation habits for competitive exams
One free class can change how your child sees maths
Meet a Swaadhi teacher live, watch your child solve something they thought was impossible, and decide afterwards.