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Mathematical Shortcuts for students preparing for competitive examinations

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Kiran Chandrashekhar
from Bangalore |

My name is Kiran Chandrashekhar. I am full time software freelancer and founder of SapnaEdu (www.sapnaedu.in), Chikmagalur.  I teach students preparing for various competitive examinations like PGCET, CAT, UPSC etc

I have posted a number of articles to help students preparing for competitive examinations. Most of these shortcuts are from Vedic Maths and also from my own experience from teaching students.

I will soon be posting a number of videos in Youtube.

Please have a look at my website and let me know what you think.

Thanks

Kiran

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Manish Dubey
from New Delhi |

Good work Kiran. I like your blog. Your content and tips are very good. Keep it up.

Niranjan
from piacenza,Italy |

you have a nice blog. May be you should explain all the vedic mathematics , as simple as you can. i liked your blog a lot and i am following you . 

Yash Bhatia
from Mumbai |

I'm a First Year Engineering student and I found your blog to be EXTREMELY helpful! Great tips presented in a clear and legible format. Easily accessible, too!

It'd be great if you could also post programming tips. Most students struggle with not enough Indian resources for programming. C language, for example, is being taught in engineering colleges. So, you could post Beginner level posts for engineering students! :)