MENTAL MATH BOOKS BY DOE (CLASS V - X)

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Dear All

I am providing the mental math books issued by Directorate of Education(DOE) for the students studying in classes V to X. Hope it will help you to understand the concepts much better.


(class VI book is in hindi, but it is worth solving these questions)

All the very best!

Amit Sir

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  1. AnonymousMay 1, 2011 at 12:38 AM

    Vedic Maths is the Worlds fastest mental maths System.I think your questions Amit Sir can be solved with Vedic Maths

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  2. rajputSeptember 15, 2012 at 3:45 PM

    Mathematics worksheets are best option for maths learning and your provided sheets are great as they have lots of question and I would like to prefer them.Maths worksheets are very helpful for kids as they could practice with these worksheets as I think maths practice is good for kids.
    Partial Fractions

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