Success stories
Families in six countries
Quotes below come directly from Swaadhi parents and students, lightly edited only for grammar.
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.”
Hear it from Swaadhi families
Watch what parents say
In their own words
Watch families share their story
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
Inside a Swaadhi class
Children who look forward to maths
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.
