Ginti Vedic

Vedic Maths Practice & Worksheets

Pick a sutra and get a set of problems: answer them against the clock, check them, or print the sheet with its answer key.

Topic

Worksheet number

The same number always gives the same problems, so a class can share one sheet.

Problems

The timer starts with your first answer.

1.105 × 106 =
2.97 × 108 =
3.94 × 105 =
4.89 × 97 =
5.103 × 108 =
6.96 × 89 =
7.95 × 99 =
8.96 × 101 =
9.94 × 99 =
10.97 × 88 =

Watch it worked out: problem 1, 105 × 106

Step 5 of 5

Join the two parts: 111 | 30, so 105 × 106 = 11,130.

What you entered

First: 105Second: 106

1
Pick the base: the power of 10 nearest both numbers
105 and 106 are both near 100= base 100 (2 zeros)
2
Find each number's difference from the base
105 − 100 = (+5), 106 − 100 = (+6)= (+5) and (+6)
3
Left part: cross-add one number and the other's difference
105 + 6 (or 106 + 5)= 111
4
Right part: multiply the two differences
(+5) × (+6)= 30
5
Join the parts, writing the right part with 2 digits
111 | 30= 11,130

Result

105 × 106: 11,130

The problems on this sheet are built for Nikhilam; this one is quickest with Nikhilam Navatashcaramam Dashatah. After checking, each wrong answer links to its full working.

One example from each practice set

Every set practises one sutra. These are typical problems from each, with the step that makes them quick; the sheets themselves are generated from the worksheet number.

Practice set	Sutra	Example	Key step	Answer
Multiply near 100	Nikhilam	97 x 96	97 - 4 = 93 \| 3 x 4 = 12	9,312
Squares ending in 5	Ekadhikena Purvena	85^2	8 x 9 = 72 \| 25	7,225
Squares near 100	Yavadunam	94^2	94 - 6 = 88 \| 6^2 = 36	8,836
Multiply by 11	Urdhva-Tiryagbhyam	53 x 11	5 \| 5 + 3 \| 3	583
Two-digit x two-digit	Urdhva-Tiryagbhyam	43 x 12	5 \| 1 \| 6	516
Divide by 9	Nikhilam	2134 / 9	236 \| 10 = 237 \| 1	237 r 1
Square roots of perfect squares	Vilokanam	sqrt(5776)	ends in 4 or 6; 57 >= 7 x 8	76

Each sheet holds 10, 20 or 30 different problems of one kind, and the same worksheet number always gives the same problems. Wrong answers link to the matching calculator with the numbers filled in, so the full working is one tap away.

How to practise Vedic maths so it sticks

Work on one sutra at a time: every problem in a set suits the same method, so the steps become automatic before you mix them. Start with 10 problems and no hurry, using the worked first problem as a model. Once you get them all right, move to 20 against the clock; accuracy comes first and speed follows. After you check your answers, each wrong one links to its full working, with the numbers filled in.

Using the worksheets in a class

The worksheet number fixes the problems: sheet 12 of Multiply near 100 is the same for everyone, so a teacher can share the number or the page link and the class works on the same set. Print worksheet and answers puts the questions on the first page and the answer key on its own page, so the questions can be handed out alone. New sheet gives a different set at the same level.

Frequently asked questions

Which Vedic maths topics are included?

Seven sets, each tied to one sutra: multiplying numbers near 100 (Nikhilam), squares ending in 5 (Ekadhikena Purvena), squares near 100 (Yavadunam), multiplying by 11 and two-digit by two-digit (Urdhva-Tiryagbhyam), dividing by 9 (Nikhilam) and square roots of perfect squares (Vilokanam).

Can I print the worksheets or save them as PDF?

Yes, for free. Print worksheet and answers opens your browser's print dialog, where you can print or choose Save as PDF. The questions come with blank answer lines and a space for name, date and time taken, and the answers are on a separate page.

Can I share a worksheet with students?

Copy link shares the topic, the number of problems and the worksheet number, so whoever opens it gets exactly the same problems. Typed answers are never included in the link.

How should I type a division answer?

Type the quotient and the remainder, for example 237 r 1, 237 R1 or 237, 1. If the remainder is 0 the quotient alone is enough.