Quantitative Aptitude Classes for Class 6 Onwards
The problem types that decide marks in school tests and competitive papers — percentages, ratios, averages, time-and-work, data interpretation — taught with the shortcuts and the timing practice that make them automatic.
What your child will learn
Eight topic blocks, each with shortcuts, worked examples and timed practice
Numbers & Divisibility
Factors, multiples, HCF/LCM and divisibility rules that remove guesswork.
Percentages
Profit and loss, discount, and the percentage-change shortcuts that save the most time.
Ratio & Proportion
Sharing, mixtures and unitary-method problems solved without long working.
Averages
Weighted averages and the 'deviation' trick that turns a page of work into one line.
Time, Speed & Distance
Relative speed, trains and boats — the classic exam favourites.
Time & Work
Efficiency method for work-and-wages problems, including pipes and cisterns.
Simple & Compound Interest
Formulas plus the mental shortcuts that make them exam-fast.
Data Interpretation
Reading tables, bar charts and pie charts quickly and accurately.
Is your child ready for aptitude?
- In Class 6 or above
- Comfortable with fractions, decimals and percentages
- Finds long word problems slow or confusing
- Preparing for school tests, NTSE or Olympiads
- Has done Vedic Maths or abacus and wants the next step
Below Class 6? Start with abacus or Vedic Maths — they build the calculation speed aptitude then puts to work.
How the classes run
One live class a week with the instructor, in a batch of no more than six students, so every child gets their working checked rather than just watching someone else solve.
Each topic follows the same rhythm: the method, two worked examples, then a timed set. The timing is the part most classes skip and the part exams actually test.
Between classes we expect fifteen to twenty minutes of practice on most days. Our free worksheets show exactly the style of work involved.
We teach students in India and abroad, so class timings are arranged around your timezone.
Frequently asked questions
What age or class is quantitative aptitude suitable for?
We start from Class 6. By then a child has the fraction, decimal and percentage foundation the topics build on. Below Class 6, abacus or Vedic Maths is the better fit.
How is this different from Vedic Maths?
Vedic Maths teaches calculation shortcuts — faster multiplication, squares, division. Quantitative aptitude teaches problem types: percentages, ratios, time-and-work, data interpretation. Vedic Maths makes the arithmetic fast; aptitude teaches what to do with it. Many students do Vedic Maths first, then aptitude.
Is this only for competitive exams?
No. The topics are the backbone of school maths from Class 6 to 10, so it helps school marks immediately. It also builds the foundation for NTSE, Olympiads and later SSC, banking or campus placement papers.
Are the classes live?
Yes — every class is live with the instructor, in small batches, never a recording. Doubts get cleared in the class itself.
How much practice is needed at home?
Fifteen to twenty minutes on most days. Aptitude rewards timed practice more than long sessions, so short and regular beats a weekend marathon.
Do you provide practice material?
Yes, topic-wise sheets and timed mock sets. You can also download our free speed-maths and mental-maths worksheets to see the style of practice before joining.
See a class before you decide
A free 30-minute live class — a real topic taught properly, plus an honest assessment of where your child currently stands. No cost, and no obligation to join.
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Message us and we'll tell you honestly whether aptitude is the right next step for your child.
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