Improves mental math skills: Regular abacus practice develops fast mental calculation abilities, as learners gradually transition from using the physical abacus to visualizing bead movements in their minds.
Boosts concentration and memory: The focus required to perform abacus calculations enhances cognitive skills like concentration and memory.
Enhances problem-solving: By learning structured methods of solving math problems, children develop logical thinking and problem-solving skills.
Increases confidence in mathematics: Mastering the abacus helps build confidence in handling numbers, especially for young learners.

An abacus is a simple, ancient calculating tool used for performing arithmetic operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. It consists of a rectangular frame with rods, each containing beads that can be moved up or down. The position of the beads on the rods represents different numerical values.

Improves mental math skills: Regular abacus practice develops fast mental calculation abilities, as learners gradually transition from using the physical abacus to visualizing bead movements in their minds.
Boosts concentration and memory: The focus required to perform abacus calculations enhances cognitive skills like concentration and memory.
Enhances problem-solving: By learning structured methods of solving math problems, children develop logical thinking and problem-solving skills.
Increases confidence in mathematics: Mastering the abacus helps build confidence in handling numbers, especially for young learners.

For age group 11 to 14 year kids. It comprises of 8 levels each with the duration of 3 months

For age group 3 to 5 year kids. It comprises of 10 levels each with the duration of 3 months

For age group 7 to 10 year kids. It comprises of 9 levels each with the duration of 3 months.

For age group 11 to 14 year kids. It comprises of 8 levels each with the duration of 3 months