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TedQu Pi · Early-years mathematics

Number strength is built in Class I

Abacus and Mental Maths, woven into the school day from Classes I to X. Children build speed, accuracy and concentration along with their curriculum, long before the pressure years.

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I–V AbacusVI–X Mental Maths0 extra classes after hours
Fast calculationbuilt through daily practice
Abacus · Level 2Daily practice, Class IIIOn track
Today’s drill · 20 sumsspeed, accuracy and concentration18 / 20
Concentrationgrows with every level
Why start early

Strong numbers shouldn’t arrive as a burden in Class XI

Around 4 million students write JEE and NEET every year, and fewer than 5% carry it into a career. Every one of them still needs what those exams test: logical and numerical thinking.

Left to Classes XI–XII

✕Number skills are rushed in the pressure years.
✕Extra coaching competes for the child’s evenings.
✕Speed and accuracy are drilled, not built.
✕Confidence with numbers comes late, if at all.

Built from Class I with Pi

✓Daily practice inside the curriculum.
✓Abacus levels move with what the class is learning.
✓Mental calculation becomes second nature by Class X.
✓Children walk into every exam comfortable with numbers.

“Children learn it along with their curriculum: woven into the school day, not a separate track or an extra class after hours.”

The Pi design principle
The Pi journey

From first beads to lifelong number sense

1Classes I–VAbacus foundations

Structured levels that reinforce the maths curriculum instead of competing with it.

2Every dayPractice drills

Short daily number work for speed, accuracy and concentration.

3Classes VI–XMental Maths

Rapid calculation without pen, paper or devices.

4For lifeEvery competitive exam

Comfort with numbers, long before the pressure years.

What it builds

Four strengths that last

Logical thinking

Patterns and steps that carry into every subject.

Creativity

Visualising numbers opens new ways to solve problems.

Fast calculation

Speed and accuracy that become second nature.

Concentration

Daily practice that trains focus as well as maths.

The payoff

Ready for every exam they will ever face

Comfort with numbers helps long after school.

JEENEETUPSCBank examsCentral Government examsGREand more
4 millionstudents write JEE & NEET every year
< 5%carry it into a career
Class Iwhere number strength begins
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Frequently asked questions

Quick answers about TedQu Pi.

What is TedQu Pi?

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TedQu Pi is the early-years mathematics part of the TedQu platform: Abacus for Classes I–V and Mental Maths for Classes VI–X, taught along with the school curriculum.

Is Pi an extra class after school?

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No. Pi is woven into the school day and moves with what the class is already learning, so it does not add to the family’s evening.

What does abacus practice build?

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Logical thinking, creativity, fast calculation and concentration.

What is Mental Maths?

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Rapid calculation without pen, paper or devices, practised in Classes VI–X so numbers become second nature.

Why start in Class I?

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Number strength is easiest to build early. Pushed to Classes XI–XII, it becomes a burden during the pressure years.

How does Pi relate to TedQu Sigma?

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Pi builds number sense from Class I. TedQu Sigma is our self-study app for JEE and NEET in Classes XI–XII.