MATHEMATICS: An instrument or an obstacle.

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Have you ever wondered why Mathematics is the main topic that is often asked in every competitive exam like SSC-CGL, CPO, Banking PO exams, etc? Why is there so much emphasis on Mathematics in these exams? What is the relation of the job profile with Mathematics? What is the skill that the employer wants to test by examining knowledge of  Mathematics? Answers to all these questions lie in understanding the basic nature of Mathematics. Well, Maths is a methodological and systematic subject that inculcates basic reasoning and aptitude in a person. It imparts an attitude to a person to deal with a problematic situation in a more rational and logical manner.
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    But many of you must be wondering that “I don’t like Maths since childhood or I am particularly weak in it. I am not able to understand it and solve different problems. So I won’t be able to crack these exams or I don’t have the required aptitude and skill set required for these posts.” Let me tell you very clearly and firmly that nobody is weak in Maths. Or nobody can be weak in Maths. It’s just that we are taught in a monotonous manner since childhood thus we lose interest in this subject. Most of our school teachers have emphasized cramming formulas and steps to solve the question without clearing the basics of a student. As we move from one class to another, more formulae keep on piling. It leads to students becoming fearful of Maths. In short, studying Maths was made burdensome by rote-learning based teaching techniques.
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    So to bury this hatchet once and for all, it is required to introduce new teaching techniques that arouse the interest of a student in Maths. This can be done by emphasizing on basics with lesser formulae and cramming. New shortcut techniques need to be introduced that focus on time-saving in the limited exam time by integrating them with basics so that a candidate won’t have to memorize it. Here Gurmarg Educare with the excellent faculty of Mathematics who strive to make Maths a fun subject to prepare and to bury your childhood fears forever.
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