Send an assessment request
Request Your Child’s Free Abacus Demo
What to share
- Parent or guardian name
- Contact number
- Child’s age
- Whether the child learned abacus before
- Preferred online or Hyderabad classroom format
- Your locality if classroom travel matters
Call us at +91 90325 89990 if you prefer to speak directly, or see every way to reach us.
A clear five-step process
What Happens During the Free Abacus Assessment?
- 1
Parent conversation
We ask about age, school stage, previous abacus learning, learning preferences and the format you are considering.
- 2
Child introduction
We explain the activity simply so the child knows it is a learning check, not a high-pressure examination.
- 3
Readiness activities
The child completes short, age-appropriate number, attention and instruction tasks.
- 4
Abacus demonstration
We may show a basic bead movement and observe how the child watches, follows and responds to correction.
- 5
Parent recommendation
We explain the likely pathway, starting point, class format, fee and current batch choices.
Readiness, not intelligence
What Do We Check Before Recommending an Abacus Level?
| Readiness area | What we may observe | Why it helps placement |
|---|---|---|
| Number recognition | Recognition of suitable written numerals | Shows whether number representation can begin comfortably |
| Counting | Ability to count in a familiar sequence | Supports early bead-value learning |
| Attention | Ability to watch a short demonstration | Helps us judge lesson length and pacing |
| Following instructions | Response to one or two simple steps | Shows readiness for guided practice |
| Fine-motor comfort | Willingness to move beads carefully | Helps identify the amount of physical support needed |
| Previous learning | Retained technique, place value and operations | Prevents repeating everything or skipping a necessary revision |
Keep preparation simple
How Should Parents Prepare a Child for the Assessment?
Helpful preparation
- Choose a time when the child is rested.
- Explain that they will try a few learning activities.
- Bring details of any previous abacus course.
- For online assessment, use a quiet desk and working camera.
- Let the child answer without coaching.
No special study is needed
Please do not rehearse answers, practise unfamiliar abacus methods or tell the child that they must pass. We need to see the current starting point so the recommendation is useful.
Practical information for the parent
What Will You Know After the Assessment?
- Whether abacus learning appears suitable now
- Likely Junior or Senior pathway
- Recommended curriculum starting point
- Online or classroom considerations
- Current matching batch options
- Course fee and EMI availability
- Physical abacus kit inclusion
- Expected practice and parent support
No payment and no inflated promises
What the Free Assessment Is—and Is Not
It is a readiness and placement check
We use short activities and observation to recommend a useful starting point.
It is not an IQ or school-marks test
It does not diagnose a child, predict examination results or guarantee future outcomes.
It is free
No assessment fee or course payment is required to receive the initial recommendation.
It does not obligate enrolment
Parents can review the programme, fee and policies before deciding whether to continue.
Use the assessment to make an informed decision
Questions Parents Can Ask Before Enrolling
- Why is this starting point recommended?
- Which skills will the first stage teach?
- What is the current batch size and schedule?
- How will technique be observed online?
- How much home practice is expected?
- How is progress reported to parents?
- What exactly is included in the fee?
- Which written policies apply to enrolment?
Read the complete parent FAQ guide for answers about age, practice, classes, progress, fees, safety and outcomes.