‘R. D. Sharma for Mathematics'. This term cannot be alien to any student studying in class 9 or 10, in a CBSE affiliated school. There are several students who swear by its usefulness even before a particular academic session has begun. Students take the assistance of reference books written by the renowned author, for several reasons. A few of those, we have enlisted below for your reference. 1. The exam oriented approach One of the major reasons students have for adopting R. D. Sharma as their Maths Bible is because the books contain questions, solutions and concepts in a fashion that helps students before exams. The concise, yet detailed approach displayed in the books reassures the students and makes exam prep better for them. 2. It constructs a strong foundation If it is not a case where students are preparing for exams, then they take to the reference books by R. D. Sharma to strengthen their base in concepts. The effectiveness with which the books explain every topic to students gets retained very well and securely. It is often stated that students who take up R. D. Sharma to understand concepts in Maths, cannot forget the basic principles even if they wanted to. 3. Use in competitive exams Apart from the academic exams that school students have to appear, at specific intervals, there are several competitive exams too. These competitive exams like NTSE, Olympiads and several others are organized to search for talent on a national basis. But all the competitive exams do not necessarily prescribe study material. This is where R. D. Sharma reference books come to your rescue. The questions in these books are helpful for the preparation of any competitive exam, provided the syllabus and expected chapters are known. 4. Aims at helping students practise regularly The huge number of questions that one finds in R. D. Sharma reference books is enough for you to keep practising till either you complete an academic year or you have cleared all your doubts about every topic in your syllabus. The sample papers in these books come with explained solutions at the back, thereby not leaving students in the middle and hoping to come across a miracle. 5. The presentation of topics Each topic in the book is described in a unique way. this means that all the topics covered in the book are not stretched beyond their necessary length, yet are able to vividly describe all the variations of a particular concept, applied to different questions. The illustrations in the book for geometry are more than satisfying. 6. Each book is self-sufficient Instead of carrying around a bundle of books for each subject, students usually prefer carrying something that has the goodness of several books in one. Students would obviously need something that solves all their queries and doubts without making them practise weight-lifting. With just the R. D. Sharma books by your side, you are good to go.
