Well, first off it depends a lot on natural ability. Not to discourage you, and not that people don’t learn it but some people’s minds are better suited to organization and rational thought (which are essential for math). I’m afraid if you don’t have these you can’t go beyond a certain point. However since most people’s minds are not completely incapable of these you can train you’re mind to rely more and more on rational thought and organization. All you have to do is continually practice, understand how numbers fit together and how mathematical theories and concepts work. It will take a lot of time and effort so it’s also useful if you learn to enjoy math. Also don’t be discouraged when things aren’t easy or when someone is better at it than you. Just remember Albert Einstein, a certified genius, always asked his wife to check his calculations and she occasionally found errors! You will most likely never be absolutely perfect but plenty of people can’t add or divide or subtract perfectly but can understand and use extremely complex mathematical ideas.

well you can try solving crossword puzzles in newspapers because this well develop your analyzing skills. and good analyzing skills are what you need to be a good math problem solver. and simple common sense. sometimes the answer is right in front of you thinking it’s not the right one. but math is fun. it really gets your brain working. i love math but i’m not a math genius but almost there haha. goodluck

well first of all i was before just like u but now im in 11th standard and have scored 95% in maths.need not to worry and to take useless tutions just concentrate in the class.Be very regular and the most important thaing that after u come back to your home just solve the questions again till you get a perfect idea of it.do read the examples and please don’t cram the solutions

visit answers.yahoo — > Maths 🙂 and try to solve some 🙂