TOP EDUCATIONAL ANDROID APPLICATION FOR STUDENTS

By Ashwin Ananthapadmanabhan


STUDENT EDUCATIONAL APPLICATION 
Everyday the new technologies are developed and being used by many people which helps to improve their knowledge, gain information and also some times through the popular games children may get addicted to playing games. But here are some of the App which is useful for the children education, if children start using these Apps they may be very excited and they like to use these App because they are learning through mobiles and visual form of reading gives better understanding than the book reading. Go and opt your App which suits you.

ENGINEERING EQUATIONS:
This App is mainly designed for Engineers. Engineers can have this App for their guidance and it has all the equations related to all the Engineering field. The App supported in Android 2.1 and higher versions. Instead of searching on book about different equations you can have a quick reference of all the equation and some default values related to your search. For that you need to just tap the topic you want to know. Download Engineering Equations app from play store

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FORMULA BANK:
 Formula Bank is one of the best student App, It is very useful for both the school going children and college students. It contains all the formula related to Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry, In mathematics App having formulas of Algebra, Set theory, Statistics, Calculus, Trigonometry etc., likewise in physics it deals with energy, light, motions, torque etc., in chemistry it will display periodic tables and more formulas. It is supported in Android 1.0 and higher. It has zooming option to get clear view of formulae. Download Formula Bank from play store
STUDENT SOLVER:
Student solver App will support in Android 2.1 and higher version. The main issue of this App is that apart from displaying formulae it will display solutions for all the mathematical problems, it solves Algebra problems too. It perform all the conversions, Area calculations, Matrix operations and in the new version of Student Solver some kind of physics problems are added and it can also solved by this App. Download student solver from play store
EVO BOOKS: HUMAN ANATOMY DEMO :
This App fully deals with the Human Anatomy system. It is one of the best tool to learn about Human Anatomy. It has notes prepared by the most experienced teachers, and you have option to save the noted. It has 3D graphics which helps you to get clear idea about the Human body. You can use it as a book to study about Anatomy. Download Human Anatomy app from play store
STUDENTS TIME-TABLE:
Student App is used to enter your schedules and you can make remainder for your test, home works etc., through this App. It acts as a student diary, you can get your grade scores or average by calculating your marks obtained in different tests. It has an option to set alarm for your work by setting time. Download Student TimeTable from play store
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