TOP 5 GEOMATRY BOX UNDER RUPEES 100 /-

 

Introduction

In West Bengal, the arrival of winter signals the start of exam season. Government-sponsored schools typically hold their annual exams in December, and students gear up for the challenge. Rajiv, a student in class VII at a local government school, has been struggling with a dilemma: he needs a new mathematical instrument box but is on a tight budget (below Rs. 100). To help him and others like him, we've compiled a list of the top 5 affordable yet quality mathematical instrument boxes that won’t break the bank.

1. Doms Geommy

Doms Geommy is the simplest geometry box I’ve ever come across. With its durable, rust-proof metallic case and a decorative plastic holder for the instruments, it strikes a perfect balance of simplicity and function. The stainless-steel compass offers precise markings, ensuring you have the accuracy you need for exams.

Contents:

• 2 sets of squares

• 1 protector

• 1 15 cm scale

• 1 pencil compass

• 1 divider

• 1 eraser

• 1 sharpener

• 1 wooden pencil (HB)

2. Flair Geo Matrx
Next up is Flair's Geo Matrx geometry box, which comes in a sleek plastic case with a transparent lid. The design is simple yet practical, offering all the essentials at an affordable price.

Contents:

• 2 sets of squares

• 1 protector

• 1 15 cm scale

• 1 pencil compass

• 1 divider

• 1 eraser

• 1 sharpener

• 1 wooden pencil (HB)

All of this is available for just Rs. 90.

3. Classmate Victor
Classmate Victor comes in a rust-proof casing, but I wouldn’t recommend it as the instruments are not up to the mark. Despite its decent exterior, the quality of the tools is lacking, which can affect your performance. At Rs. 100, it’s not the best option in terms of value for money.

Contents:

• 2 sets of squares 

• 1 protector

• 1 15 cm scale

• 1 pencil compass

• 1 divider

• 1 eraser

• 1 sharpener

• 1 wooden pencil (HB)

4. Doms Geofine
Another great option from Doms, the Geofine geometry box comes in a metallic case and offers excellent value for money at just Rs. 75. The hybrid pencil compass can be used both as a compass and as a divider by attaching the included divider instrument. It's a versatile and well-priced choice for students on a budget.

Contents:

• 2 sets of squares 

• 1 protector

• 1 15 cm scale

• 1 hybrid pencil compass

• 1 divider

• 1 eraser

• 1 sharpener

• 1 wooden pencil (HB)

5. Camlin Scholar Basic
Camlin Scholar Basic is a favorite of mine and has been since my school days. It offers a solid design with all the necessary tools for a geometry box. The only downside is that the compass's locking system is made of light plastic, which can break easily if not handled with care. Despite this, it’s still a great choice for those who want something reliable and visually appealing.

Contents:

• 2 sets of squares 

• 1 protector

• 1 15 cm scale

• 1 pencil compass

• 1 divider

• 1 eraser

• 1 sharpener

• 1 wooden pencil (HB)

Available for just Rs. 100/-.

Conclusion

Choosing the right geometry box on a budget doesn't have to be complicated. All of these options offer good value, each with its own strengths. While some may lack the quality of higher-end products, they serve their purpose well enough for students who are looking for affordability without compromising too much on functionality. Remember, the key is finding the one that works best for your needs. No matter which you choose, each of these boxes will equip you with the essential tools to ace your exams—just make sure to take care of them so they last throughout the school year!