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Free for every student

Every note, free to read.

Shared by Nepali students, filed by level and subject. Nothing is behind a sign-up and nothing costs anything.

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Notes: 483
Subjects: 47
Levels: 96
Members

Finding things

Pick your level first, then your subject

Everything is filed by the course it belongs to rather than by tags, so the route to your paper is two choices deep and does not depend on guessing the words somebody else used.

Be warned

82 notes is a small library, and we would rather say so

82 notes across 483 subjects and 47 categories. Plenty of subjects have nothing in them yet. If yours is empty, that is not a fault you have hit — it is a gap nobody has filled.

Who wrote it

A student, and the note says which one

Every note carries the name of the person who shared it. That is worth checking before you revise from something — a note by someone on your course a year ahead is a different thing from a stray PDF.

Taking it away

Download it, and it is yours to keep

No watermarking, no limit on how many you take, no expiry. In the app they stay readable with the data switched off entirely.

What it costs

Nothing, and no account to read

Reading and downloading are open to everybody, signed in or not. An account is only needed to upload, post, or save things for later.

No paywall and no premium tier.
No adverts.
No limit on downloads.

If it is not here

The fastest way to fill a gap is to fill it

Nothing arrives here except by somebody uploading it. If your subject is empty, the notes you already wrote this term would make you the first person in it.

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Something wrong

Report it and it comes down while we check

Wrong answers, copied textbook pages, somebody’s personal details left in a photograph. Anything reported is looked at, and anything with private information in it is removed first and checked afterwards.

Report a problem

Questions people ask

How do I find notes for my course?

Pick your level from the categories, then narrow by subject. If nothing appears, no one has shared notes for that subject yet.

What file formats are the notes in?

Mostly PDF, with some photographs of handwritten notes and a few slide decks. Each note shows its format before you open it.

Can I download notes to read offline?

Yes. Every note can be downloaded, and the mobile app keeps them readable without a connection — useful when data is limited.