Not every book loses its worth with time. If you’ve ever stumbled upon an old science textbook tucked away in a cupboard or handed down from a cousin, you’ll know what it means. The pages might be a little worn, the cover a bit faded, but the knowledge inside is still solid. In fact, many …
Walk into a bookstore for exam prep books and you will realize how quickly the cost can pile up. A couple of test series here, a solved paper set there, and suddenly your monthly budget starts feeling tight. That’s where second hand test prep books quietly step in – easy on the pocket and just …
If you’ve ever prepared for an entrance exam in India (JEE, NEET, UPSC, or even your university semester exams), you already know how things go. You start with good intentions, make a list of books, check out some online videos, and then open a tab to buy a recommended exam guide only to be hit …
If you open a cupboard in most Indian homes, chances are you’ll find a pile of old school textbooks stacked somewhere. It may include books from when your cousin was in Class 10 or the maths guide your elder sibling once crammed before boards. Most people don’t think twice about them. They’re either passed on …
Buying books by kilo has become quite a trend in India over the past few years. If you walk into one of these local book events or stores, you may see readers happily filling their bags with all sorts of books – fiction, academic, non-fiction, and even children’s books priced by weight. At first glance, …
College life in India isn’t cheap. Between tuition fees, coaching classes, travel, and daily expenses, buying brand new books every semester can feel like a stretch. If you’re in the commerce stream, you know the load doesn’t stop at one or two books. There’s accounting, economics, business studies, tax laws, each subject bringing its own …
Law education in India isn’t cheap, and it’s not just the college fees. Anyone who’s stepped into the world of legal studies knows how quickly costs pile up. From semester-specific subjects to competitive exam guides, buying every book brand new can burn a serious hole in your pocket. That’s where used law books quietly step …
Books have long been a part of India’s cultural fabric. Whether it’s a well-thumbed copy of Wings of Fire passed around in a hostel room or a parent ordering NCERT books for their child’s new session, the act of reading connects generations, languages, and aspirations. But how do Indians really read today? Are we still …
If you’ve ever studied engineering in India, you would already know about the hunt for textbooks at the start of every semester, borrow notes from seniors, and wonder whether that thick ₹700 book is really worth buying new. Now imagine cutting that cost in half or more, without losing out on what actually matters: the …
Anyone who’s stepped into an MBA programme in India knows that books aren’t cheap. From the moment your classes start, you’re handed a long list of textbooks and reference materials. But they all come with price tags that pile up faster than expected. Most students, knowingly or not, end up spending thousands on MBA books …