PW notes come as PDFs. The real thing comes printed.

Search for PW notes and most of what you find is scanned PDFs — lecture screenshots stitched into files and passed around Telegram groups. We don't sell those. Ever. They're pirated, unversioned and often incomplete. What KotaBook stocks is different: the printed module sets Physics Wallah issues to its Arjuna, Yakeen and Prayas batches — actual books, bought back from students who finished with them.

Every listing is one specific pre-owned copy, not a stock photo. Before it goes up we turn its pages, photograph that exact set, and grade it: A is excellent for used, B has notes inside, C is fair but complete. Used PW study material can carry pen or highlighter marks, so we never promise clean pages — we show you the copy and let you decide.

If you're weighing this against the Physics Wallah notes floating around online, the difference is plain: those are files of unknown origin; these are books you can hold, at roughly half of what a fresh printed set costs. Browse every PW set currently in stock, or start from the full shelf.

PW prints different modules for different batches, so start from the batch name on your timetable, not from a generic "pw books" search.

• Arjuna — JEE, Class 11. One set on the shelf: the Arjuna PCM combo with solutions, set of 15, 2024 edition at ₹2,349, grade A.
• Yakeen — NEET droppers. Three listings right now, including the complete dropper study material at ₹1,899 and an almost-fresh 2024 set at ₹1,999.
• Prayas — JEE droppers. A 2024 combo of 24 books at ₹2,999 and an 18-module 2025-26 edition at ₹2,800.

Each is a single copy — once it sells, it's gone until another comes in. If your exam matters more than the institute, cross-shop the wider JEE and NEET shelves. And when your own set has done its job, sell it back to us — that's where this shelf comes from.