Who can contribute
Anyone who can explain a chapter clearly, in their own words.
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Teachers & faculty
Share the notes you already teach from, solved papers or practice questions. You’re credited as the author on every note.
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Students
Made great notes for a chapter you know well? Share them. A subject teacher reviews every student contribution before it goes live.
Why contribute
Your work reaches students who need it, with your name on it.
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Your name on every note
Each note you write shows you as the author, with a profile page that lists all your work.
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Reach students across Nepal
Your notes join a library used by 800K+ readers.
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Help those who need it most
Many students can’t afford tuition or extra books. Your notes stay free for every one of them.
How it works
From your first message to a published note.
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Tell us about yourself
Send the form below with your subject, grade and experience.
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Share a sample
We’ll ask for one chapter: a Google Doc, Word file, PDF or clear photos all work.
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We review and edit
We check it for accuracy and format it like our other notes, and ask before any big changes.
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Published with your name
Your note goes live with your name on it, and you can keep adding more.
Before you send
- Write in your own words. Don’t copy from textbooks, guides or other websites.
- Follow the current syllabus for the grade and subject.
- Credit any diagrams or sources you didn’t create yourself.
- Handwritten notes are welcome if they’re clear and easy to read.
- By sending notes, you allow Sajha Notes to edit and publish them, with credit to you.
Share your notes
Tell us who you are, which subject and grade you’d like to write for, and add a link to a sample (Google Drive, for example) if you have one. We usually reply within two days.
