Ask a student in Nepal what they do when a chapter stops making sense, and the answer is usually the same — borrow someone’s notes, hunt for a video that half fits, or wait for the next class and hope it gets covered again. Classes move fast, and the teachers who explain things best are stretched across hundreds of students.

We thought those teachers should be easier to reach. So we started recording them, one chapter at a time, and put the lessons somewhere a student can open at midnight before an exam — from any campus, on whatever phone they have.

That is what Palpali Bharat is today: BBS, MBS and MPA, plus BSc subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Statistics, with new chapters added every semester. We follow the same course of study your college does, so the chapter you open here is the one your exam will ask about.