Legal
Copyright Policy
Last updated 13 September 2026
We never share pirated material. Educators' paid work stays theirs. If you are a creator and something of yours has been shared here without your permission, email us and it will be taken down quickly — no argument.
Our promise
Teachers who make good material deserve to earn from it. That belief is not decoration on this site — it decides what we will and will not post.
We do not share paid courses, paid PDFs, paid test series or any other paid material without the creator's permission, ever. Not as a "free drop", not in a private group, not by request.
What we share, and why it is legal
Everything we distribute falls into one of these categories:
- Made by us. Our own notes, vocabulary tests, exam analysis and compilations.
- Official public documents. Notifications, syllabi, admit card instructions, results and cut-off lists published by the examining bodies themselves.
- Free material, shared as the creator intended. PDFs and classes an educator has released publicly and free of charge. Where we can, we link to the creator's own channel or video rather than re-uploading the file, so the credit and the views go to them.
- Material shared with explicit permission. Where an educator has told us we may.
Material we create ourselves
Our original material, our name and our logo belong to NextGen Bankers. You are welcome to use our material for your own preparation and to share our links with other aspirants. Please do not sell it, and please do not strip our name off it and republish it as your own.
If you are an educator or publisher
We take a great deal of care, but we run on volume and at speed, and material reaches us from aspirants as well as from our own team. It is possible that something of yours has been shared here that should not have been.
If that has happened, we are sorry, and we will fix it. You do not need a lawyer, a legal notice or a formal complaint to get our attention. One email is enough.
How to request a removal
Email nextgenbankers1@gmail.com with the subject line "Copyright — removal request", and please include:
- A link to the page or Telegram post where the material appears.
- The name of the material, and what it is (PDF, video, test series, image).
- Confirmation that you are the copyright owner, or are authorised to act for them.
- Your name and how to reach you.
If you would rather not email, message any admin in Bankers' QnA Room and say it is a copyright matter — it will be escalated the same day.
What happens next
We aim to remove genuinely infringing material within 72 hours of receiving a request, from both the website and the Telegram channels, and to reply to you confirming it. We do not ask you to justify the request first and remove it later — it comes down first.
This 72-hour commitment is a promise to real people and should only be published if it can actually be met. Confirm the response time you can genuinely sustain — and, when the admin dashboard is built, make sure removing a published item is a one-click action so honouring this never depends on someone being free to edit code.A request to aspirants
Please do not send us paid PDFs, leaked test series or recordings of paid classes, however kindly it is meant. We will not post them, and forwarding them harms the teachers whose work most of us learned from.
If you want to help, send us your own notes, your memory-based questions right after a shift, or your interview experience. That material genuinely helps the next batch, and it costs nobody their livelihood.
Contact us
Questions about anything on this page? Email nextgenbankers1@gmail.com and we will answer. You can also ask in Bankers' QnA Room or any NextGen group.