Archive · 30 Sep 2026
PW Shiksha Mahotsav Offers Deep Discounts on Competitive Exam Books
PhysicsWallah is planning a special event called PW Shiksha Mahotsav.
It will help students find books for many important exams.
These exams include JEE, NEET, UPSC, SSC, Banking, GATE and Railway tests.
The books will be sold through the PW Store.
Some books will have discounts of up to 98 percent.
Prices are expected to start at ₹9, ₹29 and ₹49.
The event will also include different category stalls, offers and live interactions.
The announcement calls it a three-day event but gives dates from October 1 to October 4, 2026, which covers four calendar days.
PhysicsWallah has announced PW Shiksha Mahotsav, a learning-resources event on the PW Store.
The event is scheduled for October 1–4, 2026, although the announcement also describes it as a three-day event.
Books for JEE, NEET, UPSC, SSC, Banking, GATE, Railway and other exams will be included.
Discounts will reportedly reach 98%, with prices starting at ₹9, ₹29 and ₹49.
The event will feature category-specific stalls, deals and live interactions in a PW studio-inspired online format.
- Who
- PhysicsWallah, along with its Chief Content Officer Pankaj Sijairya, is organizing the event for students and parents.
- What
- PW Shiksha Mahotsav is an education-focused sale and interactive event offering discounted competitive-exam books.
- When
- October 1–4, 2026; the announcement also refers to it as a three-day event.
- Where
- The event will be hosted on the PW Store, with the PW studio transformed into a live, multi-category Shiksha Mela.
- Why
- PhysicsWallah says the event is intended to make quality study resources more affordable and accessible.
- Organizer
- PhysicsWallah Limited
- Event
- PW Shiksha Mahotsav
- Dates
- October 1–4, 2026
- Maximum discount
- Up to 98%
- Starting prices
- ₹9, ₹29 and ₹49
- Exam categories
- JEE, NEET, UPSC, SSC, Banking, GATE, Railway and other competitive exams
- Format
- PW Store sale with category-specific stalls, deals and live interactions
- Source note
- ThePrint identified the article as paid-for sponsored content, not newsroom reporting.