Editorial policy
How we make, review, and correct our content
notesharu is a study aid for Nepali students. We want our notes and answers to be accurate and exam-ready. This page explains where our content comes from, how it is checked, and how to tell us when something is wrong.
The syllabus is the backbone
Every subject is built on the official syllabus. For Tribhuvan University (TU) we use the official course of study. For the National Examination Board (NEB) we use the official CDC curriculum. We map each note, question, and answer to a syllabus unit so the content stays inside what the exam can actually ask.
How content is made
Every subject is built on the official syllabus and real past papers. Our model answers and chapter notes are written from that course material: the official TU and NEB syllabus, past exam papers, and reference notes. Past questions come from real exam papers and model questions, and each is answered at the mark depth the exam uses (for example 1, 5, 8, or 10 marks).
For law subjects, answers cite real primary law, such as the Constitution of Nepal 2015 and the Muluki Civil and Penal Codes 2074 (2017), rather than inventing citations.
Review and verification
Our content is checked before it is published, and we keep reviewing and correcting it as our team verifies each subject. We fix factual issues as we find them.
Our TU and NEB subjects have been through this process. Some newer subjects, including the NEB Law stream and Social Studies, are currently being verified by our team. While that is in progress, treat exact statute citations, section numbers, dates, and statistics in those subjects as provisional. Always cross-check anything that decides your grade with your instructor and the official syllabus.
Report an error (corrections)
If you spot a mistake in any note, answer, or fact, please tell us and we will fix it. Email [email protected] with the page link and what is wrong. We correct confirmed errors as quickly as we can and update the page in place.
Sources and attribution
Our backbone is the official TU and NEB syllabus and publicly available past papers. We do not republish third-party notes as our own. Where we describe the law, we point to the actual statute. Exam news and notices summarise official announcements and link back to the source where possible.
Contact
Questions about this policy, or about our content, can go to [email protected]. See also our About page for how the platform works.