Buy and Sell Competitive Exam Books in Gujarat
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Choose books for your exam and study stage
Looking for used books for GPSC, UPSC, SSC, banking or an entrance exam? Browse ads across Gujarat on Zutilo and confirm which exam, subject and stage each book covers. Ask whether it is in Gujarati, English or another language you study comfortably. Available books change as ads are added or removed.
Check the author, publisher, exact edition and publication year rather than relying on the cover alone. Compare the contents with the exam authority’s current syllabus and notice. A low price is useful only when the material fits what you need to study; one book or a large set is not a promise of exam success. If your study plan needs school textbooks for the basics, compare those books too.
See the pages you will actually study
Ask for photos of the contents, edition details and a few inside pages. Check for missing or loose pages, unreadable printing, water damage and heavy writing over the questions. For a practice book, find out whether the answers and explanations are included and whether all advertised volumes come with it.
Confirm the actual collection location and total price, including any agreed packing or delivery charge. Inspect the books before paying where possible and clarify any return terms with the advertiser. Zutilo connects you with people who post ads; it is not a coaching institute and does not check books against the latest syllabus or arrange the item payment.
Help another student understand exactly what is offered
Show photos of your actual books. Write the exam, subject, language, author or publisher, edition, publication year and asking price. Say whether the price is for one book or the full set. Explain any missing pages, writing or damage; do not describe an old edition as the latest one.
List every book included in a set and say whether individual books can be bought. Confirm what is still available and agree collection or delivery with the buyer. Check payment in your own account rather than accepting a screenshot as proof. Remove personal papers and details left inside before handing the books over.






















