MTG Books

Board ExamsJEE

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Review summary

Based on 16 comments, created with AI

Students overwhelmingly praise this teacher's teacher's experience, teaching quality, fees vs value. Many students highlight high brand recognition ('mtg publication', 'mtg fingert...

What students talk about most

Teacher's Experience

MTG Books is a highly experienced and well-established publication house, evidenced by strong brand ...

Teaching Quality

The core content of MTG books is generally well-received and effective for student learning, though ...

Fees vs Value

Students generally perceive MTG's books as valuable resources, leading to high demand for new editio...

Study Material

While providing a comprehensive and popular range of study materials, MTG struggles with keeping all...

Evaluation breakdown

Teaching Quality4.0

"I loved your book" indicates effective content for learning.

Outdated content (e.g., 2025 paper in a 2026 book) can hinder effective and current learning.

Teacher's Experience4.5

High brand recognition ('MTG publication', 'MTG Fingertips', 'MTG CBSE 100 percent')

Consistent demand for new editions across various subjects and exams (JEE, NEET, Board Exams).

Study Material3.5

Offers a wide variety of materials like chapter-wise question banks, Fingertips, 100 Percent NCERT, and PYQ books.

Materials are highly sought after by students for various exams.

Issues with outdated content (e.g., 2025 paper in a 2026 book).

Inconsistencies between book covers and website content (old vs. new NCERT).

Doubt Support3.0

Tests & Practice3.5

Students appreciate and seek out chapter-wise question banks, PYQ books, and solved papers for practice.

A significant complaint about including outdated question papers (2025 instead of 2026) in published books.

Flexibility3.0

Students inquire about new chapters and specific language editions (Gujarati medium PYQ books), indicating a perceived potential for adaptability.

Inconsistency regarding 'new NCERT' content on the website versus book cover suggests a lack of timely adaptation or clear communication.

Fees vs Value4.0

High demand for purchasing new editions and specific books implies students perceive good value for their investment.

No direct complaints about pricing, but outdated content could diminish perceived value if not addressed.

Teacher Personality3.0

Students actively engage by asking about release dates and specific products, showing a level of trust and expectation for interaction.

Lack of explicit replies to inquiries mentioned in comments.

Conflicting information (website vs. book cover) suggests issues with reliability and transparency.

Top Strengths

1. Strong Brand Recognition and Trust

2. High Demand for Study Materials

3. Wide Range of Exam-Specific Resources

Areas to Improve

1. Timeliness and Consistency of Content Updates

2. Accuracy and Alignment of Information Across Platforms

3. Responsiveness to Student Inquiries

What students love

“I loved your book as I purchased English chapter-wise question bank (2026-27).”

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“Hey MTG publication, I have the 24-25 version of MTG Fingertips. Can it be used for NEET 2027?”

2 likes

“Is MTG CBSE 100 percent released for class 9th with the new chapters? If yes, please tell where I can buy it from.”

“When will you release class 12th science reference book for 2026-27?”

“Is MTG 100 Percent NCERT & CBSE Class 11 For 2026-27 Exam Books released? When is it going to be released?”

“When are you going to release the chapter-wise PYQ book for class 10th this year?”

“CBSE 10 solved papers (2026-27) chapter-wise topic-wise social science book, when will it be released?”

“Can you please tell when the latest 2026-27 version of NCERT at your fingertips will be released?”

“I want to know when MTG publication will make JEE MAIN PYQ BOOKS for Gujarati medium. Please reply.”

2 likes

“When is the Fingertips 2026-27 edition launching?”

What could be better

“I loved your book, but the question paper included in it was of 2025, not 2026. I suggest you give a new paper every time you publish books.”

1 likes

“Your class 7 100 percent cover tells it's based on the new NCERT Curiosity textbook, but your website shows the old NCERT content. Which one is true?”

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