Content & Copyright Policy

1. Content on Studycaller is uploaded by users

Studycaller is a community platform for CA, CS and CMA students. Notes, PDFs, doubts, answers, posts, comments, chat messages and other material on the Studycaller website and app are uploaded and shared by our users (students and teachers), who are third parties.

Studycaller does not write, upload, edit or select this user content, and does not claim ownership of it. The person who uploads content is fully responsible for it, and by uploading, they confirm that they own it or have the right to share it (see our Terms of Use).

2. We do not sell anyone's content

Studycaller does not upload notes or study material made by others, and does not buy or sell any user's notes. Our paid plans are for Studycaller's own features and tools (such as AI summaries, MCQ practice and higher usage limits); they are not a sale of any particular person's notes or material.

3. Studycaller as an intermediary

For content uploaded by users, Studycaller acts as an intermediary under Section 79 of the Information Technology Act, 2000 and follows the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021. We do not start the sharing of user content, choose who receives it, or change what it says.

4. Content that is not allowed

Users must not upload or share content that:

• belongs to someone else (copyright) without their permission, such as copied coaching notes, paid course material or scanned books;

• misuses another person's or company's trademark, brand name or logo;

• shows another person's personal information, photos or contact details without their consent, or pretends to be someone else;

• is obscene, abusive, harassing, defamatory, misleading, or harmful to children;

• promotes illegal activity, or is otherwise against any law in force in India.

5. How to report content or make a copyright claim

If you believe any content on Studycaller belongs to you, violates your rights, or breaks this policy, please use the "Report content / copyright claim" form on this page. It takes about two minutes. Please include:

• the link to the content on Studycaller (or a screenshot of it);

• what the problem is (copyright, trademark, personal information, impersonation, or other);

• why you are claiming it, and proof where you have it (for example, your original file, the book or course name, or your trademark registration number);

• your name, mobile number and email address, so we can contact you.

You can also write to us at info@studycaller.com.

6. What happens after you report

• You get an email right away confirming that we have received your request, with a reference number.

• We acknowledge every complaint within 24 hours and aim to resolve it within 15 days.

• Requests to remove content are reviewed and acted upon as quickly as possible, and within 72 hours where the law requires it. Content showing a person's private or intimate images, or impersonating them, is removed or disabled within 24 hours of the complaint.

• If the claim is valid, we remove the content or disable access to it, and may warn, restrict or block the uploader's account. Accounts that repeatedly upload others' content may be blocked permanently.

• If we need more details or proof, we will contact you by email.

7. If your content was removed

If you uploaded content that was removed and you believe it was yours or was removed by mistake, write to info@studycaller.com with the details and your proof. We will review it and may restore the content if the claim against it was not valid.

8. False or misleading claims

Please make a claim only if you honestly believe it is true. Claims that are false, made in bad faith, or meant to harass others may be rejected, and the person making them may be responsible under law.

9. Your information

We use the details you send in a claim only to handle that claim and to contact you about it. We do not show your mobile number or email address to the uploader, unless you agree or the law requires it. See our Privacy Policy for more.

10. Government and court orders

We act on orders from a court or an authorised government agency under applicable law, and cooperate with law enforcement as the law requires.

11. Changes to this policy

We may update this policy from time to time. The date at the top of this page shows when it was last updated (14 November 2026).