Competitive exam book writing

A competitive examination guide lives or dies on whether it matches the pattern. Content Factory writes study material, practice tests and question banks against the official syllabus and the current paper pattern, with a blueprint agreed before a word is written.

What we have been asked to write for

Writing follows the syllabus and pattern you supply. We do not claim affiliation with any examining body.

Guide, question bank, or both

• Complete study guide, chapter by chapter
• Subject volumes: mathematics, reasoning, English, Tamil, general studies
• Previous-year question compilation, classified by topic
• Chapter-wise and topic-wise question banks
• Difficulty-graded practice sets
• Full-length mock tests to the current pattern
• Detailed answer explanations, not just keys
• Revision summaries and last-week material
• Blueprint and marks distribution document

Pattern first, writing second

Most examination books fail because the writing started before the pattern was pinned down. The blueprint is agreed and signed off before the first chapter.

1. •

   Syllabus and pattern

   You supply the official syllabus and the current paper pattern, or name the year to follow.

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   Blueprint

   Topic weightage, question counts per topic, difficulty split and marks distribution, as a document you approve.

3. •

   Sample chapter

   One chapter plus its question set, written in full, before the rest is commissioned.

4. •

   Writing

   Subject writers work to the approved blueprint, chapter by chapter.

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   Checking

   Every question checked against the syllabus, and the answer key checked independently of the writer.

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   Delivery

   Manuscript plus blueprint, answer keys and explanations, in your format.

Indicative rates

Indicative project estimates, not fixed quotations. Page length, word count and content complexity are defined in the contract. See the full price list.

Only languages we can verify

Fifteen languages are written, edited and proofread by people who read them natively. A manuscript is never signed off by someone working through a dictionary.

Other languages are taken on only when a native writer and a separate native proofreader are both available for that script, and we say so before you commit. Detail: multilingual book writing.

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