During examination time, the search for previous year question papers becomes a common and often stressful task for students. Many students spend countless hours navigating through various sources, trying to find reliable and relevant question papers for their courses. Recognizing this challenge, a group of students from Nirmala College Muvattupuzha came up with a practical solution – E-helper. E-helper is an innovative platform designed to simplify the process of accessing previous year question papers. This initiative primarily serves undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) students studying under Mahatma Gandhi (MG) University. By offering a centralized collection of question papers, E-helper significantly reduces the time and effort students spend on their search. With just a few clicks, students can find the papers they need, enabling them to focus more on their exam preparations.

This platform is a non-profit endeavor, driven by the dedication and commitment of the student community. The primary goal is to support academic success by ensuring that educational resources are easily accessible to all. By providing past question papers, E-helper helps students gain a better understanding of the exam pattern, marking scheme, and types of questions that may appear in their exams. This valuable insight can lead to improved preparation and confidence during exams. It is important to note that E-helper is not the official website of MG University. While the team strives to keep the site updated with the latest available question papers, the platform operates independently. The information provided is solely for educational purposes, and students are encouraged to cross-check with official sources if needed.

The E-helper team remains committed to expanding and updating the repository regularly. With the support of the student community, this initiative continues to grow, ensuring that knowledge and resources are shared for the benefit of all. By eliminating unnecessary barriers in accessing study materials, E-helper truly stands as a testament to student solidarity and academic collaboration.