Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers about buying, selling, and renting refurbished campus gear, downloading semester notes & PYQs, and safe campus meetups.
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1What is BatchLoop Exchange?
BatchLoop Exchange is a campus-first peer marketplace and academic repository designed specifically for college students. Students can buy, sell, or rent textbooks, scientific calculators, engineering drawing kits, lab coats, components, and access verified semester study notes and Previous Year Question Papers (PYQs).
2Does BatchLoop charge any commission on sales?
No. BatchLoop operates with 0% commission. 100% of the sale or rental amount agreed upon between students stays with the student seller. Transactions are settled in person on campus via cash or direct UPI.
3How do I download Semester Notes and Previous Year Question Papers (PYQs)?
You can navigate to the Listings tab and filter by 'Notes' or 'PYQs', or browse by university department and semester. Download links are instant and completely free for verified students.
4How do I ensure a safe transaction when buying or selling?
We strongly recommend meeting in daylight at populated campus locations (such as college canteens, central libraries, main gates, or departmental lobbies). Inspect physical items (calculators, drafters, books) before completing payment.
5How does the Lost & Found recovery board work?
If you lose or find an item on campus (like an ID card, calculator, keys, or notebook), you can immediately post an alert under the 'Lost & Found' category. Native device push notifications alert nearby students on campus.
6Who can join BatchLoop Exchange?
BatchLoop is tailored for college students in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar (ICEEM, MIT, GECA, MGM JNEC, BAMU, Deogiri, CSMSS) and higher education institutions across India. Registration requires a verified student email or mobile number.
7Who created and developed BatchLoop?
BatchLoop was created, engineered, and designed by solo software engineer Sopan Dabhade to solve real student challenges with textbook costs, study material accessibility, and campus commute.
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