
Something big is coming from Physics Wallah. The PW Books App goes live on 11 July 2026, and it is set to change how NEET and JEE aspirants read, revise and practise from their books.
No more waiting 10–15 days for a delivery. No more hunting across notebooks, PDFs and video playlists for one concept. PW is bringing books, AI and video learning together in a single platform — and the countdown is officially on.
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PW has teased a set of features built around one idea: your book should do more than sit on a shelf. Here is what has been revealed so far.
An easy-to-read digital version of PW books, built for the screen you already study on. Open your book anytime, anywhere — no bag, no bulk.
Didn't understand a concept? Simply select the text and get an instant AI-powered explanation, right inside the book, from the platform aspirants already trust — PW.
Solve past-year NEET and JEE questions directly within the book interface. The theory and the questions finally live in the same place.
Highlight key points as you read
Add personal study notes exactly where you need them
Bookmark critical sections for the final revision push
Everything you mark stays with you. Revise from your books anytime, anywhere — along with your highlights and notes intact.
Stuck on a difficult concept? Access expert-led video explanations linked directly to that topic, taught by PW's top faculty.
Built for serious aspirants, PW's class-level membership bundles comprehensive preparation material together for each class — so you get a complete, structured resource set instead of scattered material.
Saves time — no searching around for study material
Practice-friendly — theory and PYQs in the same interface
Holistic learning — books, AI and video learning in one smart platform
Instant access — no 10–15 day delivery wait
Better retention — highlights, bookmarks and notes built into the reading experience
Mark the date: 11 July 2026. Full details will be revealed at launch. Until then, keep an eye on PW's official channels.