Best place to sell old NCERT and JEE books?
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Mukeshmeena
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Go to the nearest book market. They buy old books at 60 percentage of the original price.
Contacted a couple from Google maps, none were really interested in these.
Rusty_Ghost
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If you are in Bangalore, avenue road sellers would take it, just look for the 2nd hand book resellers over there.
justanotheraverageguy
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Recently faced a similar situation, Had engineering books from 2000-2015. Nobody was interested in these when I went to my city's book market to sell them off. Someone finally offered me 350/- for a lot of about 20 books. It was either that or kabadiwala which would have given me about the same (or less).
So if nobody is interested on OLX, chances are they don't really have value in the market anymore and you should just go with the first offer you get if you want to get rid of them.
So if nobody is interested on OLX, chances are they don't really have value in the market anymore and you should just go with the first offer you get if you want to get rid of them.
valar007
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Go to a xerox shop which are close to colleges and try there?
If you can, donate it to a government library.
That seems like the best option. Thanks.
abmr2d2
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I second @valar007's suggestion of donating it to a library either to a government one or an NGO where someone will get to use them. I'm not sure where you are located but in Mumbai. I've donated to Ratnanidhi charitable trust a couple of times. I'm not sure if they pickup from outside Mumbai. They arrange for the pickup, but you'll have to pack them, they'll inform you about how to pack, how much weight in individual boxes etc.
https://ratnanidhi.org/project/MISSION-MILLION-BOOKS
https://ratnanidhi.org/project/MISSION-MILLION-BOOKS
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