A useful archive, together
Find papers. Help your batch.
PaperVault organises past papers so your class can share one collection instead of repeatedly forwarding files. You do not need an account or an upload to read public papers.
Find the right paper
- Choose your college, program, branch and semester.
- Open the subject and check its printed code and curriculum against your syllabus.
- Choose the exam type. Check the test number, academic session and set in the actual document—ST-1 and ST-2 are not interchangeable.
- Preview or download the published paper. Share the collection link with your class.
Have a copy others need?
Check Papers Wanted for a specific gap, or contribute from a subject page. The subject link carries known details into the upload form.
- Use a clear, upright PDF or photo with its header and all pages visible.
- Preview it and correct detected details. Automatic recognition can be incomplete or wrong; manual entry remains available.
- Remove personal identifiers before uploading, and confirm you are allowed to share the paper.
- Track review in My Library. An upload is not publicly available until a moderator publishes it; review time varies.
Class representatives and seniors: maintain a collection link for your batch. You do not need to upload the same shared paper separately for every branch.
What review labels mean
- Unverified
- No additional verification label has been assigned. Check the document.
- Community verified
- A community-review label, not institutional endorsement.
- Verified
- A moderator-assigned label. It does not guarantee authenticity or compatibility with your syllabus.
- College verified
- A college-level review label. Do not assume official institutional endorsement without supporting evidence.
- Restricted
- File access is limited. Current or uncertain exam material can be held back for review.
Labels are not predictions of exam questions or guarantees of academic results. Use past papers alongside your current syllabus and teaching materials.
Missing, wrong or unreadable?
On a subject page, choose an exam type and year to request a missing paper. Requests show demand; they do not guarantee someone can supply a copy. Check My Library for availability. Report incorrect metadata, unreadable files, personal information or copyright concerns through the paper’s Report action or Support.