Refund policy
Every paid pack on NETMaths is refundable in full within 3 days of purchase. You do not need to justify the decision beyond telling us you were not satisfied.
What can be refunded
All packs are one-time purchases, not subscriptions. There is no recurring charge to cancel and nothing renews, so a refund is the only thing you would ever need to ask for.
A purchase qualifies for a full refund if both of the following are true:
- You ask within 3 days of the payment.
- You have not seen the worked diagnosis on more than one mock.
The second condition is the only limit, and it exists for one reason: the diagnosis behind a mock you have sat — why each wrong option was built to tempt you — is the part of a pack that cannot be un-seen. Every mock is free to sit regardless of purchase, so the limit is about how much of the reasoning you have read, not how many papers you have attempted. Everything else — the notes, the solved previous-year questions, the counterexample bank, the interactive visuals — you may read as much of as you like inside the window and still ask for the money back.
How to ask
Email support@netmaths.in from the address you used to buy, and say which pack you want refunded. That is the whole process — there is no form to fill in and no queue to join. If you no longer have access to that address, write from any address and tell us the approximate date and amount of the payment so we can find it.
What happens next
Payment here is by UPI, not a card or gateway, so a refund is sent back to you directly rather than reversed automatically — tell us where to send it when you email. It typically reaches you within 5–7 working days of the refund being issued; your bank can add its own delay on top of that.
Access granted by the purchase ends when the refund is issued. Anything on the site that was free before you bought — the whole syllabus map, every video lecture, the free chapters, questions and mocks — stays free afterwards. A refund removes what you paid for, not your account.
If something has gone wrong
If you were charged twice, charged for a pack you already own, or paid and did not receive access, that is a billing mistake rather than a refund request. Email support@netmaths.in and say what happened — write in even if the 3 days have passed, because correcting an error we made is a different thing from the policy above.
Questions about the policy itself can go to the same address. Our terms and privacy policy cover everything else.