NANAK CLASSES is a Rajasthan-focused competitive exam coaching channel run alongside its sister brand, Nanak Publication. Over a three-day sample it posted roughly five to six times a day, and the mix is consistent: current-affairs digest books, subject-specific test series, and short YouTube video links, all funneled toward paid products sold through the Nanak Publication and Nanak Classes apps.
The exams targeted are specific and named repeatedly: RAS Prelims (Rajasthan Administrative Service), the Rajasthan SI re-exam, REET Level-1 and Level-2 (including Mains for Science & Maths and Social Science), CET, Patwari, Librarian Grade-III, and Third Grade Teacher recruitment. Content pitched around these includes half-yearly and bi-monthly current-affairs compilations covering national, international and Rajasthan-specific events, an economic survey and budget 2026 booklet, daily/weekly/monthly test series with printable PDF notes, and ad-free video lectures. Pricing appears in the posts directly — test series at ₹99 and ₹199, with a free previous-year-questions booklet bundled with at least one book purchase.
The channel is transparent about being a sales funnel: nearly every post ends with an order link to courses.store or nanakclasses.in and a helpline phone number, and several posts are simply bare YouTube or Facebook links with no caption, so it's not possible to say what those specific videos cover without watching them. There is no discussion, analysis or free-form commentary here — it reads as a publishing house's storefront rather than an independent current-affairs or study channel, and the same book listing shows up more than once across the sample.
With over 200,000 subscribers, it has real reach among Rajasthan's state government exam aspirants, and the specificity of exam names and syllabus areas (tourism, schemes, sports, awards for current affairs; budget and economic survey for RAS) suggests genuine subject-matter targeting rather than generic content. It suits students actively preparing for Rajasthan state recruitment exams who want structured paid test series and print materials from one publisher. It is not a fit for anyone looking for free study content, national-level (non-Rajasthan) exam prep, or independent commentary rather than product promotion.
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