Exchange, volunteering and student prices in one search.

Yes. Searching needs no account, and an account is free. What the index points to is free, free to borrow, or a student price the provider sets.

No. Search, filters and every record work without one. Signing in with Google only keeps your saved list on every device.

Yes. Telebem lists only places where reading is legal: openly licensed textbooks, public-domain archives and libraries that lend. It links to the source and never re-uploads a file.

Each offer says what to show (usually your student ID or a TələbəPlus card) and where. The price is set by the provider; we record the terms and the date we last checked them.

ADA University students: the guides follow ADA’s current exchange list, with the places, the partner universities and who each is open to. The practical parts (banking, transport, a SIM card, the visa) help anyone heading to those countries.

Each source is the body that sets the exam, or its own archive: DİM, Cambridge, College Board and others. Every entry notes whether the answers come with the papers.

Yes: English, Azerbaijani and Russian. Switch the language from the menu and the entries change with it, not only the buttons around them. You can search in any of the three.

Use “Know a resource we’re missing?” at the end of most pages. A person reads every message before anything in the index changes.

Each one shows its status and the day we checked it on the organiser’s own site. “Open now” means the organiser says applications are being taken; when we couldn’t confirm a way to apply, it tells you to check their site instead.