About Samjho
Samjho ("understand" in Hindi and Urdu) was built for a simple reason: a lot of everyday Indian life runs on terms and numbers that are never actually explained anywhere — GST on a bill, EMI on a loan offer, CGPA on a report card, UAN on a payslip.
Instead of another long article full of jargon, Samjho tries to answer three questions for each topic: what does this actually mean, why should I care, and if there's a number involved, can I work it out myself right now.
What Samjho is
- A set of plain-English explanations for common Indian money, document, education, job and technology questions.
- A set of calculators that run entirely in your browser, so your numbers are never sent anywhere.
- An independent resource, built and maintained without claiming any official or government status.
What Samjho isn't
- Samjho is not a government website, a bank, or a financial institution.
- Samjho does not provide personalised financial, legal or tax advice.
- Samjho does not ask you to log in, and does not sell any product or service.
For anything that affects your money or legal standing, always confirm details with the relevant official source — your bank, employer, or the appropriate government department — before deciding.