Indian English adverb or adjective meaning organised, structured, or completed chapter by chapter — one section at a time.
Indian English adverb or adjective meaning organised, structured, or completed chapter by chapter — one section at a time. Widely used in academic and study contexts across South Asia, particularly in relation to textbooks, exam preparation, and syllabus coverage. A student might prepare chapterwise notes or follow a chapterwise study plan. Like many Indian English -wise formations, it applies a suffix more freely than British or American English typically would.
The teacher recommended working through the textbook chapterwise rather than jumping ahead to the topics most likely to appear in the exam.
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(India) By chapter; one chapter at a time.
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