In order to create a valid contract, one party must make an offer, another party must accept the offer, and consideration must be exchanged. The one who makes the offer is known as the “offerer,” while the person who receives the offer is called the “offeree.” Although you can make an offer with just a single-sentence verbal statement, you and the other party will generally benefit from a detailed written descriptttion of the offer and its terms.
An offer refers to a promise that is dependent on a certain act, promise, or forbearance given in exchange for the initial promise. It is a demonstration of your willingness to enter into an agreement and an invitation to the other party to conclude the agreement by expressing assent.
Accordingly it is not an offer.
For better knowledge go through Contract Act.