AI Guru for Student teaches competitive exam aspirants how to use AI tools to study faster, in 8 free videos: How Students Can Use AI, Study Plan with AI (planning and strategy), PYQ Analysis with AI, Start from Basics with AI, Current Affairs with AI, Self Study with AI, and two sessions on NotebookLM for turning videos and audio into notes.
The series is practical, not theoretical: each video opens an AI tool and shows the exact prompts to make a 90-day study plan, to find the most repeated topics from previous year papers, to summarise a current affairs video into one-liners, or to generate notes from a lecture. Used well, these methods save hours every week for SSC, Railway, Bank and UPSC aspirants.
8 chapters · 8 free videos · Watch in order from the first chapter.
How can students use AI for exam preparation?
Students can use AI to build a day-wise study plan, analyse previous year papers for repeated topics, summarise long videos or PDFs into notes, generate practice questions and explain difficult concepts in simple Hindi. The AI Guru for Student series demonstrates each of these with real prompts.
What is NotebookLM and how does it help?
NotebookLM is a free Google AI tool that reads the sources you give it (PDFs, videos, audio, web pages) and answers questions, makes summaries and even audio overviews from them. The two NotebookLM videos show how to turn a lecture video into revision notes in minutes.
Is AI reliable for current affairs?
AI is reliable for organising and summarising current affairs from a trusted source such as a daily video or a newspaper, but it should not be used to generate facts on its own, because it can be outdated or wrong. The Current Affairs with AI video shows the safe way to use it.
Do I need a paid AI subscription?
No. All methods in the series work with free versions of tools such as ChatGPT, Gemini and NotebookLM; paid plans only add speed and limits.