TLDR;
This video introduces five AI tools that can help NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) aspirants save up to two hours daily in their preparation. It emphasises that AI is not just for software engineers but a valuable tool for all students, including medical aspirants. The tools discussed include AI-powered doubt solving, note-taking, flashcard creation, practice tests, and video summarisation. The video also warns against blindly trusting AI and highlights the importance of human verification and specific prompting for accurate results.
- AI can save NEET aspirants up to two hours daily.
- Five key AI tools: doubt solving, note-taking, flashcards, practice tests, and video summaries.
- AI is a powerful assistant but not a replacement for teachers or hard work.
Introduction to AI for NEET Preparation [0:01]
The video addresses the increasing prevalence of AI and its potential beyond being a simple search engine. It aims to demonstrate how AI tools can significantly aid NEET preparation, regardless of whether the student is a dropper, partial dropper, or fresher. The speaker draws parallels to past technological advancements, such as calculators and computers, which initially caused job-related anxieties but ultimately created more opportunities. AI is presented as a game-changer for those who learn to use it effectively, even in medical fields. An AI bot's ability to outperform human scores in NEET and JEE Advanced exams is highlighted to emphasise AI's growing capabilities.
Doubt Solving with AI [2:55]
The video introduces three AI tools for doubt solving: Chat GPT, Gemini, and Perplexity. It explains that both free and paid versions are available, with the free versions being sufficient for most use cases. AEL users can access the pro version of Perplexity for free. The speaker demonstrates how to input a physics question into each tool, showcasing the step-by-step solutions provided. Perplexity is highlighted for its ability to provide detailed analysis and solutions. The AI models' capacity to remember user history and adapt to individual profiles is also noted, enhancing the personalised learning experience.
Note-Taking with AI [5:34]
The video discusses AI tools for note-taking, specifically Chat GPT and Notion AI. It demonstrates how to use these tools to create NEET notes on laws of motion, including examples and formulas. While Chat GPT provides notes in a tabular format with bullet points, Notion AI offers more elaborate notes with formulas, laws, concepts, and real-life examples. Notion AI is recommended for note-taking due to its comprehensive output. The speaker suggests prompting the AI for NEET-level questions and numerical problems, highlighting its potential as a personal guide.
Flashcard Creation with AI [6:38]
The video introduces Quizlet and Brainscape as tools for creating flashcards. Users can upload their notes to Quizlet to automatically generate flashcards. Brainscape allows users to specify a topic and request a certain number of flashcards, such as 25 flashcards on the Cannizzaro reaction. The tools present a question or prompt on one side and the answer on the other, aiding revision and practice. Users can assess how well they knew the answer, allowing the AI to analyse and improve learning through constant feedback.
Practice Tests with AI [7:39]
The video explains how to use AI to create practice tests from notes. It emphasises that this is not a substitute for all-India level test series but an additional tool for practice. Users can upload notes in PDF or scanned format, and the AI will generate quizzes based on the content. This allows for revision with multiple-choice options, creating a cool and effective way to reinforce learning.
Video Summarisation with AI [8:20]
The video introduces a tool for summarising YouTube videos. By entering a video link into VideoSeek, users can obtain a complete summary of the video. The speaker suggests using this tool for long lectures or marathon classes to quickly grasp the key points. The generated summary can then be copied and pasted into other AI tools to create tests or flashcards, further enhancing revision.
Final Thoughts and Cautions [9:24]
The video warns against blindly trusting AI, as it is still learning and can make mistakes. It stresses the importance of human verification and specific prompting to obtain accurate results. AI is presented as a powerful assistant but not a replacement for teachers or hard work. The speaker encourages viewers to use AI wisely and smartly to save time for more practice, theory, backlog coverage, and revision. Viewers are also invited to share their experiences with AI tools in the comments.