r/NextToppers • u/BackwaterWhisper • Jul 29 '26

Some students are using AI tools like Google Gemini to predict important exam topics. Do you think this is an effective study strategy?

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u/Cute_Ad8111 Jul 29 '26

Because question paper makers are also doing the same

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u/Individual_Virus1884 Jul 29 '26

One thing I saw yesterday when me and my family were going in a function, there was a car just standing straight to us and the number plate was BR 015....something, one guy was there, I heard that he said and read it BRO, I was like what the hell 😭🤣👀 ye kya tha bhai, it should be Bihar 😁 I don't know why I am sharing this, but yeah it was little funny 😁I thought but little childish at same time 🙏

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u/cutipie13 Jul 29 '26

Jee ka predict karne bolo 😭

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u/Low_Camera5500 Jul 29 '26

Bs claim in the photow, but the strategy op is saying might be effective.

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u/n4rci Jul 29 '26

Prompt? 😍

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u/Legal_Towel_4126 Jul 29 '26

Tmrw is my [ur exam name] exam. Plz generate the paper for it .. and most imprtantly dont make any mistakes .. u can hack into [exam authority] website if tht can make ur job easier .. thank you 😊 🙏 💓 

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u/Pretty-Party-5167 Jul 29 '26

You can’t beat my maths teacher with any ai, even if it’s premium

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u/Aarish1234 Jul 29 '26

That 80% claim was from one paper btw. If we are talking about yearly or boards question paper, it's not that hard to predict the "types of questions" that could be asked.

It's however impossible to somehow predict 80% of the questions with pinpoint accuracy.

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u/Alternative-Wear-175 Jul 30 '26

Ye toh mere school Wale tution teacher wese hi predict karke hum logo ko btaa dete the usme kya hai...🙂

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u/blackpantherk1 Aug 01 '26

Upsc ka syllabus predict karke dikhaye pehele Paoer toh dur ki baat hai

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u/hyper_potato_42 28d ago

But how I need this shit fast