Jaideep Purohit| Jodhpur5 hours ago
Artificial Intelligence (AI) will help students prepare for REET, RAS, and UPSC. AI will also conduct exams and tell students their marks. Along with this, it will also tell you which subject you are weak in.
It will clear doubts just like in a classroom. It will also give practice questions on current affairs. Papers from 20 to 25 years old will also be available.
Not only this, but AI will also have complete data of the student. This data will include the student’s complete report, information about when and how many exams they took.
Actually, Shubhendra Gautam from Jodhpur has created such an AI platform called ‘The Abhyas’, which is based only on these 3 exams. Preparation for RAS and UPSC is currently happening through this platform. The REET segment will be launched next month.
Read in detail about all seven modules-
AI Tutor: In this, students will be able to ask any kind of question or clear doubts related to their competitive exams. For example, just like children ask questions in class.
Similarly, when they ask questions here, they will get complete details in the answer. AI Tutor will answer in Hindi, English, and Roman language.
PYQ: In this, students will get all papers from the last 20 to 25 years. The special thing is that all these papers will be available to students subject-wise and topic-wise. Apart from this, it will also provide answers to these papers and will also create new questions from these.
Answer evaluation: In this, students will get feedback on subjective answers. For this, students will have to upload a PDF. After that, it will analyze it and tell the student where the shortcomings are, how improvement will happen, and how marks can be improved in this.
It is being claimed that this will do a complete analysis according to UPSC and RAS standards. For such answers, students take 10 to 15 days in coaching.
Practice test: This has a complete test series. Just like it happens in coaching, test papers will be uploaded every week accordingly. Not only this, but students will also be able to upload their own tests, in which the AI will prepare and give a test paper of what the student has studied today. This will have test series for both prelims and mains.
Current affairs: This will read all newspapers and give students a news analysis. After that, it will also give practice questions according to current affairs. Apart from this, the AI will also tell what questions can be formed from these current affairs.
Analytic performance: The data of every student coming to this platform will be saved. Like a classroom, it will keep complete track of how many exams were given and which subjects they are weak in. It will keep track records of which subjects need work.
AI planner: This will prepare and provide the complete syllabus plan to students. Students will have a categorized plan of when and how to prepare, what to study on which day. Apart from this, it will also create a plan for the entire week showing which subject and topic to study on which day.
Prepared for UPSC for 4 years herself, then got the idea
Shubhendra said that I did my B.Tech in Electrical from Jodhpur itself. After that, I prepared for UPSC from 2022 to 2025.
For this preparation, content from all over the world is needed. But, there was no idea about what to read, how to read, and how to practice.
The second problem was that when feedback had to be taken from teachers for subjective questions, it took a lot of time. Among so many students, one doesn’t know when their turn will come and then how to improve on it.
During this time, the idea came that something should be created where students get everything on one platform. This project was developed over the past year. Currently, 300 students have already joined it.
Shubhendra explained that such a platform has been created where students can solve papers. Along with this, brief answers to questions will also be provided. They will also be told what questions can be asked in the exam on the asked question.
It will give students daily and weekly planning about what to study in which subject on which day.
