Cram Kit
Most AI study tools hand you a summary. Reading a summary feels like learning and isn't — testing yourself is what moves the needle, by a wide margin in every study that has measured it. So this pack builds you a revision sheet made of questions rather than answers, and questions written to your actual exam's format: +4/−1 for NEET, 150 and 250 word answers for UPSC Mains, competency-based marks for CBSE, Net scoring for YKS. It also includes the prompt nobody else ships — a checker that catches the questions the AI got wrong before you revise from them.
Upload ONE chapter, not the whole book — under about 25 pages per run. It reads the chapter back to you first so you can catch a bad scan before it writes anything. Set your exam so the questions come out in the right format.
Example · Input
Class 12 Biology, chapter on Human Reproduction (22 pages, NCERT). Exam: NEET 2026.
Example · Output
A one-page revision sheet of prompts and cues, 20 NEET-format questions marked +4/−1, and a separate answer key with worked explanations and page references.
Run this in a BRAND NEW chat. Paste the chapter and the questions but NOT the answer key. Checking in the same conversation does not work — it agrees with itself. This is the prompt that stops you revising from a wrong answer.
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Example · Input
The same chapter, plus the 20 questions from the first prompt. Answer key deliberately left out.
Example · Output
A table of every question where the re-derived answer disagrees with the original, plus the ones where two options are defensible.
Run after you attempt the questions. Give it your answers AND how confident you felt on each — the confident wrong answers are the ones worth fixing first, and they are the ones that come back if you do not.
Example · Input
My 20 answers, each marked H/M/L for confidence, and whether I guessed or reasoned it out.
Example · Output
A ranked fix-list starting with the ones you were sure about and got wrong, mapped to revision-sheet lines, plus 5 fresh questions on the weak areas only.
Give it your exam date and topic list. The gap between revisions matters more than the hours — and there is a right size for that gap, which depends on how far away the exam is. In Cowork you can schedule the daily review.
Example · Input
NEET on 3 May 2026. 14 chapters left. About 3 hours a day on weekdays, 6 on weekends.
Example · Output
A dated schedule with each topic appearing several times at widening gaps, sized to how far out the exam is.
Turns a chapter into a file you can import straight into Anki or Quizlet. Cards force you to produce the answer from memory rather than recognise it — that difference is most of the benefit.
Example · Input
The same chapter, plus the topics I keep forgetting.
Example · Output
A CSV you can import directly — front, back, source page — with one fact per card and no list-of-five answers.
For exams marked on written answers rather than options — UPSC Mains, ENEM redação, CBSE long-answer. Marks your answer against the real rubric, then shows you the model answer at the exact word count.
Example · Input
My 250-word UPSC Mains answer on cooperative federalism, written in 9 minutes.
Example · Output
A per-criterion score, the three sentences costing you the most marks, and a model answer at exactly the required length.