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0:01I have a question : if I told you that
0:02from today onwards you would never need
0:04to write notes manually and could
0:06create handwritten-style notes like a
0:08topper's notebook in just two minutes ,
0:09would you believe it ? The most
0:12interesting part is that 99 % of students
0:14use ChatGPT and Gemini . But not just to
0:16ask for homework . They don't know that
0:19AI can create complete notes , mind maps
0:21, flashcards , revision sheets , exam
0:23questions , and in fact , even one-page
0:25cheat sheets . And in today's video , I
0:29will give you the exact prompts and AI
0:32codes that I personally use . This is
0:35where the AI game changes . If you use
0:37normal prompts , you will get normal
0:39output . The difference lies in the
0:41prompt . Today , I am giving you some
0:43such prompts that you can use . So let's
0:45start the video . Friends .
0:46Alright . First , we will open ChatGPT .
0:49And here I am telling you some codes .
0:51Secret codes that you can use . So the
0:53first code we are going to use is a
0:56forward slash followed by " handwritten
0:59notes " . As the name suggests , it will
1:02create notes for us . Of course , I will
1:04write the topic after it . So this code
1:06will provide us with notes that look
1:08completely handwritten . Just like this .
1:11Look at the photo . Look at the output ,
1:13guys . It has explained photosynthesis
1:16so well . In a completely handwritten
1:18tone . No one can say that it wasn't
1:20made by a human . That it wasn't made by
1:23a student . Very impressive . For the
1:25next code , you will write a forward
1:27slash and " mind map " . Mind maps
1:30basically make it easy for you to
1:32understand any subject and the entire
1:34timeline . So I wrote " mind map Indian
1:37Constitution " here , and it gave me a
1:39proper table structure . But I don't
1:41want this . Although this is quite
1:43useful for me , I don't want this . I
1:45will tell it to " create the image for
1:48the same " . And as soon as I type this ,
1:51it will give me this output . So here it
1:55has created a proper mind map for me ,
1:57which explains the Indian Constitution ,
1:59all its elements , and everything
2:01involved in it . So this is a very great
2:03feature . You can get mind maps made
2:05from here . The next code we have , guys ,
2:07is " flow chart " . If you type any topic
2:10after " flowchart , " for example , " water
2:12cycle , " it will explain the entire
2:14subject or topic through a flow . Look
2:17at this , it has created a proper
2:19flowchart with proper diagrams and used
2:21the correct arrows that are typically
2:23found in flowcharts . And moving on to
2:26the next code , which is " cheat sheet . "
2:28This is my personal favorite . I can put
2:30any topic after this . And it will give
2:32me a social media-ready photo . In fact ,
2:35it will tell me a lot of useful things .
2:38So , for example , I wrote " cheat sheet
2:40Python basics , " and it gave me all the
2:42codes and everything related to it . How
2:45cool is this code , how cool is this
2:47feature ! You can write anything in this
2:50, like marketing , SEO , whatever . The
2:53next thing , the next code , is " / one
2:55page , " and I will write " French
2:57Revolution . " And I will also add a
2:59small line to it , " make it attractive . "
3:02So , what will it do now ? It will also
3:04add colors to the drawings . I mean ,
3:06look at the output that is about to
3:08come . Look at this . It has drawn every
3:12single thing , filled it with color , and
3:14even presented it in a handwritten
3:17style . It looks very cool , very
3:18beautiful . You can use this in any
3:21project , in your notebooks , or put it
3:23on your desk . To understand it better .
3:25Of course , it's also a cheat sheet . So ,
3:27again , let's move on to the next code .
3:30The next code we have is " / exam ready . "
3:35If you have an exam in a day or two and
3:38you need to prepare a topic , simply
3:40write " exam ready human digestion
3:43system , " and it will give you a proper
3:46exam-ready note that you can use to
3:48learn and prepare before your exams .
3:52Look at this ! And it has even added a
3:55note at the bottom , " to drink more
3:57water . " The next code we have is " /
4:00flashcards . " If you type this code and
4:04write your topic after it , guys , it
4:06will give you everything prepared
4:08through cards about your table . Look at
4:11this . I generated my periodic table
4:14using this code . Of course , you have to
4:18experiment with other codes . And in
4:20upcoming videos , I will tell you about
4:22even more codes . So you can use these .
4:25This is also a pretty good feature .
4:27Next is our forward slash quiz . If you
4:30want to prepare on a topic and want
4:33ChatGPT to ask you questions regarding
4:35it , I’ve typed forward slash and
4:37written World Geography , and it gave me
4:39questions to test my knowledge ,
4:41categorized by difficulty : hard ,
4:43intermediate , and easy . So , whatever
4:46you like , you can do it here . Apart
4:49from that , if you type forward slash
4:51MCQ ( / mcq ) here and then write your
4:53subject , okay . I’ve typed forward
4:57slash here , Computer Network , and then
5:00when I hit enter , it will give me
5:02MCQ-style questions . Yes , it is
5:05quiz-type , but it will provide it in a
5:07proper MCQ format , with which I can
5:08test my preparation . In fact , if I ask
5:11ChatGPT to ' test my knowledge , ' it will
5:13do that too . Next , we have forward
5:17slash timeline , and if I write Indian
5:20Fighters after it , it will give me a
5:23proper timeline that I can view and
5:26memorize to know more about the topic .
5:32Look , it gave me a proper timeline , and
5:33it actually looks just like the charts
5:35we used to buy in our childhood . So , it
5:37has created something really cool for
5:39us . Nobody could tell this was created
5:41by an AI . It provides something quite
5:43artistic and realistic . And again , last
5:45but not least , if you find any topic
5:48difficult to memorize , the last tool we
5:51have is table . If you want to
5:54differentiate between two topics ,
5:56subjects , or terms , just type slash
5:58table and your topic . It will generate
6:02a proper table for you with all the
6:05differences and all the parameters
6:07related to that topic . This is another
6:10one of my personal favorites . Next ,
6:12guys , the next code is very , very
6:14interesting . If you type forward slash
6:17presentation followed by any topic . For
6:20example , I am writing marketing here .
6:22It will prepare a slide for us . Yes ,
6:25you heard that right . It will prepare a
6:28proper slide , and you can use this
6:30slide directly in your PowerPoint .
6:33Basically , as you can see , it has given
6:35me a proper link that it generated on
6:37its end . If I click on it , the preview
6:39of the slides it created for me will
6:41appear on the right . So , it has given
6:43me a proper structure with bullet
6:45points . Which I can use to elaborate
6:47further in my PowerPoint slides . So ,
6:49this is quite a good feature . You can
6:51use it . Even if you want , you can get
6:53more changes made to it . Like you can
6:55see , it has added your name , class , and
6:57everything . In fact , it has added all
6:59the main points and bullet points into
7:02it . Which is very useful , and of course
7:04, there are other AIs you can use to
7:06prepare presentations . But this is
7:08something that gives you exactly what
7:10you are looking for . Right ? So , the
7:12next code is my personal favorite ,
7:15which is mnemonics . Now , this is
7:17something for when you have a long
7:18topic that you need to memorize . There
7:21are many events , so you can have it
7:22create small words for you . You can
7:24make small lines . For example , I wrote
7:26here : mnemonics for cranial nerves . So ,
7:29it gave me all the names of the nerves ,
7:31oh , oh , oh , touch and feel very . It
7:33gave me a proper line which we can use
7:36to learn and remember all the nerve
7:39names . Look , it actually listed
7:41everything here , though I am not very
7:43aware of this topic . But still , if I
7:45write some other topic which I
7:47certainly know . So , I wrote mnemonics
7:49here . After that , I write : Indian Prime
7:53Ministers , which means I need to
7:56memorize all the Prime Ministers . So ,
8:00look , it gave me a complete sequence of
8:02all the Prime Ministers from 1947
8:04onwards and then it gave me a proper :
8:06Jolly Girls Love Good Ice Cream , Manage
8:09Children In Course ; this is a very
8:11genuine , genius thing . You can even use
8:15it in Hindi .
8:16I hope you liked these codes and these
8:18prompts . And if you liked the video ,
8:20please make sure to subscribe to this
8:21channel . There are many videos coming
8:23up on this channel related to AI . So , I
8:25will see you in the next video on the
8:26channel . Until then , bye , take care .