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How to use chatgpt to create notes?

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chatgpt and gemini

Introduction

We all have used chatgpt to search for things, find some basic stuff, some simple talking.. but have you ever used it to it’s full potential? In this blog, I am going to show you how to prepare notes using chatgpt / gemini to create notes…

Step 1: Gathering data

First, we will gather data using chatgpt… Here we will be using previous year questions as reference to find our notes.. so first ask chatgpt to find question papers for previous years (say for example previous 5 years) and find the answers to those questions in accordance to the marks alloted to it in the paper. Make sure to to add (write full answers and not just points) in your prompt, as chatgpt or any other chat model usually gives answers in points only

Step 2: Arranging data

Now ask chatgpt to arrange the questions in a neat format alongwith, the questions with the year in which it was asked and the marks alloted to it altogether before the answers. By doing this, it will arrange the document in a neat and clean format.

Step 3: Create PDF

Usually after doing all this, chatgpt automatically asks if you want to create all this in a pdf. If it asks you the say yes, else ask it to create a pdf for you which will contain all this information in a neat and clean format.

And there you have it 🎉!

This is how you use chatgpt to create notes you 📝

And BTW, if you’re a lazy ass and didn’t read all this, then take this prompt and modify it based on your needs

Prompts 🤖

  1. Prompt 1
Go through previous years question (atleast 5-7 years back) of [Your university] of [Your subject] and find me questions and their answers (not points but detailed answers) in accordance with the marks alloted it, of these topics "Your topics"_
  1. Prompt 2

(do required modifications whenever necessary)

Now write all questions, alongwith the marks alloted to it and the year in which it was asked with their answers written below
  1. Prompt 3
Create me a pdf file of all these things you have written