AI notes for NEET, made from what you already study
Add a NEET lecture from YouTube, an NCERT chapter PDF or a past paper. Gistr turns it into notes, flashcards, quizzes and a study plan, all in one thread.
Add a NEET lecture from YouTube, an NCERT chapter PDF or a past paper. Gistr turns it into notes, flashcards, quizzes and a study plan, all in one thread.
Paste a YouTube lecture link or upload a PDF, like an NCERT chapter, your coaching notes or a previous year paper.
Gistr writes notes from each source. Notes from a lecture have timestamps that open the video at that moment.
Chat with your sources. Ask for a simpler explanation, or ask where the lecture and the NCERT text say different things.
Make flashcards and quizzes from the same sources, or a study plan that runs up to your exam date.

Pick a source and set your exam date. Gistr splits it into sections, and each one has a short reading, flashcards and a quiz.

Question and answer, fill in the blank, or true or false. Cards come back just before you are likely to forget them.

Multiple choice, select all, fill in the blank and short answer. Set it to easy, medium or hard and see what stuck.
Ask for a mind map of a chapter to see how the topics connect before you start revising.
The notes are yours. Add your own points, cut what you do not need and keep your coaching tricks next to them.
Jump through a three-hour lecture by chapter or by transcript line instead of dragging the video bar.
Set your AI language to Hindi and Gistr writes your study material in Hindi.
Use Gistr in the browser or in the Android and iOS apps. Your threads are the same everywhere.
Keep the lecture, the NCERT chapter and your notes for one topic together, so revision starts in one place.
Start with one topic you are revising this week.
Add a lecture or an NCERT chapter, read the notes, then take a quiz to see what you remember. The free plan is enough to try it.