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IAS Divya Mittal has curated a list of technological tools that aspirants can use to crack competitive exams like IIT and UPSC, making their process organized and their preparation successful.
The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) is one of the most challenging exams conducted in India, which thousands of aspirants from every corner of the country audition for every year.
Thus referring to correct books and sources is very important for preparation.
In a series of tweets, IAS Divya Mittal shares some technological tools that can help aspirants in their preparation for UPSC as well as other competitive exams.
Some of the technology tools that you can use to ease your journey towards IIT/IAS or any other competitive exam
Make sure to use technology to your advantage
A 🧵— Divya Mittal (divyamittal_IAS) January 17, 2023
Divya, who has proven her mettle by taking some of the toughest exams in the country, such as UPSC, JEE and CAT, is currently serving as the district judge of Mirzapur in Uttar Pradesh.
Here are the eight technical tools in the IAS admin menu:
1. Friendly printing
Print Friendly optimizes web pages for saving in PDF format, removes junk, and features an editable preview that helps delete irrelevant information.
Tiny Wow – To make better notes
👉 Edit images, pdf, convert formats, etc.
👉 Provides multitasking tools for PDF file manipulation: edit, split, merge, compress and much more. pic.twitter.com/ru895D3oDe– Divya Mittal (@divyamittal_IAS) January 17, 2023
2. Small wow
Tiny Wow helps edit images and PDF files and convert them to different formats. It provides multiple tools to manipulate PDF files – edit, split, merge, compress etc. It can also be used to take notes.
3. Google Keep
This is a note-taking service that helps you manage your time efficiently with options to check entries and an on-the-go voice memo that automatically transcribes text. It can quickly search for notes by color and allows you to find what you’re looking for faster.
4. The idea
The idea is to organize the information
👉 More than just a note-taking app.
👉 All in one for notes, knowledge management, project management, calendar, databases with filters and much more.
👉 Automatically save tweets and threads
👉 The more you explore, the more you feel amazed! pic.twitter.com/z8BBjuBS7P– Divya Mittal (@divyamittal_IAS) January 17, 2023
This technology tool is used to organize information. It has multiple uses ranging from taking notes, capturing ideas, managing projects, and saving tweets and threads automatically.
5. WolframAlpha
WolframAlpha can help students better prepare for the math part of the exam. It provides step-by-step solutions for algebra and plot functions. It also helps in preparing for Chemistry, Physics, Finance and Geography.
6. ChatGPT
This is an AI tool that can be used to generate ideas for different articles and other long answers. According to Divya, it’s your “dedicated assistant” to answer all your questions.
7. Dictation
It is a free online speech recognition software that allows you to take notes and organize information. Aspirants can use it to write emails, documents and articles using voice narration and without typing. It allows users to take notes in several languages including English, Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, etc.
8. Power failure
Since these tools increase productivity as well as your daily screen time, it is advised to use Blackout or a similar tool to block the internet for at least six hours. This time can be used to study. Although this is not a free mobile application, it is very effective.
“Technology is a major game-changer nowadays. You have to use it to your advantage,” says Divya.
Edited by Asha Prakash
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