A quiz from your own chapter
Reading a chapter twice doesn't tell you what you remember. Give TellBrief the chapter as a PDF or photos of the pages and, along with short notes, you get a quiz made from that chapter. Each answer links to the line that explains it, so a wrong answer takes you straight to what to reread.
How to do it
- Add the chapter PDF or photos of your notes.
- Tap Brief, in English, हिंदी or Hinglish.
- Take the quiz at the end of the brief.
- Tap Revise for flashcards of the same chapter.
What TellBrief tells you
- Multiple-choice questions from your own material
- Each answer explained, with its page
- Flashcards of the quiz, facts and terms
- The same quiz in Hindi or Hinglish if you prefer
Words you'll see
- Quiz
- Questions made from study material: chapters, notes and lectures. Other documents get notes without a quiz.
- Revise
- Flashcards: tap to flip, swipe to the next card.
- Page chip
- The p. 4 beside an answer. Tap it to read that line on the page.
Questions
What kind of PDF works?
Study material: textbook chapters, class notes, coaching modules and lecture slides. A bill or a notice gets a summary, not a quiz.
Can I make a quiz from handwritten notes?
Yes, if the photos are clear. Take them in good light, one page per photo.
Is the quiz in Hindi?
It can be. Choose हिंदी or Hinglish before you tap Brief, or switch afterwards.
Is it free?
Yes, it's free to start, with no card needed.
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