UPSC revision from any PDF or lecture
A monthly compilation runs to 200 pages, and the NCERTs and lectures keep coming. Give TellBrief the PDF or the lecture link, and it gives you the facts worth remembering for Prelims, the points that matter for Mains, the terms explained, and a quiz. Every point shows its page, so you can go straight to the source.
How to do it
- Add the current affairs PDF or NCERT chapter, or paste a lecture link.
- Pick English, हिंदी or Hinglish and tap Brief.
- Revise the facts with their page numbers, or tap Revise for flashcards of the PDF.
- Ask a question about the PDF, and the answer cites its page.
What TellBrief tells you
- Prelims facts (schemes, numbers, dates) with their page numbers
- The main points of each topic, for Mains answers
- Every term explained simply
- A quiz from the PDF itself
Words you'll see
- Page chip
- The p. 37 next to a point: tap it and the page opens with the line highlighted.
- Ask
- Ask anything about the PDF, like "Which schemes changed for senior citizens?", and the answer comes from it.
Questions
Can it handle a 200-page compilation?
Yes. Long PDFs are read in full up to roughly 250-300 pages; anything longer is briefed from the start and says so.
Does it know this month's news?
It reads your PDF, so it knows whatever your compilation covers, page by page.
Can I prepare in Hindi?
Yes. Briefs, terms and quizzes can be in हिंदी, English or Hinglish.
More guides
- Board exam revision, chapter by chapterTurn a Class 9-12 chapter or a YouTube lesson into short notes, key terms and a quiz, in the textbook's own words. English, Hindi or Hinglish. Free to start.
- Summarise any YouTube videoPaste any YouTube link and get the key ideas in simple English, Hindi or Hinglish, each linked to the moment it was said. Ask questions after. Free to start.
- Summarise any PDF in simple wordsUpload a PDF, Word file or photo and get the main points in simple English, Hindi or Hinglish, each linked to its page. Scanned PDFs work too. Free to start.
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