u/BeyondOutrageous7223

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I’m asking for something where I can upload my study PDF, click a button, and it generates good-quality MCQs directly from the PDF, preferably with explanations, difficulty levels, and some kind of revision/weak-topic tracking.

I don’t mean those apps that generate 5 super-basic questions and call it a day 💀. I want something actually useful for competitive exams.

Does anything like this exist? What do you guys use?

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Kinda funny, but it isn't really accurate. The "20 years" includes about 10 years at the Trojan War and another 10 trying to get home. During that journey, Odysseus spends years with both Circe and Calypso, so he definitely wasn't celibate the whole time.

Maybe this is an unpopular opinion, but many UPSC Telegram groups have become some of the most toxic online spaces I have ever seen.

Instead of discussions about preparation, strategy, answer writing, or current affairs, a large number of users spend their entire day engaging in pointless arguments, personal attacks, and group politics.

The worst part is how women are treated. A woman can simply ask for study material, and some users immediately start making sexist remarks, reducing her to stereotypes, commenting on her profile picture, or mocking her. It is honestly disturbing. They are often the same people who create stickers of female influencers, sexualize them, and make vulgar comments about them. What is even more disturbing is the complete lack of shame or self-awareness. They treat such behavior as entertainment, without considering how disrespectful and degrading it is toward the women they are targeting.

If these are future civil servants, then what exactly are we expecting from the system?

Bullying is another major issue. Certain groups of users form gangs and act like they own the platform. They target newcomers, mock aspirants, and try to dominate every discussion. The culture seems to be: the louder and more aggressive you are, the more "better senior" , the better bullies "or "important" you become.

Then comes the doxxing. People dig up phone numbers, circulate personal information, and share it across groups simply because of personal disagreements. That is not competition. That is harassment.

The irony is that many of these same people spend hours debating politics that will contribute absolutely nothing to their exam score. If someone disagrees with their ideology, they immediately start attacking, mocking, and isolating that person.

And when genuine beginners ask for guidance, the same people who claim to be experienced often mislead them, ridicule basic questions, or provide completely useless advice. If you don't want to help, just say so. Why make someone's preparation harder?

The level of ego is unbelievable. There is very little empathy, very little maturity, and far too much self-importance.

Has anyone else had similar experiences ?

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. Does anyone recognize the exact source, booklet, or publisher this is from?