As competition for the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) grows tougher each year, students are increasingly looking for smarter ways to study. While smartphones and laptops are often viewed as distractions, many aspirants are now turning to artificial intelligence (AI) to bridge learning gaps, strengthen concepts and revise more efficiently.
There is also concern that excessive reliance on AI might weaken problem-solving skills. However, teachers and mentors say that when used responsibly, AI tools can support learning. They give students the confidence to revisit complex topics, clear doubts instantly, and stay consistent even when they hesitate to approach teachers or peers for help.
With AI-driven learning becoming a key part of study and smart preparation, here are three apps that students are widely using in 2025 to sharpen their performance:
1. QANDA
QANDA allows students to take a picture of any math or science question and receive a step-by-step solution within seconds. The app breaks down the method clearly, helping students understand the approach rather than simply memorise the answer. For aspirants solving long practice sheets or PYQs, the tool often becomes a quick doubt-clearing companion.
2. Twinmind
Twinmind functions like an additional brain during preparation. It processes recorded classes - even those taught in Hinglish - and generates neatly structured notes, formula sheets and topic summaries. Many students use it as a revision tool when classroom concepts feel overwhelming or when they struggle to maintain focus during long lectures. The AI's ability to condense lengthy classes into precise revision material is what makes it a favourite among aspirants.
3. NotebookLM
NotebookLM works like studying with a senior who has mastered the syllabus. Students can upload their coaching material, personal notes or previous years' question papers, and the tool explains concepts in simple language. It can also answer follow-up questions, making it useful for clarity-based learning and last-minute revision.
As AI finds a steady place in the study routine of JEE aspirants, these apps are helping students stay ahead without feeling dependent solely on classroom teaching.
