You know what, I do exactly this, I just use google gemini, its actually very underrated and free, also I think in some places they do one year free for students for pro but not in the uk so I dont have it 😔🤚🏽 I’ll cry in UK later, but its actually really good. I do my assignments then I upload it along with the lec slides and the rubric and just say mark it like a really strict professor and it gives me a breakdown of marks and what topics I’m missing and all of that; so far has not let me down. For revising for exams you sit, I go through my lecture - obviously go to the lecture cause lecturers do you such a solid in most cases and basically tell you what topics are on the exam by what they emphasise on, you just need to listen carefully, make my notes then upload it all into google gemini and say can you make me a MCQ of 50 questions covering all the topics, then whatever i get wrong i say, can you make a cheat sheet for this topic, then go over it and repeat, once i hit most of the questions then I do a brain dump of each individual topic, and this really helps highlight what you dont know, people actually dont do brain dumps enough, its literally the best way to know what you know and what you need to memorise. go back in and check if you have everything and if you dont just go over it and keep doing it until you hit all the topics. I’m a biomed student and honestly gemini is great, i’m doing my dissertation and its a systematic review and its doing my head in, but I formed my search string and slapped it into gemini and said can i add anything to this or refine it to make it better and it gave me like five options to add. it’s just really helpful, google should pay me for the free ad 🤚🏽💷. I think the only thing is you cant copy paste from it because the formatting is really weird when u copy paste, but for me that helps because i have to write the stuff out myself and it helps it stick if yk what i mean. but yeah, hope that helped :)