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Built around the syllabus, not around guesswork
notesharu turns the official TU and NEB syllabus, years of past papers, and real class notes into study material you can actually pass with. Here is how that works, and how to study with it.
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AI study material, made for your exams
Built from the official syllabus, real teacher and student notes, and years of past papers, then rewritten into exam-ready material: every answer, card, and lesson matches the mark schemes. Now covering TU BSc CSIT and BIT, plus NEB Class 11 and 12 chapter notes, with more programs coming.
AI model answers, exam-formal
Every question answered at 1, 5, and 10 mark depth, written to match the official mark schemes, not guesses.
Deadlock, conditions and handling
- 1. Four Coffman conditions hold together.
- 2. Prevention, avoidance, detection, recovery.
AI flashcards, cloze, and MCQs
One idea per card, made from every answer, with spaced repetition that schedules your review.
Front
Define mutual exclusion.
Back
Only one process uses a resource at a time.
AI guided lessons
Concepts taught step by step, the format chosen per concept: interactive, analogy, or explainer.
Step 2 of 4: tap the process that is blocked.
Clean visual diagrams
Flowcharts, trees, and formulas alongside the theory, so every concept has a clear picture.
Honest exam predictor
A most-likely-to-appear filter built from past-paper frequency, recency, and marks. No guaranteed-question claims.
NoteTok shorts
30-second narrated shorts built from past-paper questions, TikTok style, each ending in a quick quiz.
30s narrated beats, then a quiz. Swipe for the next concept.
Scan any question with AI
Point your camera at a book or past paper; it reads the page, splits the questions, and answers each one.
Photo a question from any book or paper; the AI reads it and answers each part.
XP, streaks, and the leaderboard
Everything you study earns XP by subject and chapter. Compete anonymously or reveal yourself when you top the board.
Every scroll, step, and right answer pays XP. Climb anonymously as Swift Falcon 42, or reveal yourself.
Video solutions for numericals
Worked numerical answers as narrated step-by-step videos, so you see the method, not just the result.
FCFS scheduling, worked example
Three ways to study
The mode switch is the product. Pick the one that fits your week, or your commute.
Just help me pass
Read model answers at 1, 5, or 10 mark depth, then practice two ways: Daily review keeps it in memory, Cram mode drills what the exam actually asks.
- Tiered answers matched to TU mark schemes
- Flashcards, cloze, and MCQs from every answer
- Cram mode: exam countdown, most-asked chapters first
Teach me properly
Concepts explained one by one, visually, with diagrams and a quick check after every idea. Build real understanding, not just recall.
- Interactive, analogy, and explainer lessons
- Diagrams and checkpoints in every lesson
- Resume any lesson right where you left it
Scroll and still learn
30-second narrated shorts, TikTok style. Each one teaches a concept straight from past papers, then quizzes you on it.
- Built from questions TU actually asked
- A quick quiz after every short
- Earn XP as you scroll and climb the leaderboard
Questions students ask
Is notesharu free?
Partly, and the free part is real. A sample of model answers in every subject is readable without signing in, and the NoteTok feed, exam calendar, and news are fully open. The full chapter notes are free to read too. A free account adds the study tools: flashcards, MCQs, streaks, and progress. A paid pass for your program opens the remaining answers, tiered 1, 5 and 10 mark versions, and guided lessons. Nothing auto-renews.
Are the answers reliable for TU exams?
Every answer starts from real course material: the official TU syllabus, teacher and student notes, and years of past papers. AI rewrites that material into exam-ready answers, and an independent check reviews each one before publishing. Still, always cross-check with your instructor for anything that decides your grade.
Which subjects are covered?
All 41 TU BSc CSIT subjects and all 43 TU BIT subjects have syllabus-mapped model answers, with flashcards and MCQs. Operating Systems (CSC264) is the first subject with full study modes including tiered answers and guided lessons. More depth is rolling out subject by subject.
What is the difference between rote, guided, and NoteTok?
Rote mode is for passing fast: read model answers at 1, 5, or 10 mark depth and drill cards. Guided mode teaches each concept step by step with visuals and a quick check after every idea. NoteTok is 30-second narrated shorts built from past-paper questions, with a quiz at the end, so even scrolling earns you XP.
Will other programs, universities, and classes come?
Yes. Tribhuvan University BSc CSIT and BIT are live, with BCA and BE Computer next. NEB Class 11 and Class 12 (school) chapter notes are also live, and Kathmandu University, Pokhara University, and Purbanchal University are coming.
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