Ideaz

Students are expected to integrate notes, textbooks, class recordings, slides, and screenshots harmoniously. Although all these are useful, the obstacle lies in the origination and structuring to ensure that revision and retrieval are effortless and not stressful. Many students do not have the luxury of time and their notes are merely collections of scribbled down last minute notes the night before the exam; the notes, indeed, have not been studied. Services provided by Google Drive or note taking application have a frustrating gap of inability to connect handwritten and digital content lacking profound value in aiding productivity.

What I have in mind is a Smart Notes Organizer - an intelligent system that functions as a digital repository or a central repository for all your study materials. Students can take photographs of the handwritten notes and the system will automatically convert and classify them as per their subjects and topics. It can accept external files in the form of slides, PDFs, images, and even searchable content. With the system's AI-based tagging, students need only type phrases as “Fourier Transform” or “Binary Trees” to search all files connected to those even if the files are in different formats.

The further the organizer can offer auto-generated summaries, flashcards, and quizzes to foster revision. Students also have the option to share files and notes with one another to encourage a collaborative work environment and peer-to-peer assistance.

This idea matters to me personally because I have experienced the messy notes and disorganized files during exam times, making the entire procedure stressful. A tool of this kind would surely save time and help learning for students everywhere.

Simply said, the solution tries to combine AI and education so studying is smarter, faster and less stressful.

As a day scholar at Mahindra University, I face a common problem every evening. My classes often finish around 6:30 PM, and at that time it becomes difficult to book a reliable cab or auto. Even when I do manage to book, many rides get cancelled at the last moment, causing delays and unnecessary stress. At the same time, I see many students coming to campus in their own cars, often driving alone with empty seats.

This gap gave me the idea of creating a Campus Ride-Sharing App exclusively for Mahindra University students. The app would connect students traveling to similar locations so they can share rides. Vehicle owners can list their available seats, while riders can request to join. The cost of fuel can then be shared among everyone, making the trip economical for both sides.

Unlike general ride-sharing platforms, this app will be limited to verified Mahindra University students and staff, ensuring trust and safety. Features such as in-app verification, live location sharing, SOS alerts, and secure payments will make the system reliable.

The direct beneficiaries are students like me, who will save money, avoid last-minute cancellations, and reach home on time. Vehicle owners also benefit by reducing their fuel costs, while the community gains through reduced traffic congestion and lower carbon emissions.

This problem matters to me because I face it every single day. A student-focused ride-sharing solution will not only save time and money but also foster stronger connections within the Mahindra University community.