Students Are Using ChatGPT to Reverse-Engineer Their Exams With 7 Prompts
hey_abusiddik · x · 2026-10-05
A viral thread claims students are now using ChatGPT not to cheat but for ruthless pattern analysis of past exams — extracting recurring topics, question formats and examiner habits to predict what comes next.
The author shares 7 copy-paste prompts covering: mining old papers for repeated concepts, generating predicted questions from the syllabus, compressing textbook chapters into examiner-style topic lists, and building targeted practice on weak areas. The core idea: treat AI as an "examiner simulator" and reverse-engineer study priorities from the grader's perspective.
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