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Has anyone ever reverse-engineered a competitive exam?

I want to reverse-engineer the GATE Chemical Engineering exam. I have 10+ years of previous years' question papers. What's the best AI model for this task? Any tips? Edit: I'm using "reverse-engineering" loosely here. Basically, I want to analyze past papers to identify patterns, predict high-prior…

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  1. 2026-10-17 04:55 · r/PromptEngineering
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