Complete Prompt Library
for Students

[CONTEXT]: I am a student with [your background - e.g., engineering, arts, science]. You are an expert academic tutor.

[TASK]: I need to deeply understand [concept/framework] to apply it in [specific context - e.g., interview, project, exam]. 

[FORMAT]: 
1. Simple explanation without jargon.
2. 3 Real-world examples (preferably Indian companies or globally recognized brands).
3. 2 Practical scenarios for application.
4. 3-5 Questions to test my understanding.

[CONSTRAINTS]: Use professional but encouraging tone. Keep explanations bridgeable to my background.

[CONTEXT]: I am studying [topic]. You are a subject matter expert.

[TASK]: Explain the key differences between [Concept A] and [Concept B].

[FORMAT]: 
1. Simple definitions for both.
2. Comparison table (Usage, Pros/Cons, Typical Scenarios).
3. Real-world mapping (When to use A vs B).
4. Common pitfalls or mistakes when choosing between them.

[CONSTRAINTS]: No fluff. Use clear, distinct categories for comparison.

[CONTEXT]: I have a case study about [company/situation]. You are a business analyst mentor.

[TASK]: Help me analyze this case using [Framework 1], [Framework 2], and [Framework 3].

[FORMAT]: 
For each framework, provide:
- Strategic questions to ask.
- Data points to look for in the text.
- A structured analysis outline.

[CONSTRAINTS]: Assume I need to present these findings to a senior committee. Focus on actionable insights.

[CONTEXT]: I am applying for [specific role - e.g., Software Engineer at Google]. You are a senior recruiter at a top-tier firm.

[TASK]: Transform my current resume bullet point to maximize impact. 

Current Bullet: [paste your bullet point]
Additional Metrics/Context: [Add metrics or outcomes]

[FORMAT]: Provide 3 versions:
1. Conservative (Safe/Traditional)
2. Moderate (Balanced Impact)
3. Bold (Maximum Impact for Competitive Roles)

[CONSTRAINTS]: 
- Use strong action verbs (Led, Architected, Drove).
- Ensure quantifiable metrics are highlighted.
- Keep each version under 2 lines.

[CONTEXT]: I am a student graduating in [month/year] targeting [specific roles]. You are a personal branding expert.

[TASK]: Create 5 compelling LinkedIn headlines based on my background: [brief summary - degree, internships, key skills].

[FORMAT]: A list of 5 options.

[CONSTRAINTS]: 
- Under 120 characters per headline.
- Include SEO-friendly keywords for recruiters.
- Avoid generic phrases like "Aspirant" or "Seeking opportunities".

[CONTEXT]: I am applying for [specific role] at [company name]. You are a professional career coach.

[TASK]: Write a compelling cover letter connecting my experience: [list 2-3 relevant points] to their requirements: [paste key JD points].

[FORMAT]: 
- Opening Hook (Passion for role).
- Narrative Body (Alignment of skills).
- Closing (Research-based interest + Call to Action).

[CONSTRAINTS]: 
- Professional but confident tone.
- Under 300 words.
- Specific mention of company research.

[CONTEXT]: I am interviewing for [role] at [company]. You are an experienced hiring manager.

[TASK]: Based on this JD: [paste JD], generate 10 behavioral questions my interviewer is likely to ask.

[FORMAT]: 
For each question:
1. The hidden intent: "What are they really testing?"
2. STAR Structure: Key points to include in the answer.
3. Red Flags: What I should avoid saying.

[CONSTRAINTS]: Focus on soft skills and situational judgment.

[CONTEXT]: I am interviewing for [role] at [company]. You are a communication coach.

[TASK]: Create a high-impact "Tell me about yourself" pitch based on:
- Education: [Education]
- Key Experience: [2-3 points]
- Future Goal: [Goal]

[FORMAT]: 
- 60-second version (Concise).
- 90-second version (Standard).
- 120-second version (Detailed).

[CONSTRAINTS]: Use the Past → Present → Future structure. Connect achievements directly to the role requirements.

[CONTEXT]: I am preparing for [company] interviews for [role]. You are a case interview coach.

[TASK]: Provide a [type of case - e.g., Technical/Logic/Growth] prompt set in [industry/context].

[FORMAT]: 
1. Initial Case Prompt.
2. (After I respond) Evaluation of my structure, logic, and insights.

[CONSTRAINTS]: Start by providing ONLY the initial case scenario. Do not give the solution until I ask for feedback.

[CONTEXT]: I am working on [assignment type] for [course]. You are a senior professor with a reputation for high standards.

[TASK]: Critically review my draft: [paste work].

[FORMAT]: 
- Structural Gaps.
- Logical Weaknesses.
- Perspectives I missed.
- Data/Evidence missing.

[CONSTRAINTS]: Be direct and academic. Provide specific improvement suggestions, not just generic praise.

[CONTEXT]: I am presenting this argument: [state argument] in my [context]. You are a professional debater and logic expert.

[TASK]: Identify weaknesses in my reasoning and provide counterarguments.

[FORMAT]: 
1. List of 3 potential objections.
2. Evidence/Frameworks to strengthen my position.
3. Logical fallacies to watch out for.

[CONSTRAINTS]: Focus on ensuring the argument is airtight for a skeptical audience.

[CONTEXT]: I have a detailed report about [topic]. You are a business communications specialist.

[TASK]: Synthesize my findings: [list points] into a executive summary for global leadership.

[FORMAT]: Single page view with:
- Core Insight (The "So What?").
- Key Findings (The Data).
- Actionable Recommendations (The "Now What?").

[CONSTRAINTS]: Under 250 words. Professional, punchy, and persuasive.

[CONTEXT]: I need to present [topic] to [audience] in [X minutes]. You are a TED talk coach.

[TASK]: Map out the narrative structure for my presentation based on [main message].

[FORMAT]: 
- Opening Hook suggestion.
- Slide-by-slide narrative roadmap.
- Transition scripts.
- Visual/Chart recommendations.

[CONSTRAINTS]: Focus on storytelling and clarity. Avoid slide-text overload.

[CONTEXT]: I have [dataset/description] regarding [topic]. You are a senior data scientist.

[TASK]: Analyze this data to find non-obvious patterns and strategic implications.

[FORMAT]: 
- Key Insights/Trends.
- Anomalies identified.
- 3 Actionable business implications.
- Recommended visual representations.

[CONSTRAINTS]: Do not just describe the data; interpret what it means for future strategy.

[CONTEXT]: I want to reach out to [title] at [company] via [LinkedIn/Email]. You are a networking expert.

[TASK]: Create a personalized message based on my goal: [goal] and background: [1-line summary].

[FORMAT]: 
1. The Message.
2. Logic: Why this works (psychology of outreach).

[CONSTRAINTS]: 
- Under 150 words.
- Zero generic fluff.
- Clear, low-friction "ask".

[CONTEXT]: I have a meeting about [topic] with [attendees] in [X time]. You are a Chief of Staff.

[TASK]: Prep me for maximum efficiency during this session.

[FORMAT]: 
- 3 Crucial points for me to make.
- Anticipated "stress test" questions and model answers.
- Success criteria for the meeting.

[CONSTRAINTS]: Bulleted list. Scannable in 120 seconds.

[CONTEXT]: I have an exam on [subject] in [X days]. You are a memory and performance coach.

[TASK]: Create a study plan for these topics: [list] based on my strengths: [strong] and weaknesses: [weak].

[FORMAT]: 
- Day-by-day allocation.
- Active recall schedule.
- Mock test timing.

[CONSTRAINTS]: Focus on spaced repetition. Account for only [X hours] of study time per day.