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BYJU’S launches Aakash AudiPREP

India’s first comprehensive audiobook for NEET aspirants

BYJU’S launches Aakash AudiPREP
L-R Abhishek Kumar Sinha, Deputy Director; Arshad Haroon, Academic Director; Anurag Tiwari, National Academic Director, Medical; Varun Soni, Head PR and Comms; Abhishek Shrivastava, Cluster Business Head Aakash BYJU’S.

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Upholding its reputation of leveraging cutting-edge technologies and innovation to deliver the best, Aakash BYJU’S, India’s leader in test preparatory services, has introduced the Aakash AudiPREP -- India’s first comprehensive science audiobook for NEET aspirants.
Aakash AudiPREP is an innovative web and app-based audiobook containing podcasts of scientifically designed study materials crafted by experts. The audiobook lends detailed insight into Physics, Chemistry, Botany and Zoology curriculum, which will be incredibly useful for Class XI and XII students to crack the medical entrance examination.
Riding on digital transformation, AudiPREP aims to provide efficient and effective learning through a multi-sensory learning approach that engages both visual and auditory senses leading to improved understanding and retention. The portability of AudiPREP offers flexibility and convenience to listen to the audiobook and learn anywhere and at any time. The audiobook also encompasses a special feature called spaced repetition that assists students in grasping and retaining dry subjects easily. It is an effective and efficient tool for better time utilisation and long-term retention.
The audiobook offers some exciting features such as high-quality audio content with proper modulation and clear pronunciation curated by Aakash experts and a compilation of subject-wise previous year questionnaires called NEETY GRITTY. It also offers powerful mnemonics and elaborate explanations of diagrams, tables and flow charts to improve the retention power of the students.   
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