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Guides to using AI
Clear, practical answers to the questions people ask about AI in Azerbaijan, from exam preparation to translation. Each guide shows how to do it yourself, and how OrujovAI helps.
- Is there an Azerbaijani AI chatbot like ChatGPT?Yes. There are AI chatbots you can use fully in Azerbaijani, and OrujovAI is one of them: made in Baku, it answers, writes, translates and searches the web with cited sources in Azerbaijani, Russian or English, and its Free plan needs no card.Read the guide →
- How to prepare for the DİM entrance exam at home with AIYou can prepare for Azerbaijan's university entrance exam, run by the State Examination Centre (DİM), from home with AI: find weak topics with DİM-format practice tests, learn each one with a tutor that explains, review mistakes on a schedule and finish with timed practice. Official rules, dates, registration and results always come from dim.gov.az.Read the guide →
- AI homework help by grade, for pupils and parentsUse an AI homework helper to understand the method, check your own answer and practise the step you got wrong, not to copy answers you can't repeat in a class test. OrujovAI is free to start and does this in Azerbaijani, Russian or English: Solve works through a typed or photographed problem step by step, and the chat explains and checks.Read the guide →
- Solve maths homework from a photo, step by stepTake a sharp photo of one problem, let the solver read it, then follow the solution step by step and check the answer yourself. OrujovAI Solve does this in English, Azerbaijani or Russian: it reads the photo, explains each step, draws the graph and gives you a similar problem to practise.Read the guide →
- How to prepare for Azerbaijan's 9th and 11th grade final exams at homeAzerbaijan's final exams (buraxılış) in the 9th and 11th grades cover your language of instruction, maths and a foreign language, up to 100 points each. To prepare at home, read DİM's subject programmes on dim.gov.az, practise every task type on a three-month plan, and finish with full practice papers against the clock.Read the guide →
- AI in Azerbaijani: how well it understands, speaks and corrects the languageMany AI chatbots now write natural Azerbaijani, understand text typed without ə, ş or ç, fix spelling and read answers aloud, but they still slip on dialects and rare terms and sometimes mix in Turkish words. OrujovAI, made in Baku, was built for Azerbaijani first, with voice input, read aloud and a Live Tutor that teaches out loud in Azerbaijani.Read the guide →
- How to write coursework, a report or a research paper with AINarrow the topic, plan the structure (introduction, main part, conclusion, references), find real sources, write each section yourself and format it to your department's rules. AI speeds up every step but often invents references, so open every source before you cite it.Read the guide →
- How to write an essay with AI help and keep it your own workUse AI as a coach, not a ghostwriter: pick and narrow the topic, build an outline with it, write the draft yourself, then ask for feedback on structure, grammar and style and rewrite. That keeps the essay yours, which is what teachers and exams expect.Read the guide →
- How to translate Azerbaijani, English and Russian with AIPaste the whole text into an AI chat, say which language and tone you need (formal, natural or simple), and check the result with a back-translation. AI handles context and idioms better than word-by-word tools and can translate a photo, a PDF or a spoken phrase, but official documents still need a certified translator.Read the guide →
- Free AI tools in Azerbaijan: a task-by-task guideMost everyday AI tasks, from chat and homework help to translation, images and PDFs, can be done for free in Azerbaijan if you accept usage limits and, usually, a free sign-up. Paid plans add capacity and stronger models, but international ones are typically billed in dollars and renew monthly, so check the price in manat and the renewal terms first.Read the guide →
- How to prepare for IELTS with AI: a self-study plan from AzerbaijanYou can prepare for IELTS on your own with AI: practise Speaking Part 2 against a timer, get Writing feedback against the public band descriptors, do Reading and Listening daily and review vocabulary on a schedule. AI band estimates are only a guide; the official score comes from the test.Read the guide →
- How to make a presentation with AI, from topic to PowerPoint fileGive the AI your topic, audience and time limit, ask for a slide-by-slide outline (about one slide per minute), cut the text to short points, add pictures you may legally use, then write speaker notes and rehearse. An AI can even hand you a ready PowerPoint (.pptx) file, but it is a draft: check every fact and finish the design.Read the guide →
- AI tutor for students: an AI teacher that explains out loudAn AI tutor teaches a topic step by step, answers your questions as you go and checks what you understood. OrujovAI's Live Tutor does it out loud, as slides with a live board, in Azerbaijani, Russian or English, and its free example lessons replay for anyone.Read the guide →
- How to get any school topic explained simply with AIAsk the AI for four things in order: a plain explanation, one worked example, a simple diagram and three questions to test yourself. Then compare the key definition, formula or date with your textbook, because AI can be confidently wrong.Read the guide →
- How to use AI to understand a book, not skip itUse AI as a reading companion, not a replacement: ask for a short summary to fix the plot, then for the idea, characters and conflict, then for passages to find in the text and practice questions, and check every answer against the book. Summaries miss details, and teachers and exams expect your own reading.Read the guide →
- How to edit, translate and summarise a PDF with AIUpload the PDF to an AI PDF editor, describe the change in plain words (“change the date on page 1 to 5 October”, “black out every phone number”) and check each page before downloading. To summarise a PDF or ask it questions, attach one with selectable text to an AI chat; scans, compression and conversion to Word need other tools.Read the guide →
- How to create and edit images with AITo make an AI image, describe the subject, style, light and composition in a sentence or two; to edit your own photo, upload it and say the change, such as "remove the background". Free plans usually come with a limit: OrujovAI's Free plan includes 10 images a week, edits included, and you can write in English, Azerbaijani or Russian.Read the guide →
- What is AI, how does it work and how do you use it well?Artificial intelligence (AI) is software that learns from examples rather than hand-written rules, and a chatbot is AI trained on so much text that it writes a likely answer word by word. It helps you explain, draft and plan, but it can be wrong, so give clear instructions and check what matters.Read the guide →