They're the same (though "I'm" is less formal) One exception: when you use the words by themselves, "I am" is the only correct option. Example: "Are you my student?" WRONG: "I'm" RIGHT: "I am"

Both are same. "I'm" is the contracted form of "I am". The contracted form is usually used in informal communication. Hope it helps

They're not different I'm is short form of I am

I think your question is :"What is the difference between I'm vs I'm". they are exactly the same," I'm" is short for "I am". Gujarat is belong to India, is English your mother language? I was confused.

I'm shortcut I am .just