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Planning to launch a e-commerce marketplace for University students where students can buy, sell, rent exchange goods within their university campus. 1st Key idea : Lakhs of students leaves the campus in final year and lakhs come campus, these fina

Hey guys , can I get any leads ? Not only for colleges , we can do for Corporate clients too. I am Sevva Aravind Reddy, a B.Tech (IT) student from Vignan University and the founder of a growing clothing brand, Topicos Originals – where "Luxury meet

It all started with a group chat... A story on how I validated my startup idea When my co-founders and I first thought of Roomify, we wanted to ensure it was solving a real problem. Together, we created a group chat specifically for Indian students

From this academic year we are 2nd year students, so we are planning to make points based system for game like experience for our juniors How would it be, I am happy to receive any kind of suggestions ☺️

Hey Everyone, I'm developing an app akin to Instagram but tailored for university students. It features curated roadmaps for various courses such as web development, graphic design, UI/UX, data science, and more. Each roadmap covers essential skills

What could be the Best FEATURE for the App? Problem : Misleading Admissions in College - Incomplete info. and Biased Listings on College admission Websites Features of the App :- 1)An App that provides *directly sourced* information on • Fee struc

Here’s a quick overview of what the platform offers: Community Groups: Teachers and experts can create topic-based groups, post content, and engage with learners. Revenue Opportunities: Members can earn by selling merchandise, courses, wallpapers,

🚀 Business Model vs Revenue Model vs Revenue Stream 🚀 These terms are often used interchangeably, but they mean very different things. Here's a simple breakdown: 1️⃣ Business Model 🧩 What your business does and how it creates value. Example: N

I need a suggestion for an app where creators can sell their videos individually instead of using a monthly subscription. Fans only pay for the videos they want to watch, allowing creators to earn more revenue compared to a subscription-based model.