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You don't pay for a degree. You pay for the peer group. DTU gave me lectures, assignments, and exams. But more than that it gave me 𝐩𝐞𝐨𝐩𝐥𝐞. People who challenged me, who exposed me to new ideas. Who made me think beyond just marks and placeme

How would you take information about a College/University when you are interested to take admission in a particular course/degree? I need this information for my MVP

One of the biggest takeaways from Cluely raising $15 million from A16Z is that it absolutely doesn't matter where you come from, who you are, and whether you have a college degree or not—as long as you’re building a useful product that people want, y

Being a college entrepreneur means balancing three full-time jobs—your startup, your degree, and explaining to your parents why you’re not sitting for placements. You spend lectures working on pitch decks, your hostel room is your “office,” and your

I am done with the Indian education system. I completed my bachelor's degree and secured a job, but during college, I realized that practical knowledge was not taken seriously. Even practical papers were not given due attention by teachers. My parent

Are there specific companies specially one who are global ones which don't hire on the basis of degree and college you graduate from but actually acknowledging one's passion and skill the required job field? I am also eager to know whether you want t

IIT Degrees Don't Mean Big Paychecks Anymore Did you know that students from IIT Bombay are only getting 4 LPA job offers? That's not much money at all. In fact, many new companies around the world are offering 40 LPA to young workers. But IIT stud

This question goes out the industry professionals here. Nowadays we keep hearing that a degree in engineering is not worth unless your doing it from the top 100 institutes in India . The rest of the colleges are just landlords who have found a way to

NIT (20-2k24) Looking back, my four-year journey in college was truly remarkable. I experienced both online and offline classes, made some great friends, and tackled lots assignments. I also had the opportunity to explore a wide range of interests.