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What if campus placements were discontinued in India? To be honest, there would be a slight decrease in competition for engineering, regardless of whether it's at IITs, NITs, or private colleges. In India, people often pursue engineering for the prom

Is their any IIT or NIT student available on this platform ? Who wanna to guid students in their JEE preparation? Please contact... Me

Idea Alert! Required your valuable thoughts on below. Overview of the Idea: Revolutionizing Career Guidance for High School Students In India, a significant gap exists in career awareness among high school students. Many are limited to traditional,

What u guys think could be the solution for students who are unable to get on campus placements due to not so big college

Building for students a dedicated career networking platform for easy navigation through professional life. Looking for feedback on it .

Approx 2.8 lakhs students appear for CAT exam to get into IIMs for only 5100 seats. Appearing students are increasing year by year but not the seats. Why so many students are going after MBA except from high paying jobs?

Rough idea of creating a platform for students of school or college to guide them in career according to their skills and if they have selected their path , guiding them about it and also telling them if they not succeeded in it what can be there oth

IIT Bombay has denied reports that claimed that over 30% of students were yet to secure placements. In a post on X, The institute clarified that only 6.1% of their students are still looking for jobs, as per an exit survey among graduating students

I personally don't have any problem with our education system however seeing the number of students appearing for JEE and UPSC exams shocked me. On an average 10 lakh students appeared in each exam ageing somewhere between 21 in UPSC and might be ev

Please don't do this to students It's a double loss for students because: 1. Once you select them in interviews, they are not allowed to sit for other companies, hence they are now solely dependent on you. 2. Later, if you revoke the offer, the se