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Harsh Singh
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Microsoft • 6m

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

Anonymous 1
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Wipro • 6m

Honestly bro, i can see both sides of this. On one hand, it might deter some students from just pursuing engineering for the sake of a cushy job via campus placement. But it could also lead to a brain drain if the best talent doesn't see a clear path to good opportunities.

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Harsh Singh
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Microsoft • 6m

2 faces of a coin is tru in every case ☺️

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