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Selecting an unorganised sector and organising it especially one that holds the power to solve multiple social problems is called entrepreneurship. Does the same principle apply to the unorganised underworld of our nation?

Why do engineering students fall into the trap of DSA and development? What are some other career opportunities they should consider trying? 🤔

In my opinion finding a unorganised sector and creating a solution for it and making it an organised sector is the biggest idea that has worked for everyone till now. So if you are someone trying to be a entrepreneur then try understanding the sect

Someone should build a professional networking app for students. I can switch to LinkedIn or Medial for professional content, but students have no alternative to Instagram.

Do you think that the IT sector is a stable career option or is it a very risky sector to work in? We have recently seen that TCS fired off the employees like they never existed and many other companies treat them like they are nothing. Is it the t

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Startup idea: The hosteler This unorganised sector has unmet demand.. Every city have a numerous colleges and universities with hostel for their students.. But there are very few who can provide well sustained services like cloth washing,home like fo