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Who thinks that Jee/neet coachings buissness are saturated

Jobs ≠ Rat Race Not every job is a rat race. When you hold a reputable position in a top company, like a Product Manager at Microsoft or an IAS/IPS officer, you're not just working—you’re leading, making an impact, and earning respect. Success isn’t

Any Aspirant or ex aspirant here who wish there was an app for any of the problem they are facing or faced while preparing for JEE, NEET, CAT, UPSC or any other exam

Imagine you are a 12th grader & preparing for JEE, NEET or CAT etc. Then, would you Download an App which provides you exclusive content AIR 100+ and Toppers who have aced the exam ( tips, share experience of clearing exam & stress management) ?

Everyone has 10 new ideas everyday which make them confuse. Be focus ! Start with small problem. Solve problem in actual. Talk to your user personally , keep iterating until and unless you find the HERO PRODUCT. Dont loose hope. Its a new rat ra

Everyone tell us that we have to take jobs to make money or to do anything to make money We told that to escape rate race and you all don't know but now making money by side hustle and other things is rat race Our society told us that making money

Hey Everyone 👋🏻 I'm working on an exciting Al-based edtech project that focuses on competitive exams like JEE, NEET, and UPSC. If you're interested in building something impactful and want to collaborate, let's discuss this! Let me know what y

So who is a GYM rat here? Which apps do you use to track your sets and overall progress?

For every non-science background or people who couldn't clear jee ... There is still various ways to get around . Take a look at this where a BCA student cracked Amazon and got 45lpa . Amazing 🥂

Met a freelancer in Bangalore who said she earns around 4-6 lacs per month depending on how many clients come and go. She does lead management for them. Sets up funnels basically. Every now and then I feel like the rat race is overrated and there a