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I think Science Grads must also be focused into Astronomy and Stuff and Core Branches now rather than just getting into Engineering and all.

1 am gyaan : Before building a company, build a strong relationship. Trust is the foundation of success.

🔹 Designing Scalable, Reliable, and Maintainable Systems in 9 Minutes! 🔹 I recently wrote a blog summarizing the core principles of Reliability, Scalability, and Maintainability—the foundation of resilient system architecture. 📖 Read here: http

Saw this comment regarding toppers chasing engineering and stuff and yeah agreed. Every other topper is moving either towards engineering or medicine. What do you guys think could be the reason? Also what do you see the situation to be like in a few

This is Elon Musk’s favorite book. He’s been rereading it for 23 years straight, and it inspired his most famous engineering-first approach. Here are the 7 lessons from “Structures: Or Why Things Don’t Fall Down” that made Elon the 1st person worth

Mark Zuckerberg on the importance of engineers if you’re building a technology company Many startups define themselves too narrowly. Mark Zuckerberg noticed this early on in Silicon Valley—many so-called "tech companies" weren’t truly tech-driven.

"Hello, I am a first-year engineering student at VNIT with a strong interest in entrepreneurship. What skills should I develop to support my journey, and how can I improve upon them?"

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You will build a fundable startup by methodically decreasing risk at each stage, rather than chasing the next round If you want to raise capital, do these at each stage: 1. Pre-Seed: Focus on developing your MVP and proving technical feasibility 2

I found one of the best articles on OAuth for beginners!! I remember when I first tried to learn about OAuth, most of the articles were filled with jargons and lacked relatable examples. This Friday, while scrolling through HackerNews, I came across