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Growbinar 🇮🇳 x InzpireU 🇺🇸 Excited to announce our collaboration with InzpireU to bridge the gap between students & industry experts across borders! Together, we’re empowering young minds with mentorship, career guidance, and global opportunitie

A Smart Mentorship Platform for Fast-Track Career Growth Imagine a platform that connects you instantly with the right mentor—someone who is just 2-3 years ahead of your career goal, making their advice relevant, practical, and easy to apply. Unl

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,

Few weeks ago I posted this idea here in medial and I got some good responses. But when I thought about it I found that there are several features that I want to add are already present in other apps. What to do now?? The idea : Our platform address

Hey guys👋🏻, I just wanted to know your opinions and insights about this idea! •Introducing Mentor Connect – a smart platform that bridges the gap between aspiring students or professionals and experienced industry mentors! With automated schedul

Introducing ConnectEd: A dynamic platform where alumni meet ambition. Our service bridges the gap between graduates and students, providing a space where seasoned professionals can offer personalized resume reviews and career guidance for a nominal

Hello everyone I have an idea of healing center which promotes spirituality and deals in A to Z aspect of it. Be it be instructions, career development, career guidance, stability, marketing, making own brand etc all in aspect of spirituality. I am

i have an startup idea💡 what's your thoughts on it Observation: Many young adults in India are uncertain about their career paths in their early 20s. Traditional advice from parents often revolves around common degrees (e.g., B.Tech, MBBS, B.Com)