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Why IIT/IIM Founders Get Funded Easily—and How You Can Too Without That Background! It’s true, founders from IIT/IIM often get funding faster due to their networks and perceived credibility. But you don’t need a fancy degree to succeed. Here’s how y

This is really upsetting and worrying. Years of hard work lost in just a moment. I can’t imagine how difficult this must be for you, BeerBicepsGuy. But I know how strong you are and how much effort you’ve put into everything. This challenge do

Is a degree really gonna matter in 2025? 🤔 How did I get where I am today? Well, let me take you back to my Mumbai roots! Born and raised here, I’ve been navigating the online world for over 15 years. From community forums to customer support, my

If there’s one person who has truly shaped my journey—not just as a son but as an entrepreneur—it’s you, Avinash Mandelia. The world talks about MBAs and Ivy League education, but the real business school for me has been sitting beside you, observin

📊 EBITDA Positive ≠ Profitable: The Startup Illusion/delusion EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization) is just a fancy term used to prevent yourself to be called loss making and shows reduced losses 1. Depreciation

How AI Turned My Exam Panic into Confidence! Hey everyone! I’m Sujal, a BCA student who loves exploring AI tools. Today, I had my Computer Networks exam, but I hadn’t studied at all. Luckily, I had some handwritten notes from a friend. I quickly tur

Planning your MBA? Option 1- You look for would be for a ISB or an IIM A/B/C. Now this is not easy to crack for 99% Indians and on top of it, it's super expensive. Option 2 - Remaining MBAs are not that greatly valued by companies. Hence we look

Your degree doesn’t define your startup’s success. Your mindset does. I come from a humble middle-class family. No IIT, no IIM, no MBA tag. Just a relentless fire to build something meaningful. In India, we often glorify degrees more than ideas. But

My father is a businessman, and everything I know about the 'daav pench' of business comes from him. Here are some lessons I always follow: 1. 'Remember, in the market, people come to either buy or sell something. Never complicate this process.' 2

You don't pay for a degree. You pay for the peer group. DTU gave me lectures, assignments, and exams. But more than that it gave me 𝐩𝐞𝐨𝐩𝐥𝐞. People who challenged me, who exposed me to new ideas. Who made me think beyond just marks and placeme