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Would you trust a student-run app for honest college🏫 video reviews? Non-baised *Video reviews*📱 of real Students on • Quality of Faculty • Environment • Teacher-pupil engagement • How often Seminars/ Conference conducted by University/ College

Looking for a co-founder So i have a few cool and real world just want someone who is also serious about building and shipping ✨. - good marketing + communication skills - ui/ux - product design (optional)

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How many Students should I survey before making MVP (APP)? Problem : Misleading Admissions in College due to Incomplete info.(Internship, scholarship, placement, faculty) and Biased Listings on College admission Websites. Solution: An App that pro

✨Reimagining Campus Mobility: The Future of E-Bikes in College Startups and Universities✨ 📍Introduction In a world that's constantly evolving, the need for innovative solutions to common problems is more pressing than ever. One such challenge, part

If there is an App which provide directly sourced information from College Databases on fees, scholarships , etc. along with non-biased Video reviews of real students who are studying in that specific Uni/ College on Faculty and Daily life experience

✨ Introducing Gravity: Your New Way to Connect! ✨ . . . . Gravity is changing the way we date by combining smart algorithms with social features to create more authentic connections. From video profiles to real-time activity status and event invites

What could be the Best FEATURE for the App? Problem : Misleading Admissions in College - Incomplete info. and Biased Listings on College admission Websites Features of the App :- 1)An App that provides *directly sourced* information on • Fee struc

Building a Startup as a College Dropout Dropping out wasn’t the end—it was the beginning. No syllabus, no grades, just real challenges: finding a team, building a product, and adapting fast. The real world doesn’t care about degrees, only results. I