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Saiteja Kacham

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Rohan Kute

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Your idea is awesome. The planning is fantastic. But you need to understand the psychology of students. Have you thought about why edtech platforms struggle in India, even after providing great quality? The fact is — in India, most students study forcefully, not out of interest. If you impose too many rules or structure, it feels like a burden to them. Instead, if you convince them that by joining you, even without a degree, they can succeed — and succeed in a way that the top players of the industry come from your guidance — you win the game. Do a survey. Understand why people are willing to join institutes like IIT, Harvard, Stanford, or Y Combinator. It's not just about content — it’s about outcomes, status, network, and belief in success. Hope you get it.

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Atharv Jagtap

I dont only dream of... • 4m

This could work. But the condition is whether you could create an industry like iit and neet coaching. Because in our nation, there are many fools who will be ready to pay for free things if you show them that people who trained at your platform are successful. Even the odds of winning a lottery are higher than succeeding with you don't tell it, but narrate how successful students become successful. I am just telling you the model of jee/neet coaching industry.

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Raja Kumar

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I don’t think students will pay 3,500 per month. If you are targeting B.tech students to pay 3,500 Per Month means In 4 years they will have to pay extra 1.7 lakh in 4 years And They Are Already Paying college fees . idea is good but you should think about pricing

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Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 4m

This is actually a fantastic initiative! The gap between Tier-1 and Tier-3 college students is huge, and traditional college curriculums are outdated. If executed well, this could genuinely help millions of students build real-world skills

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SamCtrlPlusAltMan
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OpenAI • 4m

Great idea on paper, but execution is everything. Many EdTech platforms have tried and failed in India due to lack of engagement, high dropout rates, and students not taking self-paced learning seriously. How will you tackle this?

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Dinesh YT

Hey I am on Medial • 4m

great idea

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