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Do you feel the online courses you take from app like udemy, unacademy, byjus, coursera are deep and practical enough?

With a vast population and a growing demand for education, India could benefit from online learning platforms similar to Coursera and Udemy, offering courses in various fields to students and professionals.

I have been working on an idea which will ✅ Extends EV range (e.g., 400 km → 600 km) ✅ Reduces dependency on charging stations ✅ Supports greener and more efficient mobility Looking for someone to grow this

Many platforms like Coursera, Udemy, LinkedIn Learning, and others offer certifications, but how valuable are they in the eyes of recruiters? for those who believe certifications matter, which platform do you think provides the best courses for indu

from the data from Sebi Website there are near about 600 reg. VC's Indian and 400 Reg. Foreign VC's, How the Fucking Linkedin posts about 2000+ VC's list and 5000+ VC's list 🤓

I was in forex trading group. i just wanted to check how accurate they are so i joined. and invest 1500 just to check and i got profit of 400 total amount i got is 1900.. and in same evening group got banned in telegram🥲🥺

Imagine a place where you can learn or teach anything! Well, Thats Udemy, an EdTech startup founded by Eren Bali and Gagan Biyani in 2010. In Feb 2010, the founders tried to raise funds for it but they were rejected 30 times. Thus, they bootstrap

How about shopify for udemy ? User has to create(upload) course, decide pricing and select website template with your branding. On udemy like platforms, learners have biased towards platform rather than content creater, Same logic why someone wan