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As recently searching for Mba collages I went through a collage called “Master Union” where we don't have any exams and we to face and run the companys. So I found this collage education system different from all iims and other Mba colleges. In ther

"Indian education hypes up selling clothes and cosmetics (D2C & B2C) but forgets to mention that the real money is in the factories making the fabric and chemicals (B2B). Basically, they teach you how to run a shop but not how to build the mall!"Then

🎓 Is Education Losing Its Purpose? 🤔 We spend 15+ years studying, memorizing, and passing exams—but how much of it truly prepares us for life? 🔍 Here's the truth: ● Most students don’t learn how to handle finances. ● Entrepreneurship and commu

College education is so overrated. Students are taught 6-7 subjects per semester and out of that hardly one subject finds real life application. Reading these many subjects for 3-4 years, then preparing for post graduation and then for a job... Harsh

INTRO THREAD: Hi everyone! let's introduce ourselves in this post thread for relevant people to follow you and network. I'll go first- Name -: Sayyam Work/Education -: CSE Engineering (3rd Year) Location -: Pune Likes -: Entrepreneurship, Technolog

If I had to explain my startup to a 5-year-old, here’s what I’d say: Imagine you have a magic card. You tap it on someone’s phone… and boom - they know your name, your number, your Instagram, and even where you sell your lemonade. No spelling mista

Have you hired a low wage worker for your business? How difficult it is to maintain discipline and work ethics when YOU are not around? And what can be done to ensure he’s working properly? Context: I want to hire someone to run my food truck, ofc

I see aspiring entrepreneurs often wasting time consuming content, podcasts, reality TV instead of building or selling, where real learning happens. Vocabulary is growing; skills aren't. Entrepreneurship is like swimming. You can't learn swimming o

Opportunities For India Demographic Dividend: India’s young population can be an asset. Properly harnessing their potential through education, skill development, and employment can drive growth. Robust Information Technology Sector: India’s IT indu

There is no single recipe for success in entrepreneurship. Do not waste your time listening to other people's advice; instead, get your hands dirty and try to build something or sell something. I am confident that this approach will teach you a lot