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College vs. Startup: The Real Test College teaches theory, startups teach survival. One gives you a degree, the other gives you real skills. I chose the path where execution matters more than exams. What would you choose?

Just being curious: which part of life teaches the most important lessons? 👉Schooling 👉College/Degree 👉Job And Why?

We're not just solving internships, we're fixing both sides of the equation. Most interns aren't getting real opportunities. And most startups aren’t finding the right interns. That’s the broken system we’ve all accepted for too long. 👀 Interns k

Today our TPO (Training & Placement Officer) came to our college and told us that all it takes to land a job in a company is mastery in one programming language, one dbms software and one operating system. y'all agree?

Unemployment in India for graduates shows the weakness of education system, percentage of people attending 6month course after graduation and getting job is higher than people getting placed directly after their college. Should there be an additiona

It's a common observation, and one worth questioning: Why are internships predominantly structured to require a college degree, often leaving out skilled 10th and 12th pass-outs? Many young individuals develop impressive skills through self-learning,

I scored around 90% in both 10th and 12th — did everything by the book. Instead of chasing marks in college, I focused on gaining real skills. I learned programming, built solid projects, participated in hackathons, even explored fields like web deve

State the Idea: Develop a platform that connects students with employment opportunities, internships, and hackathon programs. Problem: Unemployment in india is 7.5% Working Population in India is 59.5% As of 2024, India's unemployment rate is appro

“Climbing Maslow’s Ladder: How Businesses Meet Human Needs to Win Hearts and Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs is a psychological theory that outlines five levels of human needs—physiological, safety, love/belonging, esteem, and self-actualization. In bu

What India Can Learn from the Dropout Comeback in the U.S. A recent U.S. report revealed Over 1 million former college dropouts returned to complete their education last year. It shows what's possible when systems support second chances. Now, let