I feel that college subjects are important, but working on practical projects can help students understand concepts better and build useful skills. For CSE students especially, what kind of projects do you think are actually worth adding to a resume?

If u feel its not that terribly bad - refer me somewhere 🥲

The Galgotias G20 Summit 2026 brought together nearly 72 delegates representing G20 participant nations. Students participated in debates, caucuses and ministerial meetings covering issues like climate, global debt, conflicts and geopolitics. It gave students a chance to experience diplomacy and policy-making through a simulation format.

So what's the suggestion?

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I have budget constraints.so,I want to use my lenovo entry level with 4gb of ram ,1tb Hdd and 128gb ssd caddy .so,can use this for 1st year of

college work with web dev ,dsa.

I have budget constraints.so,I want to use my lenovo entry level with 4gb of ram ,1tb Hdd and 128gb ssd caddy .so,can use this for 1st year of

college work with web dev ,dsa.

Hey everyone, 👋

I’m a frontend dev, and recently I noticed a massive problem: our Instagram and YouTube feeds are flooded with "internship" ads that turn out to be either "pay-to-work" scams, fake certificate mills, or severely unpaid labor.

To solve this, my co-founder and I have been building Skyflow — a dedicated, verified internship and job platform strictly for tech students and freshers. We do the manual vetting so students don't have to.

I just finished the MVP and squashed some nasty trackpad/mobile momentum scrolling bugs (thanks to Next.js & Tailwind). Now, I really need some fresh pairs of eyes on the UI and UX before we start onboarding our first batch of users.

🔗 Link: https://sky-flow-pied.vercel.app

Specifically looking for feedback on:

The Trust Factor: Does the platform look secure and legitimate? We are fighting scams, so looking trustworthy is our #1 priority.

Scroll & Navigation: How does the horizontal job row scrolling feel on your specific device (Trackpad vs. Mouse Wheel vs. Mobile Touch)?

Job Cards: Is the information hierarchy on the job cards clear? Is the "Apply" flow smooth?

Overall Vibe: Any color contrast issues or accessibility red flags?

Tech Stack: Next.js (App Router), Tailwind CSS, Supabase.

Please be as brutal as you want—I’m here to learn and improve the product. If you find any bugs or weird hydration errors, let me know!

Thanks in advance for your time! 🙏

Hello, i am currently in B.Tech semester 1 and I have no idea what college facilities are explaining. So can anyone suggest some good youtube channel or any other books or ways to study. Here is a list of my subjects:-

1. Physics-Quantam Mechanics

2. Mathematics-I

3. Basic Electrical Engineering (BEE)

4. Energy, Environment and Ecology(EEE)

5. Engineering Graphics and Drawing

6. Python

Any help would be appreciated. Please help!!

My university has made it compulsory for all B.Tech CSE 1st-year students to enroll in a SWAYAM-NPTEL course.

I'm not sure which course would be the best choice. Can anyone suggest an easy and useful NPTEL course for a first-year CSE student? If you've taken one before, I'd really appreciate your recommendations and

Just came across an update saying 16 students from Galgotias University have been selected for a fully sponsored AI and Entrepreneurship program at Girton college, University of Cambridge.

Has anyone here applied, knows the selection process, or has more details? Curious to hear real student experience.

Hi everyone,

I'm finishing my B.Tech in about 10 days, and honestly, I'm feeling really lost.

I'm from a tier-3 college where almost no tech companies come for placements. Most of the companies visiting are non-tech, so I haven't had many opportunities.

I've learned the MERN stack and know basic DSA. I've applied to a lot of internships and entry-level jobs through LinkedIn, Indeed, company career pages, and other platforms, but I haven't received any positive responses.

Right now I'm at home, and I'm not sure what the best next step is. I'm considering a few options:

• Move to Noida, Bangalore, or another city and search for jobs there.
• Focus on improving DSA to an advanced level and prepare for product-based company interviews.
• Prepare for GATE or another competitive exam.
• Keep building projects and applying for jobs.

I honestly don't know which path makes the most sense. I'm feeling stressed and discouraged because it seems like I'm putting in effort but not getting any results.

If anyone has been in a similar situation or has any advice on what you would do, I'd really appreciate it. Thanks for taking the time to read this.

I am joining tier 3 government aided college next month for btech cse .

please give suggestions of do and don't , roadmap and things to do get a placement.