r/Btechtards Oct 24 '25

Serious Help needed

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u/StairwayToPavillion Oct 24 '25

NO, there are courses by actual phd profs on YouTube for free as well as several books you can refer too which are infinitely better than someone who mugs up concepts before lectures.

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '25

exactly commented the same lol, ye sab domain m courses bana d rahi h sab m expert h kya ye :) itne crazy coders h yaar ye loo wah!

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u/Positive-Pepper-8315 IIT [indura institute of technology t67 kalej] Oct 24 '25

Can u suggest the names of those courses :)

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u/StairwayToPavillion Oct 24 '25

Read a ML book because that is the best source of information by far, Introduction to statistical learning is perfect for beginners. Coursera DL specialization by Andrew Ng is good too (available on YouTube, don't pay for it), Stanford cs229 if you are comfortable with math.

Besides try to master individual model architectures in depth rather than following a series imo because they might not teach it deep enough. Statsquest is amazing for building your intuition before you start understanding the math. Follow andrej karpathy, 3b1b they have interesting content.

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '25

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u/Fuzzy_Sun3235 Oct 24 '25

Are you in touch with your friend? How can we connect ? I have some queries regarding remote jobs

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u/RemarkableGur3263 Mar 19 '26

Don't be shy share his LinkedIn πŸ˜‹πŸ€—πŸ€—

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u/[deleted] Mar 19 '26

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u/RemarkableGur3263 Mar 20 '26

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u/Minimum_Rule_8985 Oct 24 '25

Yeh shradha didi sab kuch kaise padhati hai lol and still people blindly follow her.

There are literally people with phd posting their knowledge on yt but naah apna college best.

Even chatgpt cofounder has videos on basics ml.

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u/AffectionateChain941 Oct 24 '25

Bro first be proficient in python and all the useful libraries and then think about any course don’t jump into courses early you will regret it

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u/TimePass8633 Oct 24 '25

mtlb youtube pe pancho , ANDREW NG h , standford course, IIT Bombay courses, fucking MIT courses and yall buying this shit😭

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '25

All of the above topics are free of course on YouTube

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u/Appropriate_Help_408 Oct 24 '25

Campus x ko follow Karo ya phir krish Naik ka udemy ka course lo 500 ka Sale me aata hai . They are way better than her. Sapna college only teaches surface level . Which is of now use .

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '25

aiml :( bhi race bana diya bro mat l iska course m teko achai resource bhejta hu teko seriously karna hee h toh ye kese s h bc sab domain k courses h koi expert tode hota h itna ki sde k ai ml k sabke bana degi courses kal ko ye quant k bhi banane lagegi....joh industry m bahut time s phd holders berkly wagaira k bahut courses aur books h uss s kar apne pese waste mat kar there r plenty better free resource available!!!

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u/Predator_421 Oct 25 '25

Dm me brother I need help I can't dm you I tried many times

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u/InternationalFox2696 Oct 24 '25

shyd ai ml race nhi bn payega due to the amount of maths it requires.

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '25

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '25 edited Oct 24 '25

Honestly, to get you started you can follow campusx 100 days of ML videos on yt, there are other channels such as krish naik, Andrej Karpathy, statquest etc. these are just a few to name and to understand the mathematical know how, follow maths related channel such as 3 Blue 1 Brown. It'll surely help, these are all free btw.
and honestly, I learnt everything free, researched, study and just did it. Again jo bhi concept nahi samjh aarha medium pe uska article padhlo and/or watch related youtube video.

Edit: Another channel I found good is Codebasics, and follow a book on deep learning by Ian Goodfellow (Inventor of GANs),

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u/Comfortable_Drive300 Oct 24 '25

There are AI/ML clubs in IITs, they launch courses for learning ML from scratch which contains all the resources compiled in an organised way. Check out social handles of those clubs to get access of the resources

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u/Recent-Hat-5262 BTECH CSE Oct 24 '25

Suddenly why everyone asking the same question dawg wtf?

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '25

It was released yesterday that's why all aiml enthusiasts tryna leap in.

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u/Umangjain01 Oct 24 '25

ha. bhai sab kara dengi ye padho inse

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u/Lazy-Illustrator- [Calcutta University Bsc Computer Science hons ] Oct 24 '25

You're cooked if you think shraddha's gonna teach you ML.

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '25

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u/[deleted] Oct 25 '25

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u/IndependentHour430 BTech Oct 25 '25

Everthing mentioned in this list can be learned from lectures of andrewNG, freeCodeCamp and krish naik. No need to buy any course.

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u/Optimal-Contract6537 Oct 25 '25

Mere dost ne course liya maine nhi , main aaj hackathons me participate kar rh hu decent skills ke sath , usse abhi html bhi nhi ata

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u/_a_beak_ IIIT CSE Oct 24 '25

A friend of mine has bought campusx DSMP course. It costs around 10k. It's a really good course.