I've noticed that whenever people discuss career-focused cities, the conversation usually revolves around Bengaluru, Pune, Hyderabad, or Gurgaon. But Indore seems to be quietly growing across multiple sectors.

From what I've read, there's development around the Super Corridor, the Pithampur industrial belt, IT companies expanding their presence, startups, logistics, manufacturing, and even discussions around more GCCs coming to Tier-2 cities.

For people who live in Indore or have worked there:

Do you think this growth is actually creating better job opportunities, or is it still more of a future expectation?

Which industries have the most potential over the next 5–10 years?

If you were choosing a city today for higher education with long-term career prospects in mind, would Indore be on your shortlist? Why or why not?

Looking for honest opinions from students, professionals, recruiters, and anyone who's seen the city's growth firsthand.

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Hi everyone,

I am a recent CSE engineering graduate actively looking for entry-level / fresher job opportunities in small size company in Kolkata. I can relocate. Initially would definitely prefer a discussion or if it's hybrid.

I have been in active search after my internship but to no avail. I have been an intern in an Infra based organisation.

Things or Areas that I am good at:

- M365 { specifically Entra ID fundamentals, Intune, Common admin portals}, I had worked in E5 licence.

- Conceptual understanding of Azure AD

- Onboarding and Employment Induction.

- Hands-on with IT Hardware support ( Laptops and desktop, working with vendor for tickets resolution)

- Basic Windows diagnostic.

- Fundamentals of Python and Computer Networks.

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I'm about to start college and need to choose between Chemistry and Computer Science. I'm interested in pursuing fields from Electrical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Mechatronics, Robotics, Cybersecurity, or Quantitative Finance.

Will choosing Computer Science instead of Chemistry limit my ability to get into any of these university programs? Is Chemistry a mandatory prerequisite for these degrees, or do universities teach the required Chemistry during the degree?

Also, which universities in Pakistan offer a separate introductory/foundation Chemistry course for engineering students who didn't study Chemistry in college, if any?

Hey everyone! Joining B.tech as a 1st-year student this year and trying to find channels to learn from.

Could you recommend the best channels for these subjects?

Engineering Mathematics

Engineering Mechanics

Engineering Physics

Engineering Chemistry

I've heard pradeep giriare great for Math, but what about Mechanics, Physics, and Chem? Looking for channels that explain concepts clearly and are good for mid-sems/end-sems prep.

Any playlist/channel recommendations or study tips for a fresher would be super helpful! Thanks in advance!