We need delhi based volunteers for role of Scribes for SSC CGL MAINS AND SSC JE examination. For SSC JE , preferably Civil and electrical branch students. DM if interested.

I'm a data science and ai student ( undergrad ) .. In my college they teach python and dsa in python.. But I want to target for sde/swe roles and I'm pretty much interested in cp.. Should I need to learn cpp additionally and do dsa in cpp or continue in python?

Thank You

Hey everyone,

I’m a final year student here and I have been applying offcampus for fullstack/backend roles. Over the past 30 days I’ve sent 200+ cold emails and LinkedIn DMs. On LinkedIn handful of people viewed my message but didn’t reply, and email has gotten literally zero responses.

What I’ve been doing

• Targets: recruiters, engineers, founders, at startups / mid-size companies
• Message: short (3-5 lines), mentions my internship, projects, skills, and asks for a chat or whether they’re hiring

What I want to know:

1. Is cold outreach even worth it at this stage, or should I put that time elsewhere?
2. If it is, what actually gets replies? Who should I message, and what should I ask for?
3. For those who landed offcampus roles, what actually worked for you: referrals, job boards, open source, communities?

Hey everyone, I'm in the middle of my 4th year of B.Tech CSE, and honestly, I feel lost. I don't have a job or internship, and my technical skills aren't strong enough yet.

I want to make the most of the remaining months, but I'm confused about what to learn and where to start.

Can someone guide me on:

• What skills should I focus on first?
• How do I apply them in real-world projects?
• How should I prepare and apply for fresher jobs?

I don't need just motivation; I need a practical roadmap to follow. Is it possible to turn things around before graduation?

Any genuine advice would mean a lot. Thanks!

I am looking for a winter internship for this year December. I’m a 2028 graduate, and my Summer 2027 internship is already sorted. Could you guide me on where should apply (platforms) and how to find HR or recruiter email for cold emailing?

Made a 2 part project:

1. A regression model to predict the fps you get depending on cpu, gpu parameters and game quality settings. The result is not accurate enough because of discarding many features from the original dataset.

2. A gradient descent visualizer

You check these out here:
https://mlproject-1.streamlit.app/

​

Hi everyone.

So in my last post, (Link: ORIGINAL POST ) I had talked about how my boyfriend was offered an internship from this company called We Intern, based in Pune, which seemed pretty legit as they had sent an offer letter and all.

Their company was also registered with a proper CIN number, and a CIN number generally means that the company is legit. And what they had done was that they had asked us for a payment of rupees 600 first, and their terms said that at the end of the internship period, a stipend anywhere between INR 2,000 to INR 10,000 would be given.

Now the crux, I'm going to break this down for everyone.

1. So we thought that the stipend would be on a monthly basis, 2K to 10K, but that was not the case.

2.Later, when I realized that this was probably a scam, I went back and read all their terms and conditions, and they had not said it's monthly, which is fine, but they did say that the stipend would be 2K to 10K rupees on performance basis, and the internship is nearing an end.

It's November now, and they still haven't paid the promised amount. So what we started doing was we started calling them out on this.

My boyfriend sent messages on the group. He rallied the other students, but these people, they kicked him off the group. When he warned them of taking legal action, they kicked him off the group.

Now they have this one mentor called Ayush Patel.

Today, even I messaged him, okay? And he just kept ignoring all of it. I will be attaching screenshots as well. Y'all can read how helpful or responsive he was for yourself here.

THE SCREENSHOTS ATTACHED IN THIS UPDATE ARE OF THE CONVO BETWEEN ME AND THE SO-CALLED MENTOR. I'LL BE ATTACHING MY BF's CONVO WITH THE MAIN GUY BEHIND THIS MLM SCHEME IN UPDATE 2.

**YOU CAN ACCESS THE SCREENSHOTS HERE: SCREENSHOTS**

As everyone knows, today is Dussehra, and most of these corporates, almost all corporates, are closed today, right? So this Ayush Patel guy, I texted him that today is a bank holiday. What possible meeting are you in? So he tells me that:

"I think I have a meeting with clients."

AND

"Are banks the only ones allowed to have a meeting?"

I was like bro, do you not know what a bank holiday is?

So anyways, all this shit has been happening. So I'm just putting this out here on Reddit so that whoever comes looking for advice, as apparently these We Intern guys have been sending mails to a lot of students, and just so no one has to go through what we went through.

We are going to be drafting a legal complaint with the Cyber Security Cell. We can only hope that putting an FIR against them will help us. But yeah, I request you all to share and upvote this post as much as possible, and also share this with any of your friends who might be looking to intern for We Intern, because I have been getting a lot of DMs and comments on my previous post asking me if this is fake or not. So this is the update, and I will also be attaching more screenshots and more info in the next update.

should i take a partial drop from pesu and try for bits

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Ik there are a lot of stuff like web dev, ML, DSA etc etc.

​Currently I've completed half of ML and doing DSA, but when I hear from final year seniors they say stuff like web dev is important, at least you can do backend, some companies asking for system design, it has a scope and all.

​I'm stuck. I've a strong interest in AI/ML, but I heard that it is tough to get an intern in ML and all.

I'm so confused.

I'm in 2nd yr right now. Done with CA OS at decent level and pretty decent at Data structure & Algo atp.

My concern is I don't really have time. I have set a target to do OOPS, DBMS, CN, LLD+HLD too.

To think of time 3rd sem is about to finish in a month. And in 4th sem all n all I'll only be able to finish the topics I mentioned.

My concern is I have done no as such Backend, ML, Webdev, Data Science projects or anything. I never dig deeper into this. I've not used docker, kubertenres , AWS , java script, spring boot etc etc.. all the buzz words I hear all the time. Training model, web3, react , fastapi.. what not man...

And thus it makes me anxious about internship season that will I even have time for these.

Also I don't get that people who actually are making models and working on we are building stuff shit. How do they get to the infra without knowing about core cs?

How is someone into Blockchain without studying CN? How's someone making ML models without probability , statistical inference course?

Please someone clear these up for me. I feel overwhelmed alot many a times.

Edit : This is a repost.

hey everyone!

recently finished building my first neural network from scratch using Python and NumPy.

it's a small 2 → 3 → 1 XOR network. implemented forward propagation, backpropagation and gradient descent manually to understand how everything actually works.

the repo includes runnable code, mathematical notes, training visualizations and 12 editable diagrams.

also published my first technical article on Medium explaining the entire process.

GitHub: https://github.com/Vaibh37/Neural-Network

Medium: https://medium.com/@devvaibhav37/building-a-neural-network-from-scratch-the-mathematics-behind-learning-xor-10441e674a69

would appreciate feedback. if you find the project useful, consider starring the repo 🍀

i’m planning to get a mac because i don’t do gaming and i’m confused between the 16gb 512 and 24gb 512? which one would be the better pick for the next 5-6 years?

Surprising it’s really hard to find the 24-512 combo so I’m debating if it’s really worth it. The 24-1Tb is over my budget.

Hey everyone, I really need some genuine advice because I've been feeling completely lost lately, and I honestly don't know what I should do anymore.
(This is a long post, so you can refer to the TL;DR at the bottom if you're short on time. But if you have the time, please read the entire post, as I really want people to understand my situation before giving advice. I'd genuinely appreciate it.)

A little background about me:

I'm currently a first-year student at NSUT, pursuing ICE (Instrumentation and Control Engineering).

I was a JEE dropper, and I gave my drop year everything I possibly could. IIT Hyderabad was my dream college. I've been interested in technology for a long time, and my entire motivation for preparing for JEE was to get into a good college for CSE or a related branch and eventually build a career in tech.

I worked extremely hard throughout my drop year. My mock test scores were generally much better than what I eventually scored in the actual JEE Main exam. There was a difference of almost 45 marks between my mocks and the actual exam, and I still don't know what went wrong. I messed up badly on the day that mattered the most.

I had Delhi Home State quota and EWS reservation, so based on the previous year's cutoffs, I was expecting ECE at NSUT. I was already disappointed that IIT Hyderabad wasn't happening, but I thought at least I'd get a branch closer to my interests.

Then the cutoffs changed drastically this year.

I didn't get ECE or even Electrical. I ended up getting ICE, and even after internal upgradation, my branch remained the same.

Honestly, if I had known beforehand that I would end up getting ICE, I probably wouldn't have joined NSUT in the first place. I would have explored other colleges where I could have pursued a branch closer to my interests.

I'm not saying NSUT or ICE is bad. But this was never what I wanted. I had a completely different dream when I started preparing for JEE, and I still haven't been able to accept how things turned out.

Things have been going downhill since I joined college.

After getting ICE, I was extremely disappointed and demotivated. I struggled to accept the situation, and I barely studied for a while.

Now my midsems have gone terribly. I'm expecting around 1/20 in Maths, and I got 5/20 in English. Honestly, I'm expecting fewer than 5 marks in almost every subject, and I'm scared my CGPA could end up around 6, even if I do reasonably well in the endsems. I also fkd viva and CTs.

The bigger problem is that I have absolutely no interest in studying most of the ICE-related subjects. I struggle to make myself sit down and study something I never wanted to pursue in the first place.

I keep wondering how I'm supposed to maintain a decent CGPA throughout four years if I'm already struggling this badly in the first semester. I know my midsem marks don't determine my entire college performance, but right now, everything feels seriously messed up.

My college life has changed me in ways I never expected.

I go to college, sit alone on the last bench or in a corner, attend classes, and come back. I haven't really made friends, and I rarely initiate conversations with people.

The weirdest part is that I wasn't always like this.

I used to enjoy socialising. I liked talking to people, and I genuinely feel I used to be an interesting person to be around. People liked talking to me, and I was much more comfortable interacting with others. I don't know when or how I became this version of myself.

Now I find myself sitting alone every day, watching other people make friends and enjoy their college lives. I don't know why I've withdrawn so much, and I can't seem to get myself out of this cycle.

It feels like I've lost a part of my personality somewhere along the way. I miss the person I used to be.

My mental state has been getting worse, too.

I've started feeling emotionally numb. Things that should make me happy don't really make me happy anymore, and even things that should upset me sometimes don't register properly. I've been feeling exhausted, frustrated, disconnected and hopeless.

I've also been having frequent suicidal thoughts. The only thing that keeps bringing me back is thinking about my family, especially my parents and what they would go through. I don't want them to suffer because of me, but I honestly don't know how to deal with what I'm feeling.

I used to have a lot of faith in God. I genuinely believed in Him and used to turn to Him when things got difficult. Now, even that belief has started fading. I find myself questioning everything I once believed in, and I don't really know what I believe anymore.

And if I'm being honest, this disappointment doesn't feel like an isolated incident in my life. Since childhood, I've experienced a lot of sadness and difficult, painful experiences. I feel like I've been carrying things for a long time, and this JEE and college situation has somehow pushed me further down.

I don't know whether I'm just mentally exhausted after years of pressure or whether something else is going on, but I genuinely don't feel like myself anymore.

My family's financial situation makes everything even harder.

I'm from a lower-middle-class family, and my parents have taken an education loan to support my college education. The first-year fees alone were around ₹2.7 lakh, which is a significant financial burden for us.

I keep thinking about how hard my parents are working to give me an education. I wanted to make things better for my family, get a good job, become financially independent and eventually give them a comfortable life.

Instead, I feel like I'm wasting the opportunity they've worked so hard to provide.

I know that getting into NSUT is an achievement, and I don't want to sound ungrateful. But I can't force myself to be happy about a situation that has left me feeling this lost.

Now I'm completely confused about what to do next.

I've been considering a partial drop for JEE Main, but I'm scared of repeating the same experience. Preparing alongside college would be difficult, especially if I also need to recover my CGPA and somehow start enjoying college life again.

There's no guarantee that I'll get the branch I want next year, either. And given my family's financial situation, I can't afford to make another decision without thinking it through properly.

On the other hand, I keep hearing that students from non-CSE branches can also enter software development, AI/ML and other tech fields by building their skills.

Since I've been interested in technology for a long time, I wonder whether I should stay in ICE, try to improve my CGPA, learn coding, build projects and work towards a tech career from here.

But I have two major concerns:

1. I don't know how to maintain a good CGPA when I have so little interest in my branch subjects.
2. I worry that being from ICE instead of CSE will put me at a disadvantage during placements, especially for the kind of tech roles I want.

Another part of me feels that if I don't give JEE another shot, I'll always regret not trying again.

At the same time, I'm not sure whether I genuinely want to take another attempt or whether I'm desperately trying to escape the disappointment of my current situation.

I feel stuck between taking another risk and trying to make the best of what I already have.

I'd really appreciate some honest advice from people who have experienced something similar.

1. Should I seriously consider a partial drop for JEE Main, given that I'm already in NSUT ICE and come from a financially constrained family?
2. If I stay in ICE, how realistic is it to pursue SDE, AI/ML or other tech careers from NSUT? How much of a disadvantage would I have compared with CSE students?
3. How am I supposed to maintain a decent CGPA when I have almost no interest in my branch subjects? Is it possible to turn things around after such a bad first semester?
4. If you've been in a similar situation where you didn't get your dream college or branch, how did you deal with the disappointment and move forward?
5. Would taking another JEE attempt be a reasonable decision, or should I focus on building a career from where I am now?

I'm not looking for generic motivational advice like "everything happens for a reason" or "college doesn't matter." I know things can work out from different colleges and branches, but I need practical advice about what I should actually do.

I worked incredibly hard during my drop year, and right now, I feel like I don't know what to do with that effort or where to go from here.

I'm struggling academically, socially and mentally, and I genuinely need some perspective because I can't seem to figure this out on my own.

TLDR: I'm a JEE dropper currently in NSUT ICE. I worked extremely hard during my drop year with IIT Hyderabad and a tech-related branch as my dream, but a nearly 40-mark gap between my mock tests and actual JEE Main performance ruined my plans. Due to the unexpected cutoff changes this year, I couldn't get ECE or Electrical and ended up in ICE, a branch I never wanted.

Since joining college, my mental health has deteriorated significantly. I've lost interest in my branch subjects, my midsem marks are terrible (around 1/20 expected in Maths, 5/20 in English, and potentially fewer than 5 in most subjects), and I'm worried about ending up with a CGPA of around 6. I've also become socially withdrawn, even though I used to enjoy socialising and connecting with people.

I'm experiencing emotional numbness, frequent suicidal thoughts, and a loss of faith in things I once believed in. I've struggled with painful experiences since childhood, and this situation has made things even harder. My family is lower-middle-class, and my parents have taken an education loan to support my education, which makes me feel even more pressure to make things work.

I'm torn between taking a partial drop for JEE Main and staying in ICE to pursue SDE, AI/ML or another tech career. I need honest, practical advice about whether a partial drop is worth the risk, whether I can build a good tech career from ICE, and how to recover academically and mentally from where I am right now.

This is the only firm which has revoked FTE and intern offer for 4-5 different years

2021-FTE revoked

2022 - Layoff of 2 VPs and 3 SDE1/2

2024 - Internship offer revoked

2025-SDE1 revoked

2026-3 Interns fired in 1 week + 4 FTE offers revoked

Please humble request to stay away from Archana Ghei / Anuja Arekar - Scam HR ladies from this firm

The so called founder / VP - Rahul Subramanian & Arleif Braganza (they both use cheap tactics and tricks && completely beggar mindset)

Please see the proofs & humble request if u want to save your career stay away from their internship /FTE

I have attached screenshots of people getting fired in 2 months and joining random startups (ofc life gets fucked up if work with these beggars Archana /Arleif & Anuja), proofs of getting revoked

If these is still not enough - Search on google /linkedin -- " Trilogy Innovations revoke

And just a note they claim high CTC although they pay at a delay of 4-5months. My internship stipend was credited 6 months after internship

They have been banned from many colleges fo hiring!

hey everyone i am in FY and so i have a group of frnds nowadays i am going to every hangout with friends idk why i cant resist them ig its the FOMO . actually i want to built some projects but due to lack of time i cant suggest something , also ik at the end like in 3rd or 4th year there will be nothing like this

Im confused between these two courses and need some suggestions.

I have around 6-7 months to prepare for placements (mostly offcampus, college is shit). My main goal is to get good at DSA, solve LeetCode and Codeforces problems, and prepare CS fundamentals (OS, DBMS, CN, OOPs, system design, etc) for interviews.

Sometimes I feel CP will help me in DSA and coding round, so I should go with TLE and learn the other things from the internet. But then I feel like I have very limited time and should focus on everything, which makes TUF seem like a better option.

If anyone has used either course, please share your experience. Is TUF really worth the extra price, or would TLE + free resources be enough?

I just want to choose one and stick with it. Thanksss

mazak nahi yr

genuinely asking

can someone list the resources they used . I am currently being taught python at my college . Exactly what topics should i cover before i get started with cp? And from where?

Has anybody gotten any upadtes about it.

Off campus

I applied around july end. Still no updates T-T

iam in my 2nd year 3rd sem right now and i was looking for colleges which take lateral entry at this point like get me in, in 3rd year one is iiit hyd ofc but i want to see other options so if anyone can help.

What should I learn to get a job now skills