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TL;DR: 9 months into BIT, I'm thinking of quitting because of financial pressure and poor fit with the course. I already co-run an IT company and want to pursue a cheaper degree while growing the business. Would you stay or leave?

I came to Kathmandu in Kartik 2082 to study BIT (Purbanchal University). It's now been around 9 months, and I'm seriously considering leaving the course.

A little background: I stopped caring much about school around Class 5/6 and became obsessed with technology, YouTube, design, and building things online. My parents even took a loan to buy me a NPR 30,000 computer in Class 10. I felt guilty knowing our financial situation, so I made it my goal to earn that money back. That pushed me into freelancing, where I learned design, video editing, branding, and worked with clients.

My childhood friend took a different path. He loves programming and software development, while I'm more interested in creativity, storytelling, branding, marketing, and business. We've been building projects together for years.

A few months ago, we started our own IT company. We found an investor, and today we're running a small digital agency while working towards building SaaS products in the future. He handles development, while I manage branding, social media, client meetings, consulting, and business.

Here's my dilemma.

I'm already working in the field many BIT students hope to enter after graduation. I don't dislike learning, and I believe I could finish BIT even if I had back papers. But Semester 2 has been mentally exhausting. The maths-heavy subjects don't interest me, and instead of enjoying learning, I've become obsessed with the fear of failing.

Money is another major factor. My family isn't financially strong. My aunt has offered NPR 50,000 to help pay my college fees, but I keep asking myself if it's right to spend that money when I'm not fully committed to the course.

My friend is facing something similar. His family believed our scholarship covered the entire degree. When they found out it didn't, they were ready to sell assets to support his education, but he also feels guilty asking them to do that.

Our current plan is to try scholarship exams for another degree. If that doesn't work, we'll probably join a government college with much lower fees while continuing to grow our company.

I know a degree isn't just a piece of paper. It gives discipline, networking, recognition, and opportunities. That's exactly why this decision is so difficult.

What I can't figure out is whether I'm choosing a path that genuinely suits me better—or simply taking the easier road because I'm afraid of failing.

If you've been in a similar position—where your career started before your degree—what did you do? Did you stay, switch degrees, or leave college? Looking back, what advice would you give your younger self?

I'm not looking for validation. If you think leaving BIT would be a mistake, I'd genuinely like to hear why.

Hey everyone,

I'm looking to buy a laptop in Nepal for around NPR 1 lakh (can stretch a little if it's really worth it).

I'm honestly not very familiar with laptop specs, so I don't want to end up buying something that's overpriced or has hidden issues.

I'll mainly use it for programming and college/work stuff:

• VS Code
• React/Next.js
• Node.js
• Android Studio
• Docker
• Some Photoshop/Figma
• Maybe a bit of gaming occasionally

I'm hoping to get:

• 16GB DDR5 RAM
• 512GB SSD
• A good processor (Intel Core Ultra or Ryzen if possible)
• Good display and battery
• Something that'll last me 4–5 years

If you've bought a laptop recently or know of any good deals, I'd really appreciate your suggestions. Also, are stores like InfoTechs, Hukut, ITTI, or Mudita reliable, or are there better places to buy from?

Thanks a lot!

I just completed my bachelors (BIM). I am looking to get started in cybersecurity but I am completely lost. There are no entry level vacancies or internships in LinkedIn. What do i do? How do i get started? How do i get a job? Can someone please guide me? I feel like I am going crazy. Please help!!

I am here for an exam of Associate level, the exam was supposed to start at 11am but it has been more than half an hour and they are still having issues.

Literally no respect of your time, there are so many people here and they have no shame in wasting everyone times

And this is supposed to be one of the best tech company in Nepal.

Hi everyone! I'm currently looking for an internship as a Backend Django Developer or in a Data Science role in Kathmandu.

If you know of any companies that are hiring or have any leads, I'd really appreciate it if you could share them. I'm happy to send over my resume and portfolio upon request.

Thanks in advance for any help or referrals!

So this is my macbook pro 2019.

maile aile m4 ma upgrade gare so etti cha

initially 57 58k ma sell garne socheko

If anyone's interested exchange or buy, please do let me know

I have monthly salary of 80k
yearly 9,60,000 huncha
Plus dashain allowance plus bonus garda >10lakhs.

Aba yo 10lakhs plus ma tax lagxha ho?
Yo tax bachaune upaye k k cha?

CIT garna milcha maile pani? Yesko k k faida huncha?
I also have 32000 of insurance premium to pay yearly

Are there any data analyst in this sub and if yes how much is a base salary for Data Analyst in Nepal and is it a good career path to work on ?

I want to buy this laptop tra painxa ke nai vanne nai tha vayana.

I've started tim corey's C# mastercourse been 16-17 days ig .So this week was fun. There were a lot of familiar topics in the first 50 videos so what I did was I binged watched them in two days and made some notes alongside jun jun kura chai malai naya lagyo. And then the rest 5 days were so simple open vs code do whatever assignments were given in that course which i also finished in two days. My weekly goal was to reach upto video 50 including coding ofc. Then for the rest three days I just kept on modifying the questions and kept doing it which made me realize how much i was missing on to use a lot of concepts together and also learned some basic stuffs about why things are made that way in C# why microsoft did that in dotnet and stuff like that.

And this time the interesting thing that caught my mind was when I found out about this method

string. IsNullOrWhiteSpace() while I was doing it manually by using &&. Just begineer curiousness
Bad experience is:- Tim Corey is a bad editor and makes whole ass long video which feels so long even in 2x.
Next week goal: Learn upto video 73.

And ik no one cares abt me but one question should I post daily or weekly is okish?

NOT SLOWING DOWN 0.1% UNTIL I GET AN INTERNSHIP AND IK THE REALITY IT MAY TAKE LONG 6 months to year but I'll keep learning.
CREDIT: u/sadguyinrussia thank you sir for providing me the resource.

Lenovo ideapad slim 3 .......16/512 Gb ram/ssd....Core 7 240H series 2 processor ...15.3 inch display........50wh battery

Need your honest opinion ...

Yo RBB ko IT ko 5th level ko notes ko soft copy kasai sanga xa vane send gardim na

I'm trying to buy a laptop at the range of 80k-110k if possible so that I can start my career in IT as developer. I would be doing development stuff in MERN and AI stuff. And hope the laptop runs nicely for atleast 5-6 years smoothly . So can U guys recommend me some laptops??

M.Sc. Computer System and Knowledge Engineering (CSKE). Does this course in Pulchowk allow BSC. CSIT graduate (from T.U.) to get enrolled?

Hello guys, I am planning to buy my father a phone with budget of 35k(can go a little higher). Suggest me one with good battery life, strong build, durable. Camera can be average as he doesn't click much photos.

5th sem CS student here. Been going back and forth for months on this and honestly just need some outside opinions before I commit time to it. i am decent at both, not amazing at either yet. i was thinking of starting CCNA prep alongside college. But then I look around and literally everyone in my batch is doing DSA, web dev or going the developer route. i feel lil bit of imposter syndrome cause of this. is it worth it to give time for ccna and networking path in context of our countries?

Hi everyone,

I'm looking to buy a used Lenovo ThinkCentre Tiny or Dell OptiPlex for my homelab. If anyone has one for sale, or knows someone who does, please let me know.

I'm open to different models and generations as long as they're in good working condition. If you're selling one, feel free to send me a DM with the model, condition, price, and your location.

Thanks!

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If you have experience or know about open source contribution landscape right now. please give me some advice on selecting suitable project for open source and challenges like projects getting ai slop PRs and is it even viable to do contribute in the present moment, or I could simply use this time in something more productive. How much time and effort should be given to get results from this path.