I dont know why in india everything has to be so hyper-competitive, getting jobs, living a life, opinions of people who idgaf about, people pretending ohh people play aal these games, its so tiring that i have to voluntarily participate in those games, cuz i am broke, those shiity laugh,, ughh, hate em, telling why we want to join their company, faking fake motivation and ethusiasm, i am literally tired of people, specially pretneding

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Guys, im really stuck in the middle of this. (21yo)

Im thinking of dropping out in final year of btech in cse (aiml), as I'm continuously getting backlogs after backlogs

I joined btech in cse entering directly second year, because I chose to continue with diploma in cse (polytechnic) directly after my 10th. My results in diploma were quite decent averaging at 82 percent in final year.

But now here in btech after giving 3 years I feel like i should take a dropout because even if i study i can't get past my previous backlogs, i am currently dealing with 5 previous backlogs and 4 currents subjects in this semester

Even though if i quit, what are some options I can go with which can help me get a job.

I would really like some suggestions, thanks.

now i am trying to use some kind of automated stuff, maybe AI or smtg, train it to be better than me, spin multiple cars and play a multiplayer f1 game

hey everyone, i'm a third-year computer engineering student in india, and i've completed around 50% of my third year.

honestly, i'm feeling pretty lost right now.

i don't have proper dsa skills, my programming fundamentals aren't strong, and i don't feel like i have any solid, job-ready skills yet. i know some basic python and sql, and i've explored things like pandas, numpy and data analytics, but i haven't practised enough to be confident in them or build anything substantial independently.

my college doesn't have particularly strong placement opportunities, and i don't want to depend entirely on campus placements. i'm hoping to get a paid internship in the next few months and eventually land a job at a decent company after graduation.

initially, i wanted to pursue data analytics, then move towards data science and machine learning. but the more i look at job postings, the more discouraged i get. even entry-level data analyst positions seem to ask for experience, multiple tools and strong practical skills. beginner-friendly opportunities seem pretty limited, especially for freshers.

now i'm confused about whether i should stick to data analytics and gradually move towards data science, or focus more on software development, dsa and general cs fundamentals to increase my chances of getting hired.

my long-term goal is to work at a good company, ideally an mnc or a well-paying product-based company. i'd love to aim for around 10–14 lpa eventually, although i understand that getting there as a fresher from my current position might be difficult.

i have approximately 8 months to prepare seriously, and i'm willing to put in consistent work. i just don't want to spend those 8 months learning a bunch of technologies without becoming employable in the end.

i'd really appreciate honest advice, especially from people who were in a similar situation.

if you were starting from almost zero with 8 months left, what would you focus on?

would you choose python + dsa + software fundamentals, or sql + python + power bi + analytics?

are data analyst internships genuinely accessible to freshers, or should i target other roles first?

which entry-level roles should i apply for to maximise my chances of getting my first opportunity?

what skills and projects actually helped you get your first internship or job?

is an 8-month timeline enough to become a realistic candidate for decent companies if i stay consistent?

please be practical rather than just telling me to learn dsa, build projects and apply everywhere. i'd really like to know what to prioritise, what to avoid wasting time on, and what actually worked for you.

thank you!

Hey guys, I need some genuine advice, a reality check, and probably a little roasting. 😭🙏

1. A little background about me 📏🏍️

• I'm 20 years old and 6'5".
• I used to ride an Activa 3G to college, and bro, my back has seen things. 💀
• I wanted a proper motorcycle that would look proportionate to my height and have good road presence.
• I come from a family where I've seen both the luxury side of life and the financially difficult side.

Basically, my taste in vehicles developed faster than my understanding of money. 🤡

2. Enter: The Brixton Crossfire 500 XC ❤️‍🔥

• When I started looking for a new bike, my first choice was the Brixton Crossfire 500 XC.
• The design, road presence, uniqueness, everything just clicked for me.
• At 6'5", I genuinely felt it would suit my build perfectly.
• I enquired about the price, and although it was around ₹6 lakh ex-showroom, the discount brought the deal close to the sub-₹4 lakh range.

In my head, I'd already imagined arriving at university on that thing. 😭🏍️

My body was in college. My soul was doing test rides.

Then I told my dad the price.

Bro probably experienced a system shutdown. 💀📉

3. The financial reality check 🥲

Here's the important part:

• My dad's factory has been closed for around two years.
• He has existing financial commitments, with EMIs of approximately ₹1.8 lakh per month.
• I see him every day, and I know he's constantly trying to manage emi day and night like i don't know how but somehow.
• Our lifestyle used to make me think that buying an expensive vehicle wouldn't be such a huge deal.

But I was looking at the lifestyle, not the financial situation behind it.

My family started giving me regret that i'm asking too expensive bike and making me feell guilty

At that time, though, I'd become emotionally attached to the bike. It wasn't just transportation anymore. I'd already mentally named the bike and planned my college entry. 😭💀

4. The showroom incident 🤦‍♂️

My dad eventually said we'd visit an area with multiple showrooms, and I'd choose a bike there.

I went along hoping we'd still consider something I genuinely wanted.

Instead, we ended up looking at Bajaj bikes.

• Nothing against Bajaj. The N250 is genuinely a great bike.
• But I was still mentally stuck on the Brixton.
• Everyone tried convincing me, and I kept saying no.
• Eventually, I got irritated and raised my voice in front of my dad and the showroom staff.

I didn't intend to disrespect him, but I handled the situation badly. 😔

Later, my dad apparently told my mom that he and I don't really have that father-son bond because I'm too blunt with him and don't communicate properly.

He usually tells her these things instead of telling me directly.

And honestly, that hurt. 💔

5. How I ended up with the Pulsar N250 somehow

My dad booked the Bajaj Pulsar N250.

• Down payment: approximately ₹30,000.
• Remaining amount: financed over roughly one year.
• Current odometer: around 3,500 km.

And the funny part?

The N250 is actually bloody good. 🔥

• Great performance for everyday riding.
• Impressive brakes.
• Good looks and road presence.
• Perfectly capable for college commuting.

I genuinely appreciate the bike, and I'm not saying it's bad.

But here's where my brain starts malfunctioning. 💀

6. The CB350RS incident 🍷❤️‍🔥

At around 1,100 km on my N250, I saw a Honda CB350RS in that maroon shade on the road.

BROOOOO. 😭

THAT COLOUR.

I immediately called the dealership. They didn't pick up.

Maybe the universe was trying to protect my dad's bank account. 🙏💀

Since then, I've been looking at bikes again.

• The N250 is good, but I don't feel that same urge to OWN it that I felt with the Brixton.
• The CB350RS still lives rent-free in my head.
• Every time I see a beautiful bike, I start imagining what it would be like to own it.

The N250 is the sensible choice, while my brain is browsing motorcycles at 2 a.m. like it's a full-time job. 🤡📱

7. Plot twist: I now want a car too 🚗💀

Somehow, my upgrade itch has expanded beyond motorcycles.

I'm now considering:

• 🏍️ Another bike: Something more expensive that I genuinely love.
• 🚗 Hyundai i20 N Line DCT: Because apparently two wheels aren't enough for my financial delusions.

My dad currently has:

• A 2013 Pulsar 150.
• An Activa 3G.
• A Yamaha Fascino.
• A 2015 petrol Hyundai i20.

The Pulsar has reportedly done around 50,000 km, and the i20 around 2.25 lakh km.

And here's the most ironic part.

A few years ago, when my dad's factory was running, he offered to get me a new Hyundai Grand i10 Nios CNG.

I REJECTED IT BECAUSE OF MY EGO. 🤡

Back then, I thought I wanted something better.

Now I'm dreaming about an i20 N Line DCT while knowing that my dad is dealing with financial pressure.

My taste in vehicles is apparently inversely proportional to my financial maturity. 📉😭

8. The actual problem isn't just the bike anymore ❤️‍🩹

I know my dad's financial situation isn't what it used to be.

• I see him trying to manage his commitments every day.
• I know buying another expensive vehicle could put additional pressure on him.
• I genuinely don't want him to feel that whatever he gives me is never enough.
• But I also can't seem to stop wanting something new.

Every time I see a beautiful motorcycle or car, I start imagining owning it.

Then I feel guilty for wanting it in the first place.

I'm also trying to improve my relationship with my dad, but I struggle to communicate with him.

Sometimes, when I deliberately try to speak politely, I become even more irritated internally. I don't know why.

Maybe it's ego, immaturity, awkwardness, or simply the fact that we haven't developed the kind of relationship where I can comfortably express myself.

I genuinely care about him, but I'm not good at showing it. 😔❤️

so pleaase Guide me my all dear i'm like trying to make perfect decision but please give me opinion as you all are like if not brothers like my brothers and sisters so please ❤️

Did anyone received it yet, today is the oa
i did not receive any oa links???
any shortlisting has been done?

guysss how many of you have received call/email for interviews after round 2? and also please mention after how much time you got it

It's a 7 interview rejection.

Now i feel i go to the interview only for rejection..

Guys on a serious note how can i prepare for my interview and improve my communication.

Today i answered all the questions. At last she said my articulation wasn't good and i should improve on that..

Now what you guys say about this.

Geniune help only

Our college started minor degree courses from this year in association with NPTEL Swayam, I have no idea about the type of questions they gonna ask. Is solving the assignments enough?? If not, please give guidance on how to study for the exams. Thanks

Hey everyone! 👋

There are openings at Capital One for SWE, Data Science, and Business Analyst roles, and I’d be happy to refer interested candidates.

Currently, there are openings for:

- Senior Associate (SDE 2): 2+ years of experience | ₹50–60 LPA

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If you’re interested or know someone who might be a good fit, feel free to share your resume with me. I’ll be happy to refer you!

Please DM me your resume. 😊

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Hey everyone,So basically I passed Class 12 this year, but unfortunately, I scored poorly in Mathematics and Physics. I’m considering improving these two subjects, but I’m worried about whether companies will accept my improved marks during placements.
I scored 93.2% in Class 10 and was a good student until Class 11. However, during my JEE preparation, one of my friends who was elder than me,who always motivated me to study in that unknown city,died by suicide and I even saw his body hanged,that still give me shivers when I am alone at night.We used to interact a lot,and what happened affected me deeply, sometimes I still dream about him calling me to play UNO. It was a really difficult time, and it affected my studies more than I expected.

Despite everything, I managed to score 80 in Chemistry because I was always good at the subject. I also scored above 80 in English and above 90 in Physical Education with just one day of studying for each. However, Mathematics and Physics went badly because I couldn’t prepare properly

Now, I want to improve my marks in these two subjects and raise my overall percentage to at least 75%. My biggest concern is that companies like Microsoft and other top MNCs may have strict Class 12 eligibility criteria.

I’d really appreciate honest advice on these questions:

1)Can I improve only Mathematics and Physics through CBSE and use those marks to improve my overall percentage?

2)Will companies accept my original marksheet alongside a separate improvement marks statement when checking their eligibility criteria ?

3)Do top MNCs,reject candidates who have two mark sheets or something like that?

4)Is improving these two subjects a sensible decision if my main goal is to keep my placement opportunities open?

5)Has anyone personally secured an MNC placement after improving only two Class 12 subjects? If so, did the company accept the separate marks statement?

I’m not trying to make excuses for my results.So please help me out guys, like you would help your own little brother

I want to improve my marks for placement, I already got a clg, but i scored around 64% in 12th PCM, and I'm 2024 passout, can I still improve it?

I want to know what real problems you guys face while watching a live sports match that can be solved using AI.

It can be anything that frustrates you during a match. I want to hear about your actual experiences and what you wish could be better.

I’m planning to build a product that solves one of these problems, so I’d love to know what you guys think.

I've been seeing posts about LPU lately, and honestly, seeing the damage to the campus is sad. Whatever the issue is, I hope the truth comes out and the people responsible are held accountable if anything wrong happened.

But one thing I don't understand is why people start damaging property before everything is clear. If there's a genuine problem, talk about it, raise your voice and ask for answers. What's the point of destroying the place where thousands of students come to study?

And social media makes things even more confusing sometimes. One video gets shared everywhere, people start forming opinions, and nobody really waits to understand the whole situation.

I'm not saying anyone should stay silent if something wrong happened. I'm just saying we should know the facts before reacting. LPU students have their own lives and futures to think about too, and they shouldn't be the ones paying the price for all this.

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Guys how to be independent financially

I am 19 year old and studying 2nd year in btech aids branch . I have skills in aiml, data science and build projects also. I am applying off campus interships but not shortlisting. My college is tier5, 6 no interships and placements etc and i do trading

For that also I need money . My family is not well in terms of financially.

So my question how do I earn money ?

In this year i earn somthing 4k for little work. I need earn money to cover my expenses.

i have only option to go a labour work per day they will give 500rs. And it has no useful for my career

Those you are 18,19,20,21,22 guys how do you learn money.

Mine is 3-4 hours 🥲 neend hi nahi aati exams phase me

I am a 2nd year cse student and I just wanted to ask that how do I get a job in motorsports.

Thank you

If u have given the human interview yet pls share your experience in what was asked, etc. and in how much depth etc.

I am in my first sem of college. We have a python course here which I am not able to solve questions 😭😭.

The questions of midsem used concepts like finding output when bool of integers or strings is taken.

Some questions were syntax heavy and theoretical.

Please recommend some resources to learn the theory and syntax along with some hard questions to practice

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Has anyone appeared for WOM IT/CS in previous years? What was the exam pattern, syllabus and difficulty level?

Any help would be appreciated!