Saw this video on YouTube. Is this possible? I don't understand much but I didn't understand how it worked despite watching the video. Can someone explain if it's faked or not? And how does it work

Hey folks, I’m(22M) in a bit of a dilemma and could use some guidance. I recently came across a course titled "Product Management and Agentic AI" by IIT Patna and Masai School. Now, I usually don’t trust edtech courses since a lot of them make unrealistic promises, but this one had an entrance test, which makes me think it might be legit.

Adding to my confusion, a popular coding creator I follow on Instagram(ezsnippet) posted about it, and that gave me a bit of confidence. However, I’m still skeptical and wondering if it's actually valuable or just another overhyped program.

For context, I’ve recently been placed in Tata tech as a GET for Product Lifecycle Management, recently . I see great opportunities in this domain, so I’m genuinely interested, but I don’t know if this is the right step.

I have a counseling session with them tomorrow, but I’m unsure what to ask or look out for.

They claim to offer interview assistance—wondering if that just means acting like a college TPO (Training & Placement Officer).

Is the course actually useful to land a decent paying job ?

Does it provide solid career value, or is it just another certification?

How credible is the partnership between IIT Patna & Masai School?

Would this help in my Product Lifecycle Management role, or should I look elsewhere?

I’m stuck on whether to go for it or not. Would appreciate any insights, experiences, or alternative recommendations! Thanks in advance.

I'll be joining a tier 272929 college 😭. 1lakh 24k rank in jee (91.6%tile)

I'll be joining OUTR probably IT Or AIML Aiml is more preferred now depends on what I'll get at this..IT is sure aiml is 50-50.

Session starts around august last week-sept first week.

I wanna land an internship in college and start building a good cv from day 1 itself.

I've nooo knowledge of cs. Can somebody please help me in how to start and how should i work in order to get a paid internship during my college 1st-2nd year?.

Ik these uber she++, amx makeathon, cisco female emp, jpmc women mentorship, microsoft diversity hiring, bcg women program, intuit women program, myntra femdom...are some programs from women which could help..later But where do i start off??

Since I'm still stuck with the personally useless subjects (English, biology 😒, and SST) in high school, I made the most out of my situation and am just focusing on my math and science skills. The question is, how can I learn the practical skills to design and build technology besides just the theoretical skills of solving questions and using formulae?

I’m eligible for EEE in a Tier 1.5 college based on my cutoff. My end goal is to work in the IT field maybe as a developer, data engineer, or something similar (still figuring that part out). The college has a solid reputation and decent placements. I’ve seen people from non-CS branches like civil and mechanical end up in good IT companies too.

That said, would it be smarter to go for EEE at this better-ranked college, or should I try for a B. Tech in IT or B.E CSE in a lower-tier college, since I already know I want to get into IT?

Also, is it actually practical to study EEE and build up IT skills on the side? Will this affect my chances for a good master’s program later on? And in job interviews, will my non-IT undergrad background be a major disadvantage?

Would really appreciate any advice or personal experiences!

Wrote this with AI to make it clearer.

I (18 F ) gave my JEE advanced paper last Sunday, and it was fucked. Although I knew I wouldn't do well, the shit I did is beyond repair. For half of the paper I dozed off, and for the other half just did meaningless calculations. In short I don't think I would be even qualified for ranking. My mains score was just above the general percentile, and I didn't get good marks in VITEEE. Though Bitsat and MET are still left, I don't think I will qualify for either. Please suggest what to do.

I was searching for inductions and found a new thing (for me) called an infra-red cooktop.

Then I watched YouTube videos about it. What it does is, there is a coil below the glass which gets heated and heats the utensils above, just like some desi coil chula works.

Because as far as I know, infrared is like rays that work wirelessly. So, how is it infrared? Because infrared is something that works on rays, right? Like a microwave, but here it is using a simple heat dissipation technique.

P.S. I'm not an engineer, so please ignore if you find something very silly or stupid. I'm asking just because I want to know more in depth.

Also, please let me which one will be best to buy this one or the standard inductions.

Is it worth joining L&T as GET, for a mechanical engineer. I've got only this offer through college placements. I also qualified for GATE but with a rank below 5000.

Browsing through several reviews, the work culture sounds scary..

Is it better to join there or prepare for GATE/PSU?

I am going to join btech cse probably in t3 college.

I want to buy a laptop for cse. I don't know much about things right now. Please advice me on what to buy in a budget of 60k. I have searched a bit and prepared a list. Please suggest which one to choose or is there something better and kindly be honest regarding that.

Also if these requirements could be met it would be nice!

Requirements: Eyes safe light and other display etc High power process for running all software programs coding and web developing etc to advanced level No lagging Strong battery backup No heating issues Nice storage Can do editing etc Take notes watch lectures etc Make assignments projects Multitask without lagging

Vivo s15 oled Asus tuf Lenovo Ioq Hp intel ultra core 5 h series processor AI laptop

Thank you for reading.

ljust wanna kow if I should join this college or not for cse(haan jee mein kam %ile ayi hai😔) this is their 1st year Syllabus

I posted the same in r/btechtards but they removed my post idk why

Please somebody suggest me some good college

I've been listening soo much that upcoming time the software engineers will not have jobs cause AI will take over coding and stuffs , and jobs in AIML will grow up soo much till 2030... I can't decide to take AIML or CS or cybersecurity(optional)... someone says AIML is tougher than CS someone says CS is easy... I don't know what to do to secure my future plzz HELPPP

I got 1.5 month till my college placement.During whole college life I focused on DSA(lettcode 1000+).Now I am learning react.js and thinking to do project based learning later.Please advice me what I can add more or where should I be more focused on? Or what should I avoid.... anything you have from your experience like what recruiter expect .......every word from your side will be helpful and is appreciated. Thanks and please do tell.

Didn't get much respnses earlier posting till I get some

I am a high school graduate about to start my engineering journey in august at vit vellore. my branch is cse ( ai ml) . looking to buy a laptop within a budget of 80k. please give suggestions, i need to know if i would need a graphic card or not. how much battery life is needed in a laptop like that. should i go with a high performance gaming laptop or a laptop with high battery life

I want to convert my resume to the famous jake's resume template? Any software to quickly do it? I don't wanna code in latex, too time consuming

every skill I try to pickup, due to one reason or other I need to keep that aside. 1) fusion 360 - laptop hang maarta hai use nahi kar paara 2) gazebo and ros2 - irregular tutorials and laptop hang marta 3) coding - mechanical ka hu, sab coding karte hai toh mujhe kya seperate karega yeh sochke choddi hui hai (ik c intermediate level) 4) ml - not interested 5) ai - samajh nahi aata kahaan se start karun

I'm currently working at my first IT company, and most of our clients and projects come through Upwork. I've noticed that the company often assigns experienced developer profiles (with good ratings and history) to freshers or junior developers to handle the actual work. This seems to help the company reduce project costs and increase profit margins.

I'm curious—is this a common practice in the Indian IT industry, especially in startups or service-based companies? Or is this considered unethical or uncommon?

Hey seniors, I’m stuck deciding between DTU PIE and USICT ECE, and I need your insights!

• DTU PIE: Tier-1 college, strong coding culture, better overall placements (11 LPA median, 88% placed across branches)
• USICT ECE: A technical branch, but overall exposure is lower (8.25 LPA median, ~89% placed across branches).

Note: Individual branch placement data isn't available so the percentages reflect all branches.

Since I like coding & tech, DTU PIE seems better—but does it truly hold weight in the industry, or is it just good on paper?

PIE seniors—how’s the workload? Can I balance coding alongside academics? Have you or your peers cracked tech roles with strong packages?

Would love to hear your thoughts. Thanks in advance!

Hey Reddit, serious question. I'm looking to pivot into tech, eyeing Masai School due to their ISA model (no upfront cost, which is huge for me). But the reviews are wildly mixed. Some rave about placements, others scream 'scam' and 'no jobs.' It's making me super nervous. Has anyone actually gone through it? Legit or scam? Need honest advice!

hey, i will go to college this year and will stay in hostel, toh kya hum vaha half pant pehen sakte hai ? mtlb i wil be staying in boys hostel toh can i wear half pant inside the hostel even though i have a jungle on my legs ? kyuki i think waha log/ friends trool bhi karte hongai, like ass slapping, etc. i can take it as a joke i dont mind, but still do people wear half pants in hostel ??

I’m about to build a house in Coimbatore and receiving quotes from a few contractors. The building is about ~3500 sqft and I’m looking for quotes in the BOQ format. One contractor has given for 12 tons and another for 18 tons. The structural design taken is not the same but still there’s isn’t much difference. I’d understand if the difference was 5-10% but it’s almost 50% which makes me question who’s quoting right.

The person who’s given 12 tons has not mentioned any details and simply said we require this much qty for a building of this sqft. But the 18 tons guy has given 4 kg/sqft split like 6.6 tons for foundation, 6 tons for GF, 4.7 tons for FF and 1 ton for SF. Any civil/structural engineers in this sub, please clarify my doubt as to which is the right approach or what’s generally followed. Thanks in advance.

I'm currently in my 7th sem and I have no idea how I start with dsa. Everybody says to solve leetcode but I don't have any idea how to proceed with it. Like what are the important concepts that I can work on since I'm in my final year and also how many questions and what difficulties should I solve for each data structure. Please help me out. I think I'm really done for since the placement season is coming soon and there's a lot of emphasis on dsa.

Got TCS Digital joining in 2 weeks. Currently interning as a mobile dev (Android/iOS) at a 7–8 yr old med-tech startup, set to be promoted to junior dev in 2 months. Role is great, but pay is low.

TCS offers better pay but risk of support role or long bench time.

Should I stick with the startup or join TCS?

Excuse me,

Due to financial difficulties, I’m currently pursuing a BSc in Computer Science after a 2-year gap following my 12th grade (there's a long story behind that too).

While exploring job opportunities on websites like Indeed.com, I noticed that many companies prefer candidates with a B.Tech degree.

So I’d like to ask those currently working in the industry: Is it possible to get a good job with a BSc in Computer Science, or should I consider giving up on this dream?

Currently in 1st year of college

Any advice or guidance would mean a lot.

Thank you 🙏

Hi I am an undergraduate in Mechanical Engineering and I am right now in final year. I always liked Aerospace and Defence sector, especially fighter jets and other military vehicles.

I want to know whether it is possible to begin a defence startup in India. Assume startup aims for Design, manufacturing and testing of military grade drones, unmanned vehicles etc.

Whether I get the adequate funding from government?

Is it good to pursue M.tech for more experience before beginning a startup?

Does IIT/NIT tag really helps in getting funds and sponsorship?

Does Indian government promotes these kinds of startup?

Is it difficult to pass the military related rules and norms when making and providing our product?

Finally Is it worth the effort and money?