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Global degrees on Indian soil sound like a great deal, until you read the fine printIndia is now hosting foreign university campuses, a significant shift from previous years. This move aims to keep Indian students in the co...- He survived on just Maggi but still rejected Rs 25,000 job: Bengaluru founder reveals the roadmap that led to Rs 3.5 lakh incomeA Bengaluru-based founder has gone viral after sharing his career journey, revealing how he chose a ₹10,000 internship over a ₹25,000 job o...
- Techie reveals how he went from earning Rs 10K per month to a Rs 3.5 LPA job in just five yearsA software engineer's career skyrocketed from ₹10,000 to ₹3.5 lakh monthly by prioritizing hands-on experience and continuous learning. He ...
- What does it cost you to live with Bengaluru? Intern shares the one thing that makes staying there pricey: ‘Bangalore is expensive because…’A recent X discussion highlighted the surprisingly high cost of living in Bengaluru for interns. An intern's detailed breakdown revealed an...
- From underwater dinners to Vogue internships: Top experiences ultra HNIs are spending on todayFrom underwater dinners to Vogue internships—how India’s wealthiest are unlocking experiences money usually can’t buy.
- Not from IIT. Still Bengaluru techie making Rs 21 LPA at age 23. She replies howA 23-year-old Bengaluru techie's candid social media post about career moves and financial planning has gone viral. Despite multiple job sw...
- Karnataka launches GCC policy, first state to do so“Through this policy, we expect the GCC sector to grow at a compound annual rate of 12-14% over the next decade and foresee Karnataka holdi...
- Karnataka CM Basavaraj Bommai cities steep land costs, congestion to woo investors away from BengaluruKarnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai also underscored the need to start 'tech schools' in the state to promote technical education.
- A $42-billion jokeWe take a closer look at Dogecoin, a cryptocurrency that started as a joke in 2013 but is currently the world's seventh-largest digital coi...
- How students can make the most of summer internshipsInternships are no longer just a way to fill holiday breaks. They help students get a foothold in the job market and even earn a handsome s...
- Interested in politics? Test the waters with an internshipYoung interns are being hired by political parties and research organisations in the run-up to the 2019 polls.
- To stay lean, startups lean on internsFrom Lenskart to Sharechat, startups strapped for time and hands find that interns fit well into their ‘stay lean, grow fast’ strategy
- How tech is making life easier for differently-abledAssistive technology designed to help people with disabilities with their daily tasks is a huge and untapped market in India largely becaus...
- Post-Brexit UK may compel Indian students to eye other options for higher educationWhile the US, Australia, Canada are the man destinations for Indians, newer ones like Germany, NZ, Ireland, France and China stand to gain.
- Millennials are relying on apps and websites for loans but it's also riskyMany young salaried professionals and students are opting out from borrowing from friends and instead going for a new breed of fintech comp...
- How Goa has become a hotbed for startup activity and talentSo, why of all places, Goa? The answers vary from an ideal work-life balance to the perfect environment for innovation.
- Bengaluru boy gets offers from 6 US varsities, picks PrincetonTwo of the six varsities -Princeton, Harvard, Maxwell Institute (Syracuse University), Duke, Georgetown and Carnegie Mellon - even offered ...
- How Kunal Bahl, Deepinder Goyal, Aakrit Vaish and others' childhood trysts with entrepreneurship contribute to adult successesA host of new-age entrepreneurs trace their influences to early successes in making money, family role models or even university life.
- Expat entrepreneur Freeman Murray gives coding lessons to college dropouts, unemployed engineersAt the farm, each of the 20 students pays Rs 6,000 a month for the ‘Jaaga Study’ programme, just enough to cover basic living expenses.
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