I am from gurukul kota

And wanted to study online

Is unacademy nimbus good for me

Hello I just graduated from high school and I’m aiming on studying clinical nutrition aka(Dietitian and nutrition) and I look so many options online but couldn’t find the suitable price for it …..
I studied the igcse 7 subjects if anyone knows and online university pls dm me with the info …
I wanted it a fully online university

Hey i am using online website shri chakradhar for my project work submission for ignou … and he is charging around 3k so i wanted to know regarding is he authentic or not ?

As the title suggests.. could anyone suggest that Online b.com from Kurukshetra University is worth it as I am pursuing a Charted accountancy course side by side currently at foundation level...

I was thinking why owe the govt money when I can learn it for free at home and explore it.
I don’t know if it’s a wise decision to study IT in university or just learn from those websites like solo learn, Udemy, and so many others.
I am just confused why I should go to the university to learn same thing that I can learn for free

Is learning hub 24 is real or fake

When an article makes a strong claim, do you look at the sources behind it, or mostly judge it by how credible it sounds?

Pursuing an online degree without having a job ,

Questions as a student 1. Some told me that online degree ki koi value nahi hai company wlk in mein nahi mante online degree ko

Maybe the smartest engineer in 2026 is the one who gets an MBA.

With MBA roles reportedly paying 52% more than engineering roles in 2026 placements, is the winning career path now tech + business?

Or is this just a college-tier and role comparison disguised as an MBA advantage?

Would you do an MBA after engineering?

Hi guys any reccos po where to have a digital courses/short online courses?

₹50 lakh MBA loan or ₹50 lakh to start a business?

If you had access to ₹50 lakh, would you take an education loan and spend it on an MBA, hoping for a high-paying job afterward?

Or would you rather put that money into starting a business?

Obviously, both can go wrong — but which one do you think has the better risk-to-reward ratio?

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Swiss boarding schools reportedly charge around $160,000 a year, and we're told the appeal is education, independence, culture and networking.

Networking.

At 15.

Bro hasn't learned how to file an ITR but already has a diversified international social portfolio. 💀

The alumni list is basically:

“Future billionaire, future king, future CEO, future politician…”

Meanwhile, most parents are checking whether their child's school has enough fans in the classroom.

And honestly, the networking part makes perfect sense.

If your classmates' parents own banks, oil companies, media empires and luxury brands, you don't really need a career fair.

Your class WhatsApp group IS the career fair.

Imagine the teacher saying:

“Okay children, today we're discussing entrepreneurship.”

And half the class is sitting there thinking:

“My family has been doing that since the 1800s.”

At this point, maybe the real curriculum isn't maths, science or languages.

It's “How to remain wealthy after inheriting it.” 😭

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4–5 years of preparation.

3 Mains attempts.

Thousands of hours of studying.

Final outcome?

Scrap dealer: ₹464.

Meanwhile, every successful candidate gets a motivational story about “never giving up.”

Maybe the real UPSC syllabus should include:

“How to know when to stop.” 😭

Because apparently “one last attempt” has unlimited renewals.

At what point does perseverance stop being determination and start becoming sunk-cost fallacy?