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Indian made chips are now making their way into students’ electronics projects. Could this kind of early hands on exposure get more students interested in semiconductors and deep tech?
Software so legendary, even the traffic cone became a global icon
What IGCSE topic made you realise you were NOT as prepared as you thought?
I’m not talking about the obvious nightmare topics everyone warns you about. I mean the chapter or question type that looked completely manageable during revision, but then absolutely humbled you in the exam.
For me, it was the kind of question where I knew the content but somehow had no idea what the mark scheme actually wanted 😭
What was yours? And was it actually difficult, or did you just prepare for it the wrong way?
Gaming has improved in so many ways, but which is the one thing keeps getting worse?
If you could change one thing about JIIT overnight, what would it be?
No matter how much you like the college, there's always that one thing that makes you go, "Why is it still like this?"
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If you had the power to wake up tomorrow and fix just one thing at JIIT, what would you choose and why? Could be something academic, hostel-related, campus facilities, placements, attendance, or even something oddly specific that only JIIT students would understand.