Yo guys
I'm in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar for the next 7 days and have zero clue where to go lol
Need help with 2 things:
In the city - cool places, food spots, anything worth seeing
Outside the city - good day trips
Drop your fav spots. Thanks!
Hey guys, I really need some honest advice from anyone who has gone through the MBA grind, especially if you didn't score well in entrances. The deeper I go into my research, the more confused I get, and I’m genuinely stressed about making a massive financial mistake.
Here is my actual profile:
Initially, I desperately wanted to move out to a bigger corporate hub like Ahmedabad, Pune, or Mumbai. I looked at top names like Nirma and KJ Somaiya, but I’ve already accepted that those are completely unrealistic for my score.
So right now, I'm stuck between two very different paths:
Path 1: Stay in MP (Indore) I can target PIMR or try for lower tracks at DAVV through state counseling. Because I have an MP domicile, my OBC benefits actually kick in here. I can get major fee reimbursements and scholarships. Living at home or cheaply means I graduate with almost zero debt, and average placements are around 4 to 6 LPA.
Path 2: Move to Ahmedabad I've been looking at options like GLS or Adani University. A lot of people tell me that Ahmedabad offers way better long-term industry exposure, networking, and corporate growth than Indore. But the catch is that outside MP, my OBC status doesn't give me fee waivers. Between private fees and hostel costs, I’ll easily have to take a 6 to 8 lakh loan. My absolute comfort ceiling is 10 lakhs, but taking debt for a Tier-3 college scares me. From what I can tell, the average placements at these private places still hover around 4.5 to 5.5 LPA.
My biggest fear is ending up in a financial trap where I spend 8 lakhs on a loan, move to a new city, and graduate into a 4 LPA sales job that I could have gotten back home without a single rupee of debt.
If you were in my exact situation, what would you do?
I'm looking for practical, blunt advice from current students, alumni, or recruiters who actually know the reality of placements rather than what's written on marketing brochures.
Hey guys, I really need some honest advice from anyone who has gone through the MBA grind, especially if you didn't score well in entrances. The deeper I go into my research, the more confused I get, and I’m genuinely stressed about making a massive financial mistake.
Here is my actual profile:
Initially, I desperately wanted to move out to a bigger corporate hub like Ahmedabad, Pune, or Mumbai. I looked at top names like Nirma and KJ Somaiya, but I’ve already accepted that those are completely unrealistic for my score.
So right now, I'm stuck between two very different paths:
Path 1: Stay in MP (Indore) I can target PIMR or try for lower tracks at DAVV through state counseling. Because I have an MP domicile, my OBC benefits actually kick in here. I can get major fee reimbursements and scholarships. Living at home or cheaply means I graduate with almost zero debt, and average placements are around 4 to 6 LPA.
Path 2: Move to Ahmedabad I've been looking at options like GLS or Adani University. A lot of people tell me that Ahmedabad offers way better long-term industry exposure, networking, and corporate growth than Indore. But the catch is that outside MP, my OBC status doesn't give me fee waivers. Between private fees and hostel costs, I’ll easily have to take a 6 to 8 lakh loan. My absolute comfort ceiling is 10 lakhs, but taking debt for a Tier-3 college scares me. From what I can tell, the average placements at these private places still hover around 4.5 to 5.5 LPA.
My biggest fear is ending up in a financial trap where I spend 8 lakhs on a loan, move to a new city, and graduate into a 4 LPA sales job that I could have gotten back home without a single rupee of debt.
If you were in my exact situation, what would you do?
I'm looking for practical, blunt advice from current students, alumni, or recruiters who actually know the reality of placements rather than what's written on marketing brochures.
Mujhe Madhya Pradesh ke Malwa aur Nimar region ke ek local urban legend/folk tale ke baare mein jaan na hai. Kya kisi ne Jod aur Ajod naam ke twins ki kahani suni hai?
Maine iske baare mein ye suna hai:
Ye dono twins aapki har wish poori kar sakte hain.
Inka rule ye hai ki ek twin hamesha aapke paas rahega aur doosra aapke saare kaam baahar jaakar poore karega.
The Catch: Inhe aapka 100% attention chahiye hota hai. Isliye ye dheere-dheere aapko aapke saare gharwaalon aur doston se door (isolate) kar dete hain, taaki aap sirf inse hi pyaar karo.
Kya Indore, Ujjain, Khandwa ya Khargone ke kisi bade-bujurg ne aapko ye kahani sunayi hai? Is legend ko locally kya kehte hain aur iska end kya hota hai?
Agar kisi ko bhi pata ho toh please share karein!
Context: Since RK Enterprises works in Eco Friendly I do not wanted to design something orthodox.
Same old reuse elements same old leaves.
So the K is here butterfly which is indicates Nature itself and everything clean after it nothing much.
I am working on a side project for fun to create a tool: PDF Editor.
This tool is intended to edit PDF files generated from images created with ChatGPT.
While standard PDF files can be edited, the PDFs containing ChatGPT-generated images cannot be modified.
What steps should I take to resolve this issue?
Note: I lack experience in this area.
I am looking for a Bro-Kar!
Do You Know Someone?
If you know Someone, Please DM me their Contact Details!
Peace Out!
I just finished a 3-month internship doing social media marketing. During my time there, I handled everything from;
Coming up with content ideas and writing scripts for short videos to actually posting them and managing the captions.
I’ll be honest, I used AI tools to help me with pretty much everything. But what I realized is that using AI didn't just make me faster; it actually helped me produce better work than I could have done alone.
I’ve learned how to use these tools to get great results in half the time.
Now, I’m looking to step up into a Content Strategist or Social Media Executive role.
Since you know this industry well, what are the most important things I should learn next to actually land one of those positions?