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Looking for a flagship phone – battery, camera & performance matter most 📱

I'm planning to upgrade to a flagship and my priorities are:

• 🔋 Great battery life
• 📸 Excellent cameras (photos & videos)
• ⚡ Top-tier performance for gaming and multitasking
• 📱 Good display and long software support
• 💸 45-50k

I'm currently leaning towards the Samsung Galaxy S25 FE because it seems to offer a nice balance, but I'm not completely sold yet. From what I've seen, it packs a large battery, fast charging, and flagship-style cameras, though it does make some compromises compared to Samsung's premium S series.

For those who've used it (or considered alternatives), would you still recommend the S25 FE, or is there a better flagship around the same budget?

Open to Android or iPhone recommendations. Thanks!

Hlo guys any platform (free) suggestions for tailoring my resume with ai after uploading the jd ?

Hey guys,

Looking to recreate this style for placement training sessions.

Budget: Shirt ₹1,000– 1200

trousers ₹1,000,

Shoes ₹500-600

Please suggest similar products with links from Myntra, Ajio, Amazon, etc.

Any brand is fine—Van Heusen, Louis Philippe, Allen Solly, Peter England, Blackberrys, Marks & Spencer, or even lesser-known brands if they're good value.

If you've bought something recently, please drop the link (Amazon, Myntra, Ajio, Flipkart, brand websites—anything works).

Thanks in advance! 🙌

Anyone else facing server issues on HackerRank right now?

If you've already completed the assessment successfully, please let me know as well. Trying to check whether the issue is affecting everyone or just a few candidates.

Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I'm a B.Tech CSE student graduating in 2027, and I've been actively applying for software internships since March. I've applied to a large number of companies through LinkedIn, company career pages, job portals, and referrals whenever possible.

Unfortunately, I haven't been getting shortlisted. Most of the responses I've received have been rejection emails, and many applications haven't received any response at all. It's becoming quite discouraging.

I genuinely want to gain industry experience and would be happy to do a 3–6 month internship. I've worked on projects, improved my resume multiple times, and kept applying consistently, but I feel like I'm missing something in my approach.

For those who have been in a similar situation or have successfully landed internships:

• What helped you get shortlisted faster?
• Are there strategies that worked better than mass applying?
• How did you find internships willing to take students for 3–6 months?
• Should I focus more on cold emailing recruiters, networking, open source, improving projects, or something else?
• Is there anything obvious that students commonly do wrong?

Any advice, feedback, or personal experiences would mean a lot. Thank you for taking the time to help.

Any information kindly ping me 🙏🏻