u/QuietGrind67

Hey everyone, I am currently in third year and a bit confused right now....... Ma c#/.net sikum ki QA??

I am currently in 6th sem and confused on what to choose kei months ma internship khojna parxa aba .......

Hey everyone! While learning C# and .NET I kept detailed notes (.txt files) on concepts and code. Should I upload these as a repo, or do recruiters only care about actual projects (I already have 2 working API projects)? Worried notes might look like clutter rather than add value. Thoughts?

Maile c# and .net KO sikdai xu and made some API projects with it. Internship apply garna KO lagi do we need to have a great knowledge ki basic le ni hunxa??

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Like when do I even know that I am ready to apply for internships??

Hey fellas, it's been a while since I start learning.net and c#. Currently in 6th sem. And now I want to apply for internships. But I don't have that yk a nice project just created only Library API and hotel booking API.

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So can you give me any ideas on which project to develop... And what it should include in the Nepal industry context??

Voli hamro ghar ko Websurfer ko recharge sakincha. Recharge garna/agadi support ma contact garna khojeko thiye, tara website ma listed 3 ota number ma call garda pre-recorded voice matra bajcha ani 1–4 madhye option choose garna bhancha. Option select garepachi pani kasaile call uthaudaina.

Aru kasailai ni yesto issue bhako cha? Websurfer ko support lai contact garne aru kunai effective tarika cha?

What am I even supposed to do now? 😭

Hey can a BCA graduate from tribhuwan university apply for public uni in Germany for masters?? Like credit hours pugxa but core subject napugeko Karan le reject hunxa jastai ni lagxa... Idk why!!!!

Hello,

I have an Acer laptop with an AMD Ryzen 5 processor. Some of the keys on my keyboard have stopped working, including both Ctrl keys, Shift, Tab, 1 key, and the volume up/down keys.

I would like to know:

Can these individual keys be repaired or replaced separately?

Or do I need to replace the entire keyboard?

Approximately how much would the repair or replacement cost?

I am currently enrolled in bachelors in IT here in Nepal. Still got 2 year before I graduate. And I feel this field isn't for me.

Researched a bit about ausbildung....

And wanted to ask you, should I opt for ausbildung??

I wanted to pursue my Career in health sector. But here in Nepal, one can't pursue it if individual is from science faculty in his/her secondary education. That's why due to lack of mentors, I choosed IT.

My question is, I got 2 year. Should I target b2 and apply for ausbildung in nursing in Germany?? Will my bachelor degree in IT become a knife in the back.

I heard people use autofill to submit Goethe Zentrum Kathmandu A1 class registration form faster since seats fill within seconds.

I want to set up autofill on my laptop before registration opens in July. Can someone please explain step by step how to use autofill for the GZK registration form?

Any tips would really help. Thank you!

Hey everyone, I am preparing for GZK A1 class registration in July. I heard seats fill within 30-55 seconds so I am trying to use autofill to be as fast as possible.

I tried Chrome built in autofill but it only fills basic fields. I also tried QuickForm extension but it needs exact field selector names from the actual form which isn't available before registration opens.

My questions:

Has anyone successfully used autofill for GZK registration?

What are the exact field names in the GZK form?

Is Chrome autofill enough or do I need something better?

Any other tips to submit faster?

Hey everyone, I'm a bachelor's IT student from Nepal with 2 years left before graduation and I'm seriously torn between two countries.

Japan option:

Masters in IT then find a job

Have some relatives there who might help

IT seems less competitive than other countries

But PR takes 10+ years minimum

Worried about AI affecting IT jobs long term and genuinely no interest in building a career in IT.

Work culture and foreigner treatment concerns me

Germany option:

Ausbildung in healthcare or trades.

Genuinely interested in health sector( couldn't join here in Nepal cause I wasn't from science background).

PR possiblle in less years than Japan legally.

Willing to learn German for 2 years or more.

Worried about visa rejection since I have a bachelor's degree and trying for ausbildung.

I want to build a stable long term career and life in whichever country I choose. Starting language learning from now so I can prepare early.

Which path would you recommend for someone in my situation?

Hey everyone!

I'm preparing for .NET developer internships

and targeting applications in about 1 months.

So far I've built:

- Student Management REST API with ASP.NET Core

- Entity Framework Core with SQL Server

- Service Pattern and Dependency Injection

Now I want to build ONE solid portfolio project

to impress interviewers.

My question:

What kind of project should I build that is

relevant to .NET internships in Nepal?

For example:

- E-Commerce API

- Hospital Management API

- Library Management API

- Something else?

What do companies in Nepal actually look for

in intern portfolios? Any advice from people

who have hired or been hired as .NET interns

would really help!

Hello everyone,

I am from Nepal and seriously considering doing Ausbildung in Germany. I studied management in high school and never took biology or any science subjects.( Basically not from science faculty).

My question is : is nursing Ausbildung possible for someone without a science or biology background? Or do German companies and vocational schools strictly require biology as a prerequisite?

If nursing is not possible, what are the closest healthcare related Ausbildung options available for someone like me?

Hello everyone,

I am from Nepal and seriously considering doing Ausbildung in Germany. I studied management with business math in high school and never took biology or any science subjects.( Basically not from science faculty).

My question is : is nursing Ausbildung possible for someone without a science or biology background? Or do German companies and vocational schools strictly require biology as a prerequisite?

If nursing is not possible, what are the closest healthcare related Ausbildung options available for someone like me?

Hey everyone, I'm a 5th semester student seriously considering Japan as my immigration destination.

My reasoning is simple , IT is getting oversaturated everywhere but from what I've seen Japan still has genuine demand for IT workers especially backend developers. I'm currently learning .NET and supposedly assuming will have around 1 year of backend experience by the time I graduate.

I'm fully willing to learn Japanese , that's not the concern.

My honest questions are:

Is IT still a realistic path to immigrate and settle in Japan compared to other countries?

I've heard about Japan's work culture being extremely demanding and some discrimination against foreigners ,

how bad is it really for South Asians working in IT there?

Does working in IT in Japan realistically lead to PR and long term settlement or is it more of a temporary work situation?

I want to settle permanently not just work temporarily. Any honest experiences from people actually living and working in Japan would really help. Thanks.

Hey everyone, I hope you're all doing well. I'm going to be honest, I'm quite young and I don't really know much about these things, but I'm genuinely trying to find a better path for my brother and I don't know where else to ask.

My brother is 26 and has been working as a security guard in the UAE. He finished secondary school about 7 years ago and since then, security is the only work he's ever known. No trade skills, no certifications, nothing extra. He's been working hard just to get by but I feel like he deserves more than this and I want to help him find something better.

I recently came across something called Ausbildung and honestly it gave me a little hope. I'm thinking maybe he could learn German for a year or two( will be 28 by then) and then apply for a vocational program, something hands-on like mechanics, electrical work, construction, or anything practical really. Not IT/ healthcare.

I just want to know from people who have knowledge in these fields:

1)Is this even a realistic plan for someone like him , 26( will be 28 after learning languages for 2 years), no trade background, starting from scratch?

2)What fields would actually suit someone like him and have good opportunities?

3)Does Ausbildung eventually lead to permanent residency or is it just temporary?

4)How does the whole process even work for someone coming from outside Europe( he is from Nepal but works in UAE)?

I know I might be asking basic questions but I really just want what's best for my brother. Any honest advice or real life experience would mean the world to me. Thank you so much.

Hey everyone, I hope you're all doing well. I'm going to be honest, I'm quite young and I don't really know much about these things, but I'm genuinely trying to find a better path for my brother and I don't know where else to ask.

My brother is 26 and has been working as a security guard in the UAE. He finished secondary school about 7 years ago and since then, security is the only work he's ever known. No trade skills, no certifications, nothing extra. He's been working hard just to get by but I feel like he deserves more than this and I want to help him find something better.

I recently came across something called Ausbildung and honestly it gave me a little hope. I'm thinking maybe he could learn German for a year or two( will be 28 by then) and then apply for a vocational program, something hands-on like mechanics, electrical work, construction, or anything practical really. Not IT/ healthcare.

I just want to know from people who have knowledge in these fields:

1)Is this even a realistic plan for someone like him , 26( will be 28 after learning languages for 2 years), no trade background, starting from scratch?

2)What fields would actually suit someone like him and have good opportunities?

3)Does Ausbildung eventually lead to permanent residency or is it just temporary?

4)How does the whole process even work for someone coming from outside Europe( he is from Nepal but works in UAE)?

I know I might be asking basic questions but I really just want what's best for my brother. Any honest advice or real life experience would mean the world to me. Thank you so much.