u/Rudransh26

Hello guys, I’m currently 15 years old and in 10th grade. I know some Python at an intermediate/basic level — I can solve simple problems, use if-else, loops, functions, and a few more concepts. I learned mostly from W3Schools and my maternal uncle, who is a coder at Goldman Sachs.

But the problem is that I’m not able to solve LeetCode, Codeforces, or competitive programming problems at all. I feel like I know syntax, but not actual problem-solving.

I want to restart programming properly from the basics and then go deeper step by step. My goal is to eventually learn AI/ML and also competitive programming seriously.

I can spare around 40 minutes daily, maybe more if I find it interesting, and probably 1+ hour on weekends.

I’m thinking about becoming either an HFT developer or an AI/ML engineer in the future.

Can you guys suggest a roadmap tailored for someone like me? Also, should I focus on CP first, development first, or math/problem solving first?

Hello guys, I’m currently 15 years old and in 10th grade. I know some Python at an intermediate/basic level — I can solve simple problems, use if-else, loops, functions, and a few more concepts. I learned mostly from W3Schools and my maternal uncle, who is a coder at Goldman Sachs.

But the problem is that I’m not able to solve LeetCode, Codeforces, or competitive programming problems at all. I feel like I know syntax, but not actual problem-solving.

I want to restart programming properly from the basics and then go deeper step by step. My goal is to eventually learn AI/ML and also competitive programming seriously.

I can spare around 40 minutes daily, maybe more if I find it interesting, and probably 1+ hour on weekends.

I’m thinking about becoming either an HFT developer or an AI/ML engineer in the future.

Can you guys suggest a roadmap tailored for someone like me? Also, should I focus on CP first, development first, or math/problem solving first?

Hey everyone,

This post is pretty serious, I was in contact with some serious NDA aspirants from last week, whose story was pretty absurd.

There are many aspirants who prepare for NDA then SSB and after doing all the things he got medical out.

These all efforts to get rejected in the end.

I have a proposal for SSB

You should conduct medical before SSB and should organise camps in local areas so that students can get checked up.

If my idea is not valid pls roast it and if it is good then pls upvote it...

You are my senior guyss.. I would love to learn from you.

Hello guys,

I am in 10th rn (indian), i wanna pursue my bachelors in CS from Germany as a backup from next year i will also be preparing for IIT.

And should I start learning german??

And while preparing for IIT how can I prepare for the GERMAN procedure??

One more thing I have my uncle living in the Netherlands so if it could help in some ways.

And what about the 13th year?? And the job salary after bachelors is the ROI good??

Hello everyone,
i am in 10th right now, i am thinking of doing bachelors in CS from NL.
My maternal uncle and aunt lives in amsterdam and itself is a Senior software developer, so housing is not a problem as they own a house!

pls tell me what should i focus on in next 3 years and what steps i should take in order to accomplish this mission.
and is it worth it??
as my next 3 years gonna be hactic as i will be preparing for IIT JEE and NDA(its defence related)

so pls guide me.. and also tell me the cost and remember that i can work part time..