They said they will be participating in DC along with all other pvt colleges. Idk if this will ever happen or not but it should happen. My gmr is 31k. Still waiting for DC. Manifesting to study in same classroom as my crush.
Do you think this info is correct.
What is bigger? wbjeeb decission or decision made by pvt colleges together?
Can wbjeeb mandate participating pvt colleges to take part in DC?
This time a lot of seats will be vacant and open for spot counselling for private colleges (decentralised counselling). Now these private colleges have agents who are asking money from students for admission into vacant seats which will be left after round 3. When students ask if this is legal, they say it is totally legal as supremey court has ruled management quota is legally allowed. But they are straight out selling vacant seats . They have started taking taken amount from now only. I have call recording of one such agent who assured me i can get mechanical engineering seat in Heritage for 3 lakh rs. I have to pay most of the amount inside college campus and that too is accepted in cash only.
What do you think of this?
Hey everyone,
I’m a first-year tech student living in Howrah, and I’ve been mapping out a localized problem. The state police do a lot, but response times in our narrow, dense "para" lanes during a high-panic crisis or late-night safety emergency can easily stretch to 20-30 minutes.
Instead of trying to rely on passive, remote video-tracking apps, I’m working on a hyper-local concept: a decentralized "Neighborhood Standby Mesh."
How it works conceptually:
The Target Audience: Everyday citizens pay a micro-subscription (around 99 rs per month) for complete peace of mind.
The Responders: We leverage local, background-checked residents (like neighborhood gym trainers, sports athletes, martial artists) who live right in your immediate "para" or residential block.
The Government-Vetted Training: They aren't just random citizens. Under a strict Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), every single responder will undergo mandatory physical and tactical de-escalation training at a Government-Approved Security Training Institute.
Legally Licensed: The platform will operate under an official state PSARA license. Responders act strictly within the legal boundaries of the Right of Private Defense (BNS Section 35), utilizing mandatory, live-streaming wearable body cams to record the scene for the state police. They act strictly as a physical human shield and extraction mechanism, NOT vigilantes.
The Pay Structure: They aren't full-time employees patrolling on fixed shifts. Instead, they receive a monthly baseline honorarium (around 3,000 rs per month) just to keep their geofence app active while at home, plus a direct cash bounty (500 rs or more) if they successfully intercept an active emergency.
Under 60-Second Response: Because we would have roughly 15 to 20 responders embedded per square kilometer, if someone long-presses an emergency SOS button, the 2 nearest local responders can sprint on foot or a cycle to reach the target location in seconds.
The Question for You Guys:
If you or your family members were returning late from Howrah station with luggage, walking through dark coaching hub lanes after late classes, or if a woman in your block faced an active domestic escalation behind a front door, would you trust a 60-second local, licensed civilian shield over a standard 25-minute remote response delay?
Would local para youth actually be motivated by a 3k rs standby honorarium + active response bounties to protect their own blocks?
Be as brutal and honest as you want. I want to map out the flaws before trying to validate this further or presenting it to incubators/legal mentors. Let me know your thoughts!
Hey everyone,
I’m a first-year tech student living in Howrah, and I’ve been mapping out a localized problem. The state police do a lot, but response times in our narrow, dense "para" lanes during a high-panic crisis or late-night safety emergency can easily stretch to 20-30 minutes.
Instead of trying to rely on passive, remote video-tracking apps, I’m working on a hyper-local concept: a decentralized "Neighborhood Standby Mesh."
How it works conceptually:
The Target Audience: Everyday citizens pay a micro-subscription (around 99 rs per month) for complete peace of mind.
The Responders: We leverage local, background-checked residents (like neighborhood gym trainers, sports athletes, martial artists) who live right in your immediate "para" or residential block.
The Government-Vetted Training: They aren't just random citizens. Under a strict Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), every single responder will undergo mandatory physical and tactical de-escalation training at a Government-Approved Security Training Institute.
Legally Licensed: The platform will operate under an official state PSARA license. Responders act strictly within the legal boundaries of the Right of Private Defense (BNS Section 35), utilizing mandatory, live-streaming wearable body cams to record the scene for the state police. They act strictly as a physical human shield and extraction mechanism, NOT vigilantes.
The Pay Structure: They aren't full-time employees patrolling on fixed shifts. Instead, they receive a monthly baseline honorarium (around 3,000 rs per month) just to keep their geofence app active while at home, plus a direct cash bounty (500 rs or more) if they successfully intercept an active emergency.
Under 60-Second Response: Because we would have roughly 15 to 20 responders embedded per square kilometer, if someone long-presses an emergency SOS button, the 2 nearest local responders can sprint on foot or a cycle to reach the target location in seconds.
The Question for You Guys:
If you or your family members were returning late from Howrah station with luggage, walking through dark coaching hub lanes after late classes, or if a woman in your block faced an active domestic escalation behind a front door, would you trust a 60-second local, licensed civilian shield over a standard 25-minute remote response delay?
Would local para youth actually be motivated by a 3k rs standby honorarium + active response bounties to protect their own blocks?
Be as brutal and honest as you want. I want to map out the flaws before trying to validate this further or presenting it to incubators/legal mentors. Let me know your thoughts!
Can anyone help me with some innovative ideas?
I want to do ECE BTech in the same college as my crush. But I don’t know which college it will be. She can choose any college in Kolkata according to her WBJEE rank (exam scheduled on 24th May).
After the results are declared and WBJEE counselling starts, I somehow want to know which college she is choosing.
I can’t ask her directly.
So any idea? 👉👈🤧