r/gandhinagar

Because genuinely feels like everyone online either went to IIT/BITS or already has 5 internships somehow.

I’m currently in final year CSE and realised pretty late that my college syllabus alone is NOT getting me anywhere near industry-level AI skills. Started looking outside college for structured programs and came across the IIT Gandhinagar PGD in AI-ML & Agentic Engineering recently (it's close to my home)

But I don't know much about it from an existing student's pov. Anybody here went there? Or are these programs worth the investment?

Yo i wanna learn to skateboard is anyone out there who knows or does that , help me out also need suggestions from where to buy and what to buy

Planning a 2-day trip to Ahmedabad & Gandhinagar with kids and looking for suggestions

Places we have shortlisted so far:

Ahmedabad : - Science City, Riverfront, Kankaria Lake, Manek Chowk (for street food)

Gandhinagar :- Adalaj Stepwell, Akshardham Temple, Indroda Nature Park

We heard Manek Chowk might be a bit overrated for street food, so if there are better local food places/ famous eateries, please suggest.

Also, considering the current heat, it would be great if someone could suggest a good itinerary/timing plan to avoid the afternoon heat as much as possible.

Kids also want to try go-karting, so recommendations for good places around Ahmedabad/Gandhinagar would be really helpful.

Smoking chhodne mein L lag sakta hai

Drugs walo ki kya halat hoti hogi

Like serious rehabilitation 😂 types??//

Health is primary

hey guys so I have so many used cartridges and I want to know is there anyone who recycle them or anything like that or I just throw them in the trash

The day is going very boring… let’s do some comment-chatting. Maybe a virtual truth or dare!
Anything of that sort.
Be enthusiastic and respond!!

Cheers 🥂

Greetings everyone! I've just moved here from Pune to study GIFT City, where I go to college 3 days a week, and I must admit that this city is slowly capturing my heart.

The people in this city are very kind-hearted. I have gotten lost a few times and random strangers have actually stopped to help me get on the right path—not just by saying "go straight" but by really going out of their way to help me! This kind of kindness does actually feel different as an outsider who is far away from their home.

The shopkeepers in my area are also very friendly; I have observed how the shopkeepers in my area talk to other customers and treat all of the customers. As an outsider, I have never felt that I am out of place or unwelcome. Although I am still not fluent in Gujarati, I have found that most people will switch to speaking Hindi without making a big deal about it, which I really appreciate.

I am currently trying to make a decision about where I would like to move to: Ahmedabad or Gandhinagar? I have recently made arrangements with my new roommate and now need to decide which city I would prefer to move into.

About Me:

- I just graduated and am not connected at all in this place.

-My college is located at GIFT City, so I only have class on 3 days and plenty of free time to look for a part-time job.

-I haven't been able to find any job opportunities, but I will continue trying until I do.

My Impressions of the Two Cities:

Ahmedabad - More alive and has more people and things happening, making me feel confident that I can find a job here if I work hard at it. The energy from other people in the city has really contributed to its warmth.

Gandhinagar - Very peaceful and clean; enjoyed my time there. I went on some nice night drives and experienced a completely different vibe from that of my previous city. I tried some of the food at Kudasan and Sector 6, and both places were worth eating at. The only downside is that transportation is a bit expensive and only until 7:30 PM the metro is running. Coming from Pune, where I primarily used the metro, this is going to be an adjustment and cause me to incur additional costs when travelling at night.

What I'm Looking For:

- Which city has more part-time jobs for new graduates or inexperienced workers?

- Where can I develop a network from the ground up?

- Where can I actually build a network from scratch?

- Which one is easier on the pocket for a student?

Would really love to hear from locals or anyone who’s been in a similar situation. Any advice on jobs, networking, or just surviving and thriving as an outsider here would be super helpful 🙏

I have a question....

​Which colleges or university in Gujarat are better for bsc which actually teaches and helps students....

​I am looking for BSC in Computer Science....

​I searched in google and saw that there were not many options for bsc in CS...

​I would appreciate if someone interacts and help me with this....

​I found some college and please tell me which one these are better options

​Gujarat University

​St Xavier

​MG Institute of science

​Gujarat college of Arts and science

​I wanted a college with low fees and obviously my options are not cheap, and if anyone have any ideas or information on colleges please help me

I have been looking for job for two months now, please help me getting one in gandhinagar or Ahmedabad.

Need honest reviews for MCA in:

LDRP Institute of Technology and Research

Institute of Advanced Research

National Forensic Sciences University

Swarrnim Startup & Innovation University

How are placements, coding culture, faculty, and overall opportunities?

Which one would you recommend for someone serious about tech placements?

He gandhinagar i booked 2bhk apartment on 4th floor in Texas Repose site near walking distance of Raysan Metro station.

Expected handover will be 1 year.

3 block Residencial only scheme.

Hey everyone,
After i (26M) coming out of a long-term relationship, I’ve realized that I’ve become pretty awkward and closed off when talking to girls. I’m naturally a bit introverted too, and because of that I’ve already ruined a couple of dates simply because I couldn’t communicate normally or open up properly.

So right now, I’m not really looking to jump straight into dating again. I feel like what I genuinely need first is a good female friend — someone kind, talkative, understanding, and a little extroverted maybe — who can help me get comfortable being myself again and improve my confidence in conversations.

I just want to become normal again socially, open up naturally, and stop overthinking every interaction. Maybe after that, I’ll actually be ready to date someone properly without messing it up.