I have backlog in 1 paper and my btech councler said no prblm jut try to clear it and you can join collage we stop your documents verification and you cand give exam of btech and also when you clear the diploma you give us the degree.. then it's give me prblm in my jobe or not pls tell me if anyone have experience that type of

Hey everyone I'm a BTech student of batch 2022-26 and I'm not graduated yet! cuz I have 5 active backlogs what should I do now? The backlogs were about 16 and i brought them to 5 in 8th semester and still waiting for another 3 subjects results if it goes in my way I'd be having 2 backlogs but not pretty sure about that and I also started working on my skills now I have a gap of 2~3 months for appearing for my next supplementary exams, I wanna do something like doing some jobs non-technical or anything until I clear my supplies like you guys got any leads or suggestions would be appreciated :-)even people who have gone through similar situations like mine please do share your experiences and how did you guys came out of this situations

Why is the servo under powered? I am using a power supply set to 9V and it can supply up to 10A.

Looking for final-year students or recent graduates who are having a tough time breaking into tech.

A friend and I are running an affordable interview prep and job search program. We've already helped 2 students land software roles, and we're now opening up a few more spots.

We're keeping it very low-cost because we're focused on helping more people get their foot in the door in this god awful market, not selling an expensive bootcamp.

If you're interested or just want to know what it includes, leave a comment or send me a DM. Happy to answer any questions because I know how intimidating it is to try to put yourself out there. Heres one of the people we were able to help.

Anyone who is reading this i really need your guidance. I prepared for JEE for 3 years with the dream of getting into an IIT/NIT. Last year I scored 96.59 percentile but took a drop for IIT. This year I got 92.31 percentile, and now I'm confused about my future.

My family wants me to do B.Sc. along with government exam preparation, but I want to pursue B.Tech in CSE from a college I can get through my JEE score. At the same time, I'm scared because of AI and the layoffs happening in tech companies.

I'm confused between these options:

• B.Sc. + Government exam preparation

• B.Tech in CSE

• One more drop for NIT

I also lost both of my parents 8 years ago, so I don't really have anyone to guide me. That's why I'm asking for your honest advice.

One last question: Does age matter in campus placements? I'm 20 years old, and I'm worried whether my age or drop years will affect my opportunities.

Please guide me. It would mean a lot.

Thank you.

Hi everyone,

I am currently balancing a dual degree (BTech CSE + IITM BS in Data Science). Due to my heavy core coursework this semester, I am looking for 2 NPTEL courses (3 or 4 credits each) that have a manageable workload.

1. Our college forces us to do NPTEL; now I have done 3 courses so far. I want to do 2 courses this semester. I want courses that are easy to score because:
2. I want to get 3-4 credits per course
3. I want to get the money back, so 60% can be easily scored without extra effort.
4. I am already doing 2 degrees; I have many things on my plate, so I don't want to struggle with another pressure. I just want the final exam to be easy, assignment based or PYQ-based. Like, last time Java questions came totally from PYQs and assignments, so I scored 93%.

Please suggest some courses from your expertise. Thanks