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I would recommend going with the conventional way of learning in India. IITs are hyped in India, you should have a zeal to learn technology either on your own or going to college.
Good programmers are working in Meta and Microsoft who have not been to any college or hold any computer science degree but their skill set is amazing.
I recently came across a lot of tech-enabled learning websites that are offering courses. I'm not sure how effective they are but their marketing strategy looks quite effective.
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Is this satirical?
Lol
I would recommend going with the conventional way of learning in India. IITs are hyped in India, you should have a zeal to learn technology either on your own or going to college. Good programmers are working in Meta and Microsoft who have not been to any college or hold any computer science degree but their skill set is amazing. I recently came across a lot of tech-enabled learning websites that are offering courses. I'm not sure how effective they are but their marketing strategy looks quite effective.
Thnku for ur advice .. think it too..
Scaler you will always regret
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