
The Story of a boy from GVP to Apple! Humble Beginning to Whopping Package! Studious to Super coder!! Read this Interesting Story of a GVPcian!Dear Students and FriendsAs I said before, I met a GVPCE

Probably India’s First, Edge Computing Device in Road Safety (K-Shield) is Ready for Industrial Production (K-Shield)! Proud Moment to the Institution, Founders, of course to me as a Mentor!!Dear

Dear students when you score low marks or when you fail to get what you want, you may feel bad and want to give up. Wait a minute, don’t lose hope. Talk to your parents, or friends or teachers, and

To succeed in any competitive exam students should know how the questions were framed in the exam. To understand this every teacher recomends the students to solve the previous exam papers.When a student

Decide to Quit your Job? Before Writing Resignation, Read this Job Description!Dear Friends and StudentsAmid the Global Recession, one of my known contacts decided to quit the job! Did I ask why?

On 30 August 2018, I happened to read an article in The Economic Times. It reads as follows: Over 93,000 candidates including 3700 PhD's, 28000 post graduates, 50000 graduates applied for 62 posts

BITS Pilani, recognized as an Institute of Eminence by MHRD, and is India’s leading institute of higher education and a deemed to be university, with an illustrious legacy, modern campuses and eminent

When it comes to JEE Advanced, your books need to go beyond basic NCERT and focus on depth, application, and problem-solving stamina. Here's a subject-wise breakdown with tiers

What is proved just before 30 seconds of our heartbeat stops! Did we compile our memory book for the last reflash? Need for Happy Hour in Institutions. Read this interesting perspective.Dear Friends

The Cost of Wasted Time: A Reflection on Networking, Focus, and ProductivityDear Friends,Recently, I came across a post on X by Naval Ravikant that said, “Networking is overrated. Go do something

Dear Teachers,It’s time for an honest reflection on our professional journey. How many of us have been teaching the same chapters, year after year, without change? Have we felt a sense of monotony