Finally I received my first salary in my account 🥺. And this is a good amount for me as a fresher as a start and when the whole salary transfer In my father account. I can't talk about my feelings 🥺. First Time my father and Mother got emotional 🥺❤. Parents Dream 🥺❤.

AI is a powerful resource for learning but only for those who have the vision to explore, experiment, and understand. Otherwise, if you're just copying and pasting, you're not really learning.

Using AI means leveraging LLMs to actually build something: training data, fine-tuning models, designing hidden prompt mechanisms, applying techniques like RAG or MCP and developing systems that solve specific tasks in innovative ways. This is how you truly learn to build with AI.

The entire market is now filled with AI and LLM Modals, and we're using them aggressively in our daily lives. However, simply bypassing an error and copy-pasting a solution is not the true use of AI nor is it building something meaningful or different.

In today’s hyper-competitive tech ecosystem, being proficient in DSA and Development is no longer optional; it's foundational. Here’s why mastering both is crucial if you're an entry-level engineer:. DSA + DEV + System Desgine + Devops == Cover 99% of Oppurnuity

Had a great session with both students and professionals. I truly enjoy connecting with people, whether it's a paid opportunity or a free one. If I'm able to help someone, that's what matters most to me. It's a great opportunity, and I'm genuinely happy to be a part of it

Since 2023, I've built several projects and made meaningful contributions across various domains. And yes, this is not a update; it's a reflection of consistent, hands-on growth.

Had another international 1:1 session today. The person I previously spoke with worked in Poland as a Support Engineer, bringing over 3 years of experience. He’s now looking to transition into an SDE role . 1:1 Connect -

🧠 Core Concepts to Master:.🔹 Core OOPS.🔹 SOLID Principles – Clean and extendable design.🔹 Design Patterns – Reusable solutions to common problems.🔹 UML & Class Diagrams – Visualize your designs like a pro.🔹 Object Modelling & Design Thinking – Think before you code.

LLD as a Fresher Here’s the Breakdown You Need!. LLD isn’t just for senior devs or system design interviews. It’s a must-have skill if you want to:.✅ Write scalable code.✅ Build real-world systems.✅ Stand out in interviews.✅ Think like a software architect

Love connecting with people who are doing really great but are still eager to learn something new and push their limits. This was the story of yesterday's session. 1:1 Session -

🚫 Mistake 2: You solve problems randomly, jumping from Array to Graph to Tree. 🔁 But you never connect the patterns — the real gold. 🚫 Mistake 3: You panic in interviews. 🔁 Because you’ve practiced for coding platforms, not real interviews.

Why you're still stuck after 300+ DSA problems. I’ve mentored thousands of students, and here’s the mistake I see most of them making:. 🚫 Mistake 1: You solve the question → see the solution → move on. 🔁 But you never go back to revise. You forget it in 2 days.

Recently, I connected with an experienced professional, and we had an insightful discussion on hiring practices and current industry trends. 1:1Connect -

The weekend was fully occupied with engaging and energetic sessions with peers and professionals. 1:1 Connect -

Drawing from those insights, I’ve created this playlist, where each video is designed to teach you something new and practical. Especially Curated for Freshers.

This Playlist Clearly Your Almost Doubt Regarding DSA. Without any pretense, I share my failures. I’ve also connected with thousands of students and learned valuable lessons not from my or their successes, but from their failures.

One thing I strongly recommend to those currently in their preparation phase: use social media intentionally and mindfully. Use it primarily for your own growth share what you're learning, showcase your progress, and document your journey.

This journey has been nothing short of transformational:. 💡 From solving bugs to building systems from scratch. 🧠 From learning every day to leading and mentoring others. 🧱 From writing code to shaping the foundation of our tech stack.

Celebrating 1 Year at @pro_peers 🎉🎊🥳.SDE 1 ➝ Founding Engineer. Exactly 1 year ago, I joined ProPeers as an SDE 1, fresh with energy, ideas, and a relentless hunger to build and grow. Today, I’m incredibly grateful and proud to share

When I was in college, I realized over time that one of the biggest challenges students like me face is the lack of proper guidance someone who can clearly explain what to do, how to do it, and where to start. I personally felt this gap a lot during my college years.