Lack of Mentorship Access

• Leads to poor decision-making, lack of guidance for placements, careers, and academics.
• Students, especially from Tier 2/3 cities, struggle to find structured, relatable mentorship

Scattered Learning Resources

• Confusing, poor-quality learning from scattered unverified sources
• Students remain stuck in college bubbles, lacking pan-India exposure

No Cross-College Peer Network

• Lack of collaboration, networking, and national-level opportunities.
• Reduces students’ ability to build connections beyond their own campus.

No Access to Student-Specific Perks

• Students miss key resources for self-growth, skilling, and savings.
• Lack of exclusive student benefits limits opportunities for financial relief and career advancement.

Wasted Time on Discovery

• Time inefficiency limits self-learning, skilling and focus.
• Students waste hours browsing multiple platforms for events and competitions.

No Safe, Relatable Community Space

• Lack of a safe, relatable space for doubts leaves students confined to WhatsApp groups.
• Intimidation from LinkedIn/Twitter harms mental well-being, peer connection, and open dialogue.

Fragmented Tools & Platforms

• Students juggle between 7–10 apps for notes, mentorship, competitions, and resources.
• This reduces digital focus, consistency, and effective habit-building.

No Flexible Earning Opportunities

• Skilled students don’t have platforms to earn through mentorship or contributions.
• Limits youth financial independence and peer-led knowledge-sharing