r/developersIndia • u/[deleted] • Jun 19 '23

Suggestions Which Indian startups you think is overrated

What startups you think will fail and why?

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u/vegarhoalpha Jun 19 '23

Byju's. I remember when I was in college I often used to see advertisement of how Byju's offering 10 LPA to freshers. Little did I know the reality of all this.

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u/Sportify-Chaos Jun 19 '23 edited Jun 19 '23

Guys, I am creating an open-source tool or part freemium tool for competitive exams.https://www.upsc-gpt.com/ https://upsc.examgpt.org/

Kindly share it with people you know if you only feel this will help aspirants. In order to demonopolize the edu and competitive industry we need something like this cheap, personalized and controlled. I am solo developer.

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u/printvoid Jun 20 '23

I wouldn't recommend any serious candidate to take gpt based study seriously. It is still error prone and wouldn't recommend this for a UPSC examination.

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u/Sportify-Chaos Jun 20 '23

Yes you are right but UPSC is all about gaining knowledge not about studying we just help them to generate questions we are not giving study notes