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India·70d ago
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Skill Sharing App for Students
Problem College students in cities like Pune often struggle to find peers who can share skills like coding, graphic design, and language learning. This leads to missed opportunities for learning and collaboration. Who feels it Around 25 lakh college students in Pune seek affordable avenues to improve their skills outside of formal education. They are eager to learn but often lack resources. MVP hint Users can create profiles, list skills they can teach or want to learn, and connect through chat or video calls. The app will support local languages and have an integrated calendar for scheduling. Why now With the rise of gig economy jobs, skills learning has become crucial for students aiming for better job prospects. The evolving educational landscape in India also emphasizes practical skills. Revenue Charging ₹249 monthly for the premium features, with an estimated user base of 5,000 could lead to ₹12.45 lakh ARR.