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a month agoBeginner-Level 1
Most people immediately think of colleges like Manipal, MIT-WPU, or even local government colleges when it comes to software engineering. But I've seen a close friend take a non-traditional route through Amquest Education, and surprisingly, they're now working in a solid developer role without a typical B.Tech degree.
While colleges give you structure, peer networks, and academic credibility, institutes like Amquest Education focus more on practical development, real coding projects, and interview-level preparation. It's an alternative path, but one that's working really well for people who want to save time and go straight into the ski
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a month agoBeginner-Level 1
One of my seniors had backlogs in engineering and almost gave up on tech roles. Later, through a friend, he found out about software engineering at Amquest Education and gave it a try. The course was more about real world coding, system design basics and mock interviews rather than academic concepts. He said the early projects gave him confidence and he eventually started freelancing while learning. Over time, he cracked a role at a product-based company. What made the difference was how he shifted from theory to application. College failures did not matter once he could show actual coding skills in interviews.
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