Indian students waste hours daily checking fragmented internship platforms
Students in India must manually browse Internshala, LinkedIn, Naukri, and individual company sites every day to find internships relevant to their skills. There is no aggregated, personalized discovery layer. The time cost is high and the signal-to-noise ratio is poor across platforms.
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