Bipra Prasun Das

What it takes to study Computer Science in Bangladesh

It is important that you evaluate whether you have a genuine interest and passion for technology, problem-solving, and coding before studying CS.

3d ago

Note taking methods that work for you

Note-taking is an art that can make or break your study experience, whether you are dissecting a novel, solving maths equations, memorising historical facts, or even writing code. With so many different styles and strategies, how do you choose the right one? The key to that is understanding that different methods suit different subjects, and, even more importantly, different people.

1w ago

Transitioning back to academic life after the July Revolution

In a newly rejuvenated country, with the winds of change blowing through every corner, it is understandable that universities, colleges, and schools want to resume operations with newfound energy.

1m ago

The lack of freedom for minorities is indicative of institutional issues

The communal attacks against minorities undermine the very essence of unity and justice that countless student protesters have sacrificed their lives for.

3m ago

Studying in public spaces: Should you give it a go?

For students, third places can become crucial study environments that break the monotony of studying in a room.

4m ago

Things to consider before you start tutoring

For many Bangladeshi students, home tutoring is often the only way to earn money.

6m ago

Explained: Bangladesh’s Economy

One of the critical aspects of understanding how an economy works is understanding how money flows.

9m ago

A fresh graduate’s guide to entering and navigating the banking sector

Working at a bank can be a rewarding experience for many, offering a dynamic environment filled with opportunities for growth and professional development. At the same time, this line of work can get pretty challenging, especially for freshers.

10m ago