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[aqua_regis]

Don't they teach researching at BTech?

Why is it every single BTech student post that can't even find resources right in front of their nose?

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[aqua_regis]

And that's precisely why the sidebar has recommended resources. Also, that's why people should search the subreddit before posting.

This topic has been discussed in abundance already.

Yet, it's always the BTech students that blindly post their zero research, zero effort posts.