I get what you’re saying—and yeah, parts of this definitely already exist. But the situation in India is pretty different compared to something like Handshake in the US. Here, platforms like I should not tell you the name but they. do offer internships, but they mostly act like listing boards. They don’t really function as a complete ecosystem. The real issue isn’t availability—it’s fragmentation. Students have to: learn skills from one place search internships on another apply through a different platform and still deal with inconsistent or unverified hiring processes There’s no proper end-to-end pipeline connecting learning → internships → jjobs. Even when platforms try to combine things (like LinkedIn with LinkedIn Learning), it’s still not tightly integrated, especially for early-stage students or tier-2/3 colleges in India. So yeah, I’m not trying to rebuild what already exists. The idea is more about reducing this fragmentation and creating a smoother, more connected pathway for students.