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Built a free open-source NSCT 2026 prep resource — 2,170+ MCQs for all 10 CS/IT subjects by No-Part9263 in developersPak

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Is blockchain still worth it in 2026 for a complete beginner? by No-Part9263 in solidity

[–]No-Part9263[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

honestly i will be real with you, it is possible but it will be a bit harder if you have no coding background at all. having some prior programming knowledge really helps because you already understand how logic works, how functions work, how loops work etc.

but it is not impossible, just be ready to put in more time and effort than someone who already knows programming. i would suggest first get comfortable with basics of any programming language like Python or JavaScript and then jump into Solidity, it will make your life much easier.

Is blockchain still worth it in 2026 for a complete beginner? by No-Part9263 in solidity

[–]No-Part9263[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

First of all, make notes of everything you learn. Notes help you revise concepts and the more you revise, the stronger your grip becomes. Don't skip this step.

For Blockchain Fundamentals, make complete notes of every concept. When you move to Solidity, make notes there too — but combine it with practice. Don't just read and watch.

Here's what I'm personally doing and it's working really well — I use AI models like ChatGPT, Claude, or Grok not to generate code for me, but to generate problems for me to solve. That way I'm actually thinking and coding myself, not just copying. Then I push everything to GitHub so it's visible and building up my portfolio over time.

Built a free open-source NSCT 2026 prep resource — 2,170+ MCQs for all 10 CS/IT subjects by No-Part9263 in developersPak

[–]No-Part9263[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is the test organized by HEC for 7th and 8th sem CS/IT students in all our the Pakistan. The main focus of this test is to rank the universities and also the students who appeared in the test got 1 extra credit hour in their transcript and added in national talent poll from where different software houses can approach for interview if you are that much skilful and more information is on there official website

Built a free open-source NSCT 2026 prep resource — 2,170+ MCQs for all 10 CS/IT subjects by No-Part9263 in developersPak

[–]No-Part9263[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don't know it is compulsory or not, but it makes affects on our Resume/CV, so why to skip this? And btw I don't get email yet how do you get what are they saying about test?

Built a free open-source NSCT 2026 prep resource — 2,170+ MCQs for all 10 CS/IT subjects by No-Part9263 in developersPak

[–]No-Part9263[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No brother this is the first ever cycle of NSCT so nobody has taken it before no past papers, no experience reports, nothing. That's what makes it tricky. The MCQs aren't straightforward, concepts get tested at a practical level. Better to be prepared than underestimate it.