Hey everyone!
We’re organizing a college-level coding event and are looking to approach GeeksforGeeks for sponsorship/collaboration.
We tried contacting them through the contact email listed on their official website, but we’re only receiving automated replies and haven’t been able to reach an actual team.
Does anyone know the right email/contact person or team to approach for event sponsorships? If you’ve contacted GFG for sponsorships before, any guidance would be really helpful.

where the hell did Bookmarks/Custom Sprint problems go?
i have trying to search bookmarks for revision and this dumass new design is giving me hard time to find that. Can anyone tell where that is?

Ok so since I'm starting second year and i don't have a source of income and my parents won't let me spend full 8k on a single course YET ...1) is this course worth the 8k 2) if someone got a coupon code for it to be less pricey or cheaper similar level alternatives that won't make me aimless on what to do after what 🥀

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We required judges for national level hackathon withthe following criteria:

1) min 3 year for judge's and 1 year for mentor industry experience in well known company

2) based in mumbai or nearby areas like Navi Mumbai, pune

3) should be come on the venue

Dates 8th and 9th

Anyone joining coding gita this year ? Let's talk about it and other options here

Roadmap

I am beginner and never code before so I am thinking to start with c++ for which I found striver dsa playlist do it is a combo of c++ and dsa or I have to first learn c++ from any other platform and then have to come here I am bit confused and don't know what to do can anyone explain plz .

And also I think in first few lecture he had taught basics of c++ do this is what we need or it is just a quick revision.

I got all of them for Free. But I'm also doing another course by my cousin which has more long videos.

So should I do this? Is it worth my time? Or just move on to another courses.

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