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Building AdmissionBoss: Making College Admission Research Easier for Students in India

Admission Boss · 2026-09-24T10:14:42.850-07:00

Hi Product Hunt community 👋I’m working on AdmissionBoss, an education and admission guidance platform focused on making higher-education research easier for students and parents in India.One of the challenges we noticed is that students often have to search across many different sources when researching colleges, universities, courses, entrance exams, eligibility requirements, fees and admission processes.We’re building AdmissionBoss to bring useful education and admission resources together in a simpler, more student-friendly way.We’re also working on guidance around DRCC and Bihar Student Credit Card (BSCC) processes for eligible students in Bihar, where understanding documentation and admission-related procedures can be particularly confusing.Our focus is on creating useful, understandable resources rather than simply publishing information for search engines.I’d love to hear from other Product Hunt members:What was the most confusing part of your college or university admission journey?If you're interested, you can also take a look at what we're building: AdmissionBoss — https://admissionboss.com/

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