Absolutely! Today, there are resources that allow you to learn effectively on your own. For example, I started improving my typing skills and reducing the time I spend typing using typing lessons . Everything there is designed to make learning interactive and gradual, with tests and exercises. This is a classic example of how online tools allow you to develop independently, saving time and getting practical results. This experience inspires me to try other online courses because it really works.

I totally get what you mean! I used to struggle with coding until I found some online courses, but honestly, I still missed proper guidance. Then I heard about MP TAAS — my friend from Madhya Pradesh got financial support through it to join a structured course with good mentors. That really boosted his learning. So, I guess having some guidance or support, even online, makes a huge difference. Without it, you can learn, but progress is way slower.