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Karan Babani
Yaduvesh Yadav
Ishika Gujar
Pawan soni
Keywords:
Sustainability, Reusability, Reselling, Freelance Hub, Digital Library, Economic Efficiency, Academic Resources, Student Collaboration, Waste Reduction, Engineering Colleges, Bharat.
Abstract:
The velocity at which educational resources are being consumed and wasted by use amongst the category of engineering students in Bharat poses significant economic and environmental challenges. When there are over 4,000 engineering colleges with millions of students, this cycle of purchase and discard of expensive commodities in the form of textbooks, equipment, and study materials is a financially draining affair and is associated with immense waste. Foxit converges dynamic resell marketplaces of items, an immersive digital library for ease of access to academic resources, and a freelance hub for student-driven tutoring and services. All of this acts to enhance sustainability, reusability, and economic efficiency in the student community. This paper will look into the design, functionality, and probable implications of Foxit in creating a more sustainable, affordable, and collaborative educational setting. In this study, an in-depth analysis is narrated about the present needs of the student, operational mechanics of Foxit, and the anticipated benefits that are expected to result from it, while insisting that government support is highly essential if it has to achieve maximum reach out and effectiveness.
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International Journal of Recent Research and Review
ISSN: 2277-8322
Vol. XVII, Issue 2
June 2024
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PUBLISHED
June 2024
ISSUE
Vol. XVII, Issue 2
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Articles
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