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Welcome to this blog, I am grateful to those of you who visit my blog and help me gain confidence.

Who am I: Manish Raj

I’m Manish Raj from Bulandshahr, Uttar Pradesh, a 24-year-old boy. In 2021, I completed my B.C.A (Bachelor of Computer Applications) at I.P College Campus-2 in Bulandshahr, Uttar Pradesh. This blog “jigyasahub.com,” was founded by myself.

I’m part-time blogging because I aspire to be a Software Engineer or Web Developer. After completing my B.C.A., I dropped out for a year due to a lack of a suitable college. So I’m preparing for the UPCET in order to get into a better MCA college, and in the meantime, I’m blogging.

A new chapter in my life in technology after completing the 12th:

I was a simple guy who always received high grades in all subjects; you could say I was the top student in my village’s Hindi medium school. You’ll be surprised to learn something I didn’t know: how to use Mobile and XYZ. I had little technical knowledge and was unable to lock my phone.

I looked up everything on YouTube, including “How to lock,” “How to become an expert in Mobile,” “How to hack a friend’s Whatsapp,” “How to hack a friend’s Facebook,” “How to remote control a friend’s mobile,” and so on. I didn’t learn how to hack, but I did learn something new.

Day by day, I became more knowledgeable about mobile and learned various tips and tricks. I learned basic HTML and CSS programming, as well as how to use the internet and cables. My friend was afraid of me and refused to give me his phone.

They realized something else could have happened on their phone. After three months, I was accepted into B.C.A from Bulandshahr, in August 2018. So in 2-3 months, I learned a lot about Mobile.

How did I not become a blogger in 2018:

Then something changed in my life. When I was studying for my B.C.A. in 2018, I met two boys named Mazz Ansari and Manish Gupta. They were both highly brilliant in class, and I used to talk to them all the time. When I spoke with them, I was inspired and gained a wealth of information.

In front of me, they employed a variety of unknown terminology. Blogging, SEO, Hacking, Hosting, Algorithms, and Attacks were among them. I looked up such terms at home and learned about them, so I decided to start blogging, but I didn’t because I didn’t know anything about it.

I was fresh to this technical profession, learning new things, and unable to convey my limited knowledge to users. I wanted to provide my users with extremely helpful information. As a result, I was unable to begin.