I want to start this honestly. ApexDevs wasn't born out of a polished startup pitch or a hackathon idea I was trying to dress up as a company. It was born out of something quieter, and frankly, more uncomfortable — watching too many capable students around me get politely turned away from the thing they were told to chase their whole lives. A job. Even an internship. Even an interview, sometimes. This post is about why I decided to build it anyway. The students nobody is building for If you scroll through LinkedIn for ten minutes, you'll see the same thing on loop. The IIT kid who landed a 40 LPA offer. The girl who cracked Google in her third year. The boy who shipped an open-source project that ended up on Hacker News. We celebrate them, and we should — they worked for it. But there is a much, much larger group of students that nobody is building for. The average and below-average Indian student. Not the topper. Not the kid with five hackathon trophies. Just a regular...