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Student community
Right now the ips syllabus lives in forwarded PDFs, dead Drive links and a senior's blurry photo of the board — and finding anything costs hours you never get back. CampusThread puts every subject, unit by unit, with its notes and previous-year papers, in one place built for ips. Academics take the evening they should. The rest of your time is yours to build a life with.
Free, and staying free
No fees, no ads, nothing to unlock.
Run by students
Your own seniors and classmates, not a company.
Only ips
Your community stays yours — nothing leaks across.
This is an independent, student-run community for ips. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated on behalf of the institution.
Where your syllabus lives right now
6 places
OS_unit3_FINAL(2).pdf
downloads
IMG_2247_blackboard.jpg
camera roll
Drive link — access denied
a senior, 2023
“pyq 2022 kisi ke paas hai?”
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telegram channel
Six things you need this week, in six different places.
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Four surfaces, one login, none of it shared elsewhere.
Discussion forum
Post discussions, questions, notes, and PYQs — tagged by course, subject, and semester, and searchable, so they're still findable in third year. Upvote, comment, and get help from people who go to your college.
Campus — your syllabus
Every subject, semester by semester, broken into units and topics with its notes and previous-year papers attached. A course browser, not a folder of PDFs someone forwarded you.
Career Connect
Internships, placements, freelance gigs, and startup roles — posted by your peers and placement cell, on one board instead of scattered across WhatsApp forwards.
AI Pocket
An in-app assistant for quick questions about how things work here, with subject-specific help on the way. Early preview — nothing is wired up to a model yet.
1. Sign in on your college's page
Any email works, including a personal one — a 6-digit code is sent to it, no institutional address required. The college whose page you sign in on is the community you join.
2. Use the forum, Campus, and Career Connect
Search and post tagged discussions, browse your syllabus semester by semester in Campus, and check Career Connect for internships and openings — all scoped to your own college.
3. Student-run moderation
Every college has its own volunteer moderators who handle reports for that community first. Official notices, syllabi, and verified schedules from moderators/admins are badged distinctly from peer-submitted content.
Any email works — no institutional address needed.
Signing in on this page is what joins you to ips. A 6-digit code is sent to whichever email you use, and it costs nothing.
Join ips — it's free