Founding Student Network Fellow

Yorbit is building a dedicated social network for serious students.

Students today make high-stakes academic and career decisions through noisy WhatsApp groups, anonymous forums, scattered advice, and one-off mentor calls. We believe students deserve a trusted network where aspirants can find peers, join focused communities, learn from verified seniors, and make better decisions with real context.

We are starting with JEE, JoSAA, college selection, exam strategy, and senior guidance.

We are looking for our first Founding Student Network Fellows to help shape the earliest Yorbit communities.

What you will do

  • Identify real student problems around JEE, JoSAA, college selection, and exam prep
  • Bring serious students into early Yorbit communities
  • Help moderate discussions and surface high-quality questions
  • Connect aspirants with verified seniors where relevant
  • Collect feedback on what students actually need
  • Help turn recurring student confusion into product ideas, content, and community formats
  • Represent Yorbit across your campus, city, coaching circle, or online student communities

Who this is for

  • Students, recent graduates, or serious aspirants who understand competitive exam pressure
  • People active in JEE, JoSAA, IIT/NIT, college counselling, or student communities
  • Strong communicators who can talk to students with empathy
  • Builders who like creating things before they are polished
  • People who are tired of noisy student advice and want to help build something better

You may be a fit if

  • Friends already come to you for college, exam, or career advice
  • You are active in student groups, Discords, Telegram channels, WhatsApp circles, Reddit, LinkedIn, or campus communities
  • You can spot repeated student problems before others do
  • You care about trust, credibility, and verified context
  • You want early exposure to building a startup from zero

What you get

  • Founding role in Yorbit’s earliest student network
  • Direct work with the founder
  • Community-building, product, and startup operating experience
  • Recognition as an early Yorbit founding fellow
  • Certificate or recommendation based on contribution
  • Potential paid/project-based opportunities as the network grows

This is not a traditional internship.

This is for people who want to help build the first trusted student network from the ground up.

If you believe serious students deserve better than anonymous advice, noisy groups, and scattered guidance, apply to become a Founding Student Network Fellow.

Pay: ₹10,000.00 - ₹20,000.00 per month

Benefits:

  • Flexible schedule

Work Location: Remote

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