Learning from the same individual in the same style often gets boring. It's believed knowledge is best learned when things are shaken. Webinars are one of the ways to do so. Interacting with teachers and students from other colleges let you explore how the one you are going to compete against are being trained. Often we are restricted to the knowledge by the limited resources but webinars help fill the void by providing interactions with teachers and experts in those fields. Classroom teaching is often restricted, due to the completion of the syllabus on time. Webinars help fill this void by specifying a time to teach on those technologies.

Coding is one of the things that is easy to do. Even if you get stuck you can google the code for a solution. There is no fun in that. The fun comes when you compete against the best to find the most optimized solutions. Coding becomes interesting, cause in a limited time you got to find the optimized solution without the help of the internet. One can say we can do that by ourselves, but there is no fun in taking part in a competition where one cannot be defeated. Coding under pressure and testing how well you can implement an algorithm you learned to come in handy in the workplace as well as in a competition.

Building your own IoT devices, robots, and other electronic-based products are good. It is in the real-world that the strength of the product is tested and what other places to know the drawbacks than a competition of such unique ideas and products. Electromania is one such competition where you can bring your robots for events such as robowar, roborace, etc. You can also bring in your IoT devices to showcase how the device you created is helpful in today's world. Presenting your ideas to a panel of judges who grade you based on innovative ideas and approaches.

Gaming apps and websites are the second most used applications. Playing a one-player game or playing a multiplayer game with the same person is boring. Hence gaming competitions with other people helps you build up your skills. Gaming requires a good eye and hand coordination that is not everyone's cup of tea. Based on muscle memories controlling your character and giving responses under real-life simulated conditions is not an easy task. It is in the gaming competitions such as PvP that a person's capability to make quick decisions such as helping a teammate or going forward cause it is the last stretch. Gaming sites such as PUBG, Call of Duty, etc. help you make friends worldwide and compete with them hence acting as a medium to make introverts an ambivert.