Is there any business I can start along with my study

There are plenty of businesses you can start while in school. One of the great things about starting businesses these days is that it doesn't take a lot of money or connections in order to do it. I would however think very carefully about what you decide to do, as it will take a significant amount of time, which could impact your studies tremendously.

My favorite business to suggest to people still in school is to start tutoring. This leverages the work that you're already doing in school, and allows you to help others while you're earning money.

Alternatively, there are numerous web based businesses (blogging, writing ebooks, editor, photographer, and web design to name a few) that you can do on the side and use the talents you already have to build a name and brand for yourself. The sky is the limit!

Hi Ayan,

I agree with Ryan above. There are many businesses you can start while you are in college depending on how much time and capital you have. Also, depending on what you are interested and what skills you have. I know a few of my friends with Computer Science degrees have tried to make it big by creating mobile applications on iOS, which is like starting a business. This not only teaches you a lot about programming, but can also make you some huge money if you have a great idea. More traditional ways of starting a business are just selling things that people in your nearby environment need. For example, if you are in college a lot of people want to buy books for cheaper, so reselling used books could be a business.

I would definitely recommend dabbling in a business idea that interests you and puts your knowledge, skills, and abilities to the best of their use.

I hope this helped, and good luck with your future endeavors!

Regards,
Chris

There are plenty of businesses that you could start while in college. The safest and easiest are service based businesses eg Tutoring (as mentioned above), web/graphic design, delivery service, etc. There are a ton of them listed her that you could start up with little to no money:

http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/80684

I hope that helps.