New Delhi, May 16 -- School projects still end up on paper more often than many people expect. Worksheets, charts, lab records, assignments, presentation handouts, and research files continue to be part of daily school and college work. That is why owning a printer at home now feels less like an extra device and more like a practical tool for students.

The bigger question is not whether you need a printer, but which type makes sense for your workload. Laser printers are usually faster and work well for text-heavy assignments. Ink tank printers cost less per page and are more suitable for colour charts, graphics, and project covers. Features such as Wi-Fi printing, auto duplex support, and scan-copy functions also matter because most stud...