College Life # Best Campus Adventure

  "Freshman Survival Guide: How to Crush College Life Without Losing Your Sanity!" So, you’ve made it to college—Congrats! 🎉 Get ready for a rollercoaster of late-night study sessions, instant noodles, and figuring out how to “adult.” Your first year is a mix of excitement, confusion, and caffeine-fuelled panic. But don’t worry! Here’s your ultimate survival guide to making the most of it and actually enjoying the ride. 1. Don’t Flunk Out (Academics Matter, Sort Of) Listen, college isn’t just about cramming for exams the night before. You need to stay ahead of the game: Show up to class – Yes, even those 8 AM ones. Missing lectures is like skipping episodes of your favourite show—you’ll have no idea what’s going on later. Figure out how to study (for real this time) – High school cramming won’t cut it. Try using flashcards, study groups, or the good old Pomodoro technique (study hard, break, repeat). Professors aren’t scary (usually) – They actually want to help. Visit offi...

  "Change "                      The human brain is the most difficult thing to understand. Even if you have spent fifty years together with a person, there will  still  be times when you feel ,"Do I really know this person, or was he the same person who was fifty years ago?" A time will come when You start questioning that person`s every decision. It`s the beginning of cold war, and gradually it increases if you don`t stop and understand.                         It is human nature to keep changing according to the situation and time. Change is the law of nature.  You can`t   stop  someone  from  changing;  you  can  only  prepare    yourself  and be strong enough to handle each and every change that comes, not only from a person but also  in your life.             ...

"A Journey of Confusion, Code & Courage!"            "You all will fail in 'Design Thinking 🤔 and Innovation' if you don`t participate in the upcoming college event ", our Chemistry professor told us. We don`t have any other option except participating in the event. I saw the list of events and decided to participate in hackathon as it was the only thing that is new and exciting for me. I registered in the hackathon by paying 300 rupees. "Is it necessary to have a team for participating", I asked from a senior? She replied, "No, no... team will be formed there" if you don`t have, need to worry about that.    It was my second semester when I participated in my first Hackathon. I didn`t have any previous knowledge about it. All I knew was that I had to make a website with my team. I thought team would be formed there, but I was wrong. We had to make a team of 4 to 5 members before registering. We could also start working on our projec...

" College Friendship" "Friendship is a single soul dwelling in two bodies."   I used to think this was the world`s worst quote, which made no sense, complete rubbish. How can one soul live in two bodies?? Even family members don`t share the same thoughts, so how could two people have the same soul ??  Initially I don`t understand the real meaning of friendship. For me, my dad is always their. He plays the most important role in my life. He is my mentor, friend, and the biggest supporter ,who understands me more then I do. His first job is to make me happy even though he has a lot of work or is very tired. Dad loves me as a princess and scolds me as a mentor. Always, his first priority is me and my happiness. He is everything to me.                                   My mom: she is just awesome. I really don`t  have words to describe her. I tried a lot to write about her but a...

    " Exciting Activities to Recharge & Refresh " Introduction : As the semester winds down and the stress of exams and assignments begins to fade away, it`s time to make the most of your well-deserved semester brake. Whether you are looking to relax, explore new interests, or engage in activities that will boost your well-being, this blog offers a curated list of things to do during your semester break. 1. Travel & Explore : Travel is one of the best way to renew. Use your break to go on a little trip or check out your city. Find cool places, try new foods, and learn about different cultures. It could be a short trip for the weekend or a longer vacation. Travelling can make you feel refreshed and happy.   2. Learning Something New : This is the time to learn something new and fun. You can try playing music, learn  a new language, or get good at making things. This break is the right time to try something different. That  you can use in resume. Like I am...

   " LESSONS LEARNED & GROWTH GAINED " Introduction: Starting College is a really cool and changing experience. Finally my first end semester exam has been completed. Now it is the time to wrap up my first semester, I find myself reflecting on the countless lessons learned both inside and outside the classroom. From academic challenges to personal growth, this semester has been a rollercoaster of experiences that have shaped my perspective and prepared me for the years ahead. 1. Time Management is Key:  One of the most important lessons I learned during my first semester is the importance of effective time management.  Attending regular classes, Assignments, Projects, Extracurricular Activities, Organising Club Events, Dating, Spending time with Friends and Personal live requires a lot of time but sadly we have only 24 hours. So balancing works with time requires very careful planning. I discovered the power to distribute the time according to work importance. Tr...

           "A Survival Guide for Students" Introduction: As the semester wraps up, excitement and a bit of worry fill the air on college campuses. For engineering students, this signals one thing - the upcoming semester exams. Since these exams are a big deal, it`s important for students to tackle with a smart plan. In this blog we`ll look at some useful tips to help engineering students not just get through but excel during their semester exams. 1. Make a Study plan: * Start by going through your entire syllabus and break it into smaller parts. * Plan specific time to study each subjects, making sure you cover everything before the exam. * Put subjects in order based on difficulty or how comfortable you feel with them. 2. Use Resources Well: * Check out your class notes, textbooks, and online sources to understand           each topic. * Study with classmates to discuss ideas and get different viewpoints. * Don`t hesitate to ...