MUST VISIT POCKET FRIENDLY PLACES BY: SALONI THAKUR

MUST VISIT POCKET FRIENDLY PLACES

                                                                

As you begin with your college life you will be constantly faced with the issue of deciding where to hangout and chill. Also as all of us know budget becomes an issue for all college students, unless you are the one who very rarely goes out. So here is a list of some fancy places in Delhi where you can get an amazing ambience and budgeted meals.

1.       RICOS

It’s located in north campus and is popular among students for its welcoming and comforting ambience and most importantly reasonably priced lip smacking food. Its book shelf acts as an attraction for many readers and you can while your order arrives.

LOCATION: 2526, first floor, above CCD, Hudson lane, Kingsway camp, GTB Nagar.

2.       SODA BOTTLE OPENER WALA

It’s a gem in khan market, as it serves the most authentic Parsi cuisine in Delhi. The Tiffin boxes and the steel plates in which the food is served are eye catching and would definitely attract your attention.

LOCATION: 73, khan market

3.       BIG YELLOW DOOR

It is known for its trendy drinks and amazing food at pocket friendly prices. A tilted yellow door, fancy lights and paper lamps make an enchanting environment. It is one of the most popular places among students and will definitely catch your attention.

LOCATION: H-8B, Vijay Nagar, opposite NDPL office.

4.       THE POTBELLY ROOFTOP CAFÉ

This place with all its unique graffiti and colorful ambience, this place has been the limelight for food joints worth exploring. It’s famous for its Bihari cuisine and is admired for its vibrant vivacious interiors.

LOCATION: 116c, 4^th floor, shahpurjat.

5.       OD’s

This is a place for all those who love momos. It is famous for its mouth watering tandoori momos . No other place can match up to its taste whether it’s vegetarian or non vegetarian tandoori momos. And on most days you need to wait to get a place.

LOCATION: 294, satyaniketan market.

6.       BEERYANI

Beer and biryani serve to be a perfect combination. This place offers good Indian food.  It is an amazing place for those who want to drink and dine with friends at a reasonable price.

LOCATION: shop 2, main market, opposite IIT Main gate, SDA.

STYLE ON A BUDGET - 5 Pocket Friendly Shopping Places in Delhi By Urvi Gupta

STYLE ON A BUDGET - 5 Pocket Friendly Shopping Places in Delhi

We girls are always in search of places to shop from where we can get trendy as well as good quality stuff without burning a huge hole in our pockets. So here are the 5 places in Delhi where you can undoubtedly get the cheapest stuff.

1. JANPATH/ PALIKA BAZAR

Janpath market is just off Connaught Place in Central New Delhi. It is opened daily. You can buy handicrafts, clothing, shoes, paintings, brassware, Indian artifacts, leather work and cheap jewelry. However, you will need al your bargaining skills to get a really decent price.

2. SAROJINI NAGAR MARKET

Sarojini nagar market is located in South West Delhi near INA metro station. It is opened daily except Mondays. It is most famous for its really cheap designer clothes and reputable brands which usually get rejected because of small manufacturing defects or exports. If you know the art of bargain, this place is just the place for you!

3. LAJPAT NAGAR MARKET

Lajpat nagar market is located in South Delhi near Lajpat Nagar metro station. It is opened daily except Mondays. You can find Indian clothing, shoes, bags, accessories and home furnishings as well. All you need is your BARGAINING POWER GIRLS. ;)

4. PAHARGANJ MAIN BAZAR

It is located opposite the New Delhi Railway station. It is opened daily. Some of the best bargain shopping can be found here in this chaotic main bazar. You can get clothes, shoes, jewelry, books, and handicrafts at a reasonable price.

5. AJMAL KHAN ROAD MARKET

This street market falls in Karol Bagh area and the nearest metro station is Karol Bagh on the blue line. You can find fashionable as well as traditional attires. The market is famous for wedding shopping especially designer lehengas and sarees.

Get your shopping bags girls and giddy up. I hope this would help you in your shopping. Have a nice time shopping! :D

By Urvi Gupta

Making Memories By Rashmeet

Making Memories

 If you’re a college-bound high school junior or senior, this holiday break will probably find you completing campus visits, filling out forms, gearing up for the big test day, and completing any number of other tasks.

Take a moment amidst the chaos to mentally fast forward 3 year,to your farewell. What gifts will you take back from college with you?-The memories! Its good to have memories and even better to be able to recall them. No one would like to have vague recollections of the best phase of their life,isn't it?

So,here's a complete guide not only to make your college memorable but enshrined! 

1.Click Pictures

Click pictures to store memories and not just uploading on Facebook. Everybody tells you to record all the significant moments of your college life on camera, but I'd suggest you to click every mundane thing,click your routine tasks,click your messy dorm, click the tasteless food of your canteen, because you are going to miss everything once you pass out!

 Also,wouldn't you want to show your kids the pictures while narrating them you epic stories ?;)

 2. Preserve concrete things

The field visit. the historical trip, the nature walk- they all have an entry ticket. Try saving things like! Even though they seem ordinary bits of paper right now, someday in your life-they'll take you back to college days, and trust me that will be nostalgic!

3. Scrap-booking

Once you’re settled into your dorm set aside a junk drawer for random news clippings, orientation pamphlets, student ID cards, and other memorabilia. Later you can organize everything in a “Freshman Year” album that will reduce your mom to tears…in a good way.

4 Plan get to-gathers

Instead of just telling your friends(outsider the college) and family the heroic saga of your college times, invite them to your wonderland itself! Don't go hunting places for reunions, rather plan it in your own campus and have gala time.Call your friends and family to attend college fests!

10 ways to enjoy the best of your College Life by Vidur Kalra

10 ways to enjoy the best of your College Life by Vidur Kalra

1. Be the best in your part of job, the thing that interests you most: The College may teach you several things about your course but be the expert of your hobby or work which you like.

2. Try to complete assignments on time: It’s the best way to be in touch with the studies and to keep a good hand in writing.

3. Never miss out participating in fests and other activities: Fest and cultural activities offer you a way to explore yourselves and be known to your fellows about your talent.

4. Try to make contacts: Contacts always help in future. Make contacts and be in touch, who knows you need someone in future.

5. Never fake out internship: Be it a boring part or a killer of your break, you should do it seriously and as a part of learning.

6. Never be the class CR: Never be the class CR, you'll miss the fun.

7. Go on road trips and tours with your friends: Memories do make you smile, enjoy the most of you can with your friends and mates.

8. Don’t care about the way you dress up: No one cares about the way you dress up, all that matters is your behavior and nature.

9. Never be in a relationship: You'll miss out the feel of actual college life and worst happens if you fall in a serious one (No offence).

10. Chill out in the best possible way you can: Enough of boundations in the school life and feel free and chill but in a responsible manner.

Escaping end-of-semester Topsy-turvy ! By rashmeet

Escaping end-of-semester Topsy-turvy !

''If its college,Its going to be crazy!''

Admit it,no matter how responsible,attentive and focused you've been in your school, when it comes to college,you're most likely to drop your nerdy streak and dive into the pool of freedom! And that over-utilization of freedom is soon going to land you in trouble- Semester end exams!Come early December, Winter Break looms ever closer—while coursework and exams begin to quickly pile up! It’s all too easy to feel overwhelmed and lose focus, so here’s four key ways you can avoid the end-of-semester slump:

 

1. Know your responsibilities

2. Plan ahead

3. Finish assignments early

4. Take meaningful breaks

In times of high stress (like the end of the semester), few things are more dangerous than simply not understanding your obligations. When you’re plagued by a vague feeling of “having too much to do,” a subtle sense of frenzy can seep into your work. This is counterproductive because it corrodes your confidence—causing even more worry—and can lead to a destructive downward spiral.

You can prevent this scenario by determining what’s required as the semester draws to a close. This entails a great deal of proactive behavior since assignments are sometimes unclear, and exam dates and test structures aren’t always well communicated. Don’t be afraid to reach out to your professors and/or fellow students to verify what will be expected of you!

Knowing exactly what you must accomplish—and when—will help you plan ahead effectively. When work appears less like a monolithic behemoth and more like a series of approachable tasks, you’ll be more likely to take that crucial first step. Breaking assignments into smaller pieces and organizing deadlines is critical. Plan exactly when you’ll complete which assignments and spread that work over a feasibly wide range of time. This will, again, help you avoid feeling overwhelmed.

The assignments that cause the most stress are often surprisingly easy, and the anxiety they cause when left untouched throughout the semester is simply disproportionate to how much work they truly require to complete. If you avoid putting off coursework, you’ll have a large advantage come finals.

As other students are writing their final papers, you’ll be preparing for exams with far less to worry about and more course content already mastered. Ideally, you should identify the assignments that you can complete in the first two months of the semester, ask the necessary questions, and prepare a near-finished version of each assignment to review closer to the deadline.

Breaks are crucial, especially near the end of the semester. Students who expect to produce top-notch work while under high stress should assess whether or not they’re being realistic with their goals. Even if you feel that no amount of study could prepare you adequately, taking breaks is pivotal to keeping your mind fresh for tests. Sometimes, rest is better than any kind of prep or review, as it can help keep your memory sharp while also reducing stress.

So you see,its not that difficult, is it?

Life in Girl’s College By ISHA ARORA

Life in Girl’s College

 

Getting admission in a girl’s college is one tough decision for a girl who has come from a co-ed school because she has never experienced something like this and looking at so many girls together is actually difficult. I had the same story when I came to Delhi for admission. Never did I think that I will take admission in a girl’s college but then you never know what destiny has in store for you and so I got admission in a girl’s college. I didn’t know what it is to be in one meant, until I went to the college for my first day, so many girls I had never seen together in my lifetime. I was scared and nervous because I didn’t know whether I wanted to be there or not, I wanted to run away and take admission anywhere but here. But after successfully  passing 3 years in the college if there is one thing that I could say about my journey then it is that this journey of mine has made me who I am today and if nothing else I am extremely proud of myself for the kind of person that I have turned out to be.

Though the journey had its ups and downs. There were times when I thought this college is the worst thing that has happened to me because let’s face it, some girls are really mean and some teachers too, but there were times when I felt that this is possibly one of the best experiences I have had. I became best friends with two girls who supported me throughout, who told me that not all girls are mean or sometimes stupid, they had my back when I couldn’t trust guys, they told me which DP on Facebook would be the best. Believe me girls, you can’t do that with boys. This college gave me courage to speak for what I felt was right and power to believe in things and stand by them, not that I was shy but the confidence you get with girls is sometimes not possible with boys around and that is why being in a girl’s college proved to be one of the best decisions for me.

The best part is that you don’t have to think how you dress up, how you speak because with girls around everything is fine in fact they give you a lot of knowledge on topics you can’t discuss with boys. This experience empowers you in the best possible way, it gives you a chance to trust yourself and become what you are supposed to be. You might regret being there every day but the experience you get there is not what you would get in a co-ed college, it brings out the feminist in you, makes you independent, sensitive and strong. This experience you don’t get anywhere else. Most of the girls might wonder at this time of admission, if to choose a girl’s college or not but as an experienced person I would suggest that if you get a girl’s college then don’t back out because of this reason.

Yeah, you might not want to experience this again but still you’d love each day of your college, each experience and challenge that it brings with itself and if I am not wrong and if you get a group of friends like I did then this would turn out to be one of your best experiences.

                                                                                                                                

Best places for Budget Shopping in Delhi By Nisha Dagar

Best places for Budget Shopping in Delhi 

Delhi, the capital of India, is also known for many historical places. The city has excellent public transport system in form buses and metro rail covering most of the places of interest in Delhi. Delhi becomes the most popular place when it comes as a shopping destination. It is well known as The Shopping Hub of India. And for the students, especially girls who love trendy clothes, accessories etc, these markets are best for shopping.

Read on to know more about such market places :-

 Sarojini Nagar Market - This market is especially famous for girl's trendy fashionable clothes, sari shops, leather stuffs and travel bags etc. The price may vary from shop to shop. There are also showrooms of popular brands like Reebok, Duke, Adidas etc. If you are want to buy clothes on cheap prices, so it is the best place, where you should visit once.

Lajpat Nagar Market - It is actually famous for reasonable rates of garments like saris, salwar kameez, shirts, sherwani etc. It is not only limited to clothes only, good quality of accessories, footwear, bags etc are also available at low price.

Palika Bazaar - It is fully underground air-conditioned market at Connaught Place. If you have good bargaining skills, you should visit Palika bazaar once for shopping. You can buy clothes(western to Indian), shoes, electronic goods, perfumes and wide range of different products.

Janpath Market - Janpath is one of the oldest market in Delhi located in CP. It is a shopping hub for people interested in buying Indian stuff like ethnic handicrafts, colourful trendy fashion items including tribal jewellery, jootis and you can buy good woollen clothes for winters at reasonable prices.

Gaffar Market - Gaffar market is one of the best spots to buy electronic stuffs especially mobile phones, cameras, and digital goods. You can buy gadgets at lower price, but they don't have any proper bill and there is no guarantee.

Chandani Chowk - Again, one of the top shopping places in Delhi. It is famous for wedding outfits, lehngas, semiprecious jewellery, embroidery bags, garments of silk and cotton and it is the best place for buying books and electronic goods. It is also famous for the 'Paraantha wali Gali' .

Nehru Place Market - The biggest hub in New Delhi for soft wares and computer and peripherals. You can buy brand new or second hand PC or laptops at lower price here. The place has a number of computer and mobile repair shops. But, beware of cheaters in this market.

Paharganj Market, Sadar Bazaar, Tibetan Market, Kamla nagar Market etc are some markets, where you can also strike some good deals. And you can change your wardrobe with trendy clothes, shoes, accessories etc in your budget.

Life of students in Hostels and PG By Nisha Dagar

Life of students in Hostels and pg

Going to college is a life changing event. And if college is far from your home & you have to stay in hostel or pg accommodation, then it surly gonna to change your life. You suddenly have to cope up with a complete different schedule, among strangers and having to manage your life on your own, from making sure get to class on time to looking after yourself. The thought of living far from home gives mix feelings to students. But no doubt, living far from your home makes you responsible and a mature person and you will get to learn most important lessons of your life that is management of your time and money, adjustment with people.

Delhi, popularly known as Mini India or Dilwalon ki Dilli, welcomes everyone with true heart. And being in Delhi for studies is an amazing experience. Delhi is one of the famous hub of education and also known for its versatile culture. You will find local roadside food joints as well as McDonald's, Dominos etc nearby your college or institute. Other then Government and Private hostels, Pg accommodation are also available for students. Famous brands like forever 21, Zara, Madame etc as well as markets like Sarojini nagar, Lajpat nagar, Karol bagh etc are the attractions for shopping.

Living far from your home, definitely hard for students. But living in hostels or pg gives you the lifetime friends and relationships. You will become more confident, sensible and social in your life. Perspective of people has been  changed about delhi after some incidents. But every coin has two sides. It depends on you, which path, right or wrong, you wanna to choose. So, just believe in yourself, enjoy your life and achieve your aims.

Best of luck.

COLLEGE – THE NEW BEGINNING By RISHABH ARYA

COLLEGE – THE NEW BEGINNING

Till now, you must have read a lot about how college is going to be like. And the purpose of this article is the same. But what makes this one different is that here are some points that every freshman should read so that your campus life does turn out what you expect it to be like (somewhat):

1. THE FIRST DAY (rather, the FIRST SEMESTER)

You are most likely to find yourself in a pretty lonely spot, friendless and wondering why the bloody heck you are where you are. You seem to observe yourself amongst creatures that are far different from you in every aspect. Though consider yourself lucky if you find a person like you or made some friends on the orientation day (if you attended it that is).

It is understandable that you might feel pathetic about your whereabouts. It’s okay because the awesomeness is yet to fill in the ambience. Just like you, there are a lot of awesome people who are yet to crack open themselves. Here’s a pro tip for you and those people: DONT JUST HOLE UP IN YOURSELF. GET UP, GET OUT AND SOCIALISE.

Getting out of your comfort zone can really make you a hero. It will help you make friends rather than acquaintances plus you will inspire people to get comfy too. See! You are a hero already and that too within a week.

2. SNIFF SOME SOCIAL AIR

College time leaves you with a ton of free time. Trust me, it does. As every good thing comes with great responsibility, utilize your newfound freedom and be smart. Cut back from solitary amusements and make friends, ‘contacts’, and more over feel like a responsible and an awesome person.

3. GETTING OVER THINGS

Get over the idea that your parents will still ask you as to what the teacher taught you today. You are more like an adult now who needs to take the responsibility of their own actions. Be independent, you will like it.

Secondly, getting over your home sickness can prove to be slightly hard but not impossible. One might feel nostalgic, missing your colony friends or your pet, etc. But it’s okay. If it gets too hard, go for the on campus counselling services.

So these were just a very few out of a lot of points about how you can think of college as. It feels strange in the beginning only to make you comfortable later on. So don’t worry, these point might help you have a good start of your campus life. But do remember that college is as much about finding out who you really are as it is about getting that degree. So stay tuned as more points are yet to come.  

Internship- Work, Learn & Explore By Vrinda Sharma

                                    Internship- Work, Learn & Explore

                                              

If you are a student of Delhi University and confused on how to spend your summer vacations productively then here we have an idea of internship for you where you can have a chance to work in the Vice Chancellor’s office and contribute to policy making, updating archives and other administrative works related to the functioning of the varsity.

DU is inviting applications from students for a four-week internship in the VC office, housed in historical Vice Regal Lodge, which has always been just an imposing white colonial building , working of which they have never been allowed to see and thereby understand.

They offer 50 positions, in which certain amendments have been made in the assortment process to filter the large number of applications. The selected applicants will work from 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM on week days with officials of the VC office on various projects connected with the university. Weekend duties may also be assigned to the students.    

The inters will work on numerous projects which include updating university archives, inspecting and ensuring readiness of  colleges for National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) visit, policy making for up keep of University guest houses and defining role of DU in contributing to the local economy.

The internship is aimed at giving the students an idea about the functioning at the VC office and what goes in running a university. The selected students will report to the Vice Chancellor during the internship period, though heads will be appointed by the administration to take care of each of the projects.

You can apply through online forms and the candidates have been asked to submit a statement describing why they want to pursue this internship. The interns will also be paid a stipend of Rs.250 per day.

My First Day At College By Sarabpreet kaur

My First Day At College 

Have you guys ever thought 'what your first day at college will be like or should be like?'. I have and  I'm sure you all must have.

I still remember my first day at college. I had looked forward to this day from my school days. I woke up early, which was quite unusual. Obviously, I had to get ready and be on time. After reaching the college, I entered with a mixed feeling of excitement and frightening fear of ragging. I found out from the reception that G-5 was my classroom. I entered the class as if I was entering a new world where I knew nobody and without even looking at anybody I quickly grabbed a seat on the first bench.

I felt awkward sitting in the class doing nothing. So, I thought of exploring my phone menu. Few minutes later, a girl came and sat next to me. Her name was 'Inu Agarwal'. I need not to tell you what happens when two girls meet as strangers,  they either becomes best friends or end up becoming enemies. Fortunately, we managed to become best friends. Soon chatting around became normal.

After few minutes, the bell rang. First lecture was about to start and a teacher entered the class 'Ms. Rekha'. She introduced herself and asked us to introduce ourselves to rest of the class. Everybody gave their introduction and soon the lecture came to an end. Rekha ma'am left the class and we all went to the canteen where our seniors were waiting for us to rag.

Everything went smoothly.  I met many new people, some of them became my very good friends. I was a bit nervous at first but when the day ended I was quite happy. Though, it wasn't really a very special day.

  

IT STILL FEELS LIKE YESTERDAY By INU AGGARWAL

IT STILL FEELS LIKE YESTERDAY

 I remember my 1^st day in college. I was excited to meet new people.It was a bit difficult at first to be with people I never knew. I was trying to adjust with new people and everything went smoothly. I met wonderful people whom I still call best friends. Every time when we meet up we recall those moments that we have shared together .“wo har roz late jaana “ , “phone kar k ek dusre ko tang karna “,“bunk karna “ ,”teachers ka mazak banana “, “ lectures mein sona “,“raat raat bhar group par baat karna aur maze karna “. It still feels like yesterday. There are no responsibilities to take care of family on issues related to me. College was like a roller coaster ride of ups and downs but with having a great bunch of friends, it makes you live your life to the fullest. Having wonderful friends makes college one of the best experiences of life. I have learned many things and the fun we had for 3 years was full of adventure and full of enjoyment .After stepping in the real world you will never remember the classes but yes you will remember the time that you have shared with your friends and the memories. Everything ends and in the last you are only left with the memories,We don’t know how time flies, how everything changes only you know is that u are in the best part of your life which you will never get.So stay out late on Monday hang out with your friends on Tuesday when you have exam on Wednesday.Spend money because the work never ends but college life does.

COLLEGE MUST- HAVES TO BEAT UP THE HEAT THIS SUMMERS By Nishtha Nagpal

COLLEGE MUST- HAVES TO BEAT UP THE HEAT THIS SUMMERS.

 With so much of heatwaves all around us here are a few must-haves to beat up the heat this summers: 1. A pair of Aviator sunglasses:So, a perfect pair of aviators would do much to your look. It'll give you a simple, perfect and chic look! 2. ScarfWith so much of pollution and heat get wrapped up in the craze and shop gauzy, pretty prints, neon hues, tassel ones. It won't just protect you but also make you look versatile and stylish. 3. A cute umbrella:What could be better than having a cute beautiful coloured umberalla?! Protect yourself from sun rays in a beautiful and a glamorous look. 4. Hat:Okay, so this is something that's just too trendy. A pretty floral hat would do much to you, protection with elegance. 5. Knee-high gladiator:Did someone mention you about the new thing in? Well, if not, here is it. Trendy, stylish and  perfect for summers. Good to pair up with a pair of shorts, a skirt or a cute little dress. Be the trendsetter out there. 6. Crop tops and tank tops:With so much of these in market, you can easily get em. All you have to do is set them up with a pair of leggings, jeans or shorts. It gives you a happening and cute look along with comfort at its best. 7. A pair of hot pants:Yes girls, you heard it right. Dont forget to add up a little sassy to your look. Pair it up with a loose top or maybe a tank top and set the heat out there. 8. Fringe bags:Accessorize your outfit with a stylish fringe bag. Pair your fringe bag with a statement sweatshirt and ripped jeans. It'll add the perfect dose of cool to your ensemble Dont let your hotness fade away in this scorching heat and be your own fashion diva. 

College Goals ByArpita Singhal

College GOALS :

Before entering college, or while in college, there are some specific goals you can set and get on a track toward success.

Below is a list of college-related goals :

1. Excel in Academics: Your freshman year sets the tone for the next four years and with the job market as competitive as it is today. It’s not enough just to have a college degree; you need to be committed to excellence.

2. Focus on Your Health: In the past, your parents took care of your health. In college, you’re responsible for taking care of yourself. Eat right, get rest, take vitamins and exercise. This won’t only contribute to your overall health, but it will also help you concentrate and excel in class.

3. Learn to Self-Advocate: Your parents didn’t come to college with you. They can’t fight your battles any longer. College is the time for you to begin advocating for yourself. Speak up, let your requests be known, and handle conflict like an adult. Starting self-advocacy in college will make your life easier and help you move toward independence.

4. Borrow Only What You Need: It’s tempting to borrow as much money as student loans will allow. College students often borrow for tuition and other college expenses. They use the extra money for various expenses, entertainment, etc. Don’t fall into this trap. Be a smart student loan borrower.

5. Work: Begin your work career in college. Working teaches you accountability and helps you supplement the funds your parents give you and will help you limit the money you borrow. Working also gives you valuable networking opportunities.

6. Start Networking: Brand yourself. Start using social media to make professional contacts. Collect emails and business cards from professionals you meet and work with. Those contacts will be useful when you begin your job search.

7. Begin Researching Careers: Learn all you can about your future career path. Talk to professionals in the field, shadow them if possible.

8. Commit to Internships: Internships are valuable tools at your disposal while in college. Whether paid or unpaid, they offer you opportunities for experience. Once you begin the job search, internships show future employers that you have already gathered some relevant job experience.

Setting Goals in College Can Prepare You For a Brighter Future.

Planning for the future makes perfect sense. You might think you have all the time in the world but those years fly by quickly. Preparation for the future prevents panicking later in life when you realize you should have thought about goals while you were in college.

Good Luck.

LIFE AS A FRESHMAN AT DU By GARIMA BAWEJA

LIFE AS A FRESHMAN AT DU

It’s hard to forget the freshman year of college life. Getting into college, or I must say getting into Delhi’s top most university is the most versatile and exuberant experience one can ever have!
It is a lot more than the earlier routines of school life, the habits, the workload, the feeling; life as a Duite is altogether a different feeling. In general, it is a time filled with anticipation, anxiety and a whole lot of wonderful discoveries, new people, new surroundings and everything!
It is the most important and fruitful phase of your life. These three years decide for your future, if used aptly may lead you to the top and too many wrong moves might end you up nowhere. But one does not have to be too grumpy and drudged all the time. All it takes is some planning, hard work and sheer determination to get to the top!
Your college life is the right place where you can discover yourself- your passion, your hobbies, your strengths, abilities and weaknesses and yes you can always work on them as your college life is the platform for growth and skill development. You get to learn a lot more things apart from studies. Discovering your passion and working on it can help you make a bright career- and what’s more exciting than making your passion as your career!
My message to the upcoming freshers is that enjoy your college life to the fullest as it is the best time of your life and yes stay focused on your goals!

College Life Taught Me By Aashima Dobriyal

 COLLEGE LIFE TAUGHT ME

1.Your main focus is to enjoy your college life to the fullest.

2.Attendence issues will always be on your nerves.

3.You need not to be perfect. People will love you with your imperfections.

4.The set of people you choose to be friends with becomes your lifeline in no time.

5.Academics do matter but it is not everything you want in life. To be successful you just need to be yourself.

6.Sometimes you win sometimes you lose. But life goes on.

7.You fall in love with travelling, exploring new places and trying different foods. This becomes your ultimate agenda.

8.Backbenchers are not always fools to hang around with. Sometimes they are the best people around you. Who are even the toppers of the class.

9.You will always have that one loud friend who steals away all the attention.

10.There has to be one among many friends who helps you out with your notes in exam times.

11.Metro station becomes your new waiting area.

12.Sometimes the one who best understands you is the one whom you have least interacted with.

13.Birthdays are always special. You are high on parties.

14.Things will not always work according to you. You accept it and know you have to deal with it.

15.Your friends never get tired of listening to your tantrums.

16.Time comes when you have to follow your dreams. Your friends will always be there to encourage you.

17.When you feel low. There will be one that friend who makes you laugh no matter what.

18.You want to acquire the world but at the end you are happy with what you have.

Life Happens!!!!! By Jaidita Seth

Life Happens!!!!!

When I first started writing this blog it took me exactly 5 hours to come up with it, and it still looked stale. Emotionless 500 words, which even i could not relate too.

Then I cut down my draft to 200 words and it somehow started to make sense, but still there was something missing .

I’m sitting on the floor of my bedroom, glancing at my left arm. I pulled up the sleeve just a little bit and rolled my arm to the right, just so that I can see it better.

Then all of a sudden my friend called me and we talked for an hour, how we have changed and how we thought we would be and how we ended up and to all our amazement  happier than we thought.

As much as I would love to call that a coincidence. I believe everything is connected and everything happens for a reason.

So don't get disheartened in this race of cutoff and colleges. What matters is the course and  your love and dedication to the subject .There is a reason to why you're in that course. as to why you had such a hard time ,or as to why life did not turn out to be as you had planned.

There is always a reason and one day it will find you.

Just as how I found mine you'll find yours.

5 PLACES YOU WILL ALWAYS GO By- Jaidita Seth

5 PLACES YOU WILL ALWAYS GO

When in college whether you come or not .  There are 5 Places you'll always go

# The  Canteen

No college life without the canteen is there .

#The Cyber Centre

# The office

This one's a mandatory , how else are you gone get in.

# The Library

You may think you'll never go there. But your wrong All you COOL Dudes and chicks will be seen there before your semesters.

# The Audi

Well everything that ever happens , happens there so.      

These are the places where you will have the most amazing and life changing experiences in college, some bitter some sweet but all so important and  all to relevant to miss.

So if you haven't been to these places in your college then you're not in college .

Or at least not in the right one.