First step towards success that depends on the declaration of the Cut-Offs by Vaishali

First step towards success that depends on the declaration of the Cut-Offs by Vaishali

A big goodbye to your school life and welcome to your college life with joy. The time has almost come when your hard work is going to pay off. As the admission process has been started in Delhi University, students have started filling the forms. As the first cut off list is expected to come out in the last week of June, many students have started suffering from pre-cut off syndrome. This is a state of being happy, agitated, curious and enthusiastic at the same time. Ok! No need to worry as no such syndrome exists but this is what they actually feel a few days before the declaration of the cut off list.

Delhi University is the most sought after university for under graduation courses. Students become anxious because of the cut- throat competition. They go through a lot of emotional phases like at one moment they are nervous and at some other moment they are excited and elated it. It becomes difficult for them to keep themselves calm and composed. A new journey begins when a student steps into college. Nowadays, the hot topic of discussion among all the twelfth passed students is college and course as the time has come when their dreams are going to become a reality. Their preferences are going to help them in achieving their goals. These are the days when they have to decide for which course they should opt for and in which college they should take admission.

A day before the declaration of the cut-off list, they experience the same nervousness as they might have experienced a day before the declaration of board results. This is the time when they have to make up their minds and take their decisions carefully as their choices are going to build their future. They should opt for the course in which they are interested, keeping in mind that the right choice will help them climb the ladder of success. So, give priority to the subject you love.

Give time to your hobbies, utilize this time and hope for the best.

GOOD LUCK GUYS J

#Myths about #Girls #College by Ruchika Singh

Myths about Girls College

When a woman decides to attend an all women’s college, she is making a huge decision in her life.

Notice, I say “woman” not “girl” because as the old saying going for all female colleges, “We are not a girls’ school without men; we are a women’s college without boys.”

When a female makes the decision to attend a women’s college, she also has to battle several myths that often go along with them.

Here are the top myths most girls face:

We are all major feminists who are concerned with women’s issues

While some women at women’s colleges do fit this description, not everyone on campus is exactly like this. We all vary based on our backgrounds, experiences, etc. 

We eat too much and do not dress up because there is no one to impress

While yes, we do have our bad days when we want to just pig out and eat Ben & Jerry’s, we do dress up for class and watch what we eat. We are just lucky to have the option of not having to dress up because we have no boys to impress in class and dressing a certain way does not have an influence on how we are graded. Teachers want us in class to learn, not for a fashion show.

We are all lesbians

No, of course we’re not all lesbians. We like boys and some like girls.

We were not smart enough for co-ed schools

Super false. If anything, all women’s colleges are more competitive because they only accept women.

We are all either boy-deprived or never meet boys

Nope, many of us have boyfriends or go out on the weekends to meet boys. It is not like the college refuses to let us meet or ever see them. Back in the old days, the all women’s colleges used to set up mixers with the coed schools and host dances and invite boys only so the women could meet men.

We have a harder time getting jobs

Most people think we are socially deprived and will not be able to succeed in the “real” world because we have only been surrounded by women for our entire college experience. Actually, women who graduate from all women’s colleges are more successful and do very well in the “real” world.

So girls do not mind what people say and enjoy college Life in girls college………………………we love ourselves and do not need a boy to enjoy our life.