If I take an msc degree and then get a dual degree option after the first year the fees will be nearly 40 lakhs which I cannot afford.
My father's annual income is 12lpa but he has lots of loans etc. Can I get a scholarship or fee waiver based on my cgpa every year?
Or should I focus on doing side gigs to pay my own college fees.
I don't have money for mit so I'll have to take full 30 lakh loan but my parents can manage 8 lakhs for vit bhopal cat 1. For vellore I'm getting a higher category that I can't afford rn.
Would you guys say that mit manipal ece or banglore CSE with full education loan is more worth it than vit bhopal because yk... Bhopal was not in a good condition....
Does anyone have any experience with social skills who was a NEET before and then decided to change him/herself? I really want to learn how to talk to people and how to persuade people. For example I want to go to a theatre and ask them for the original poster for the movie michael after they stop running the show in their theatre. I think most theatres either throw them away or give it to their staff for free because it is useless anyway and I want to talk to some staff or manager and convince them to give me one as I really liked the movie and want to paste the poster on my wall.
I don't know how to talk to the staff and convince/persuade them. Does anyone have any experience with such tasks?
I am jealous of the charismatic extroverts who can achieve so many things and make other people like them instantly and ask for favors.
I had prepared a lot for a scholarship abroad. I had my main points for the interview which would make me stand out and my essays etc but I could not find someone reputable to write a recommendation letter for me. I didn't have the courage to go to my school(dropper rn) to ask my teacher or principal. Everything I had planned till now was done in the comfort of my room.
So I'm an Indian student who took a drop year for entrance exams and completely fucked up and now I'm thinking of applying for mext but not sure if I even stand a chance. I got 94% in 10th and 83.4% in 12th. I really like japanese culture and used to have a hobby of studying history so I know a bit about Indian and japanese culture's similarity and their historical significance. But because this is a gap year and I have forgotten much of my high school subjects do I really stand a chance.
So I'm a guy who has severe social anxiety and was wondering if there are on campus therapists or professionals for students' mental well being.
I was also wondering if it's right for someone like me to join manipal in the first place because I've read and heard that it has great campus life and everyone enjoys their college life in manipal and I won't be able to fully use the opportunities at manipal.
What do you guys think? Will my anxiety be intensified by the environment or will I be finally able to overcome it little by little? All opinions and advice are welcome.
Are there any high weightage topics or chapters for met or is it completely random like bitsat?
I studied only for boards and that too only for a few weeks before boards and just gave jee April attempt without expecting a good percentile.
Do you guys have any resources free/paid that are relevant for met that I can use to revise. I don't want to learn from jee one shot because they are too lengthy and teach very deep topics and tough questions which are not relevant for met
First of all I want to clarify my doubt if the second attempt of met has already happened or not because why has the counselling already started and why is the last date to upload met marks 10th may??
Second doubt I have is that on the counselling website it is written that if jee mains percentile is above 90 only then upload jee mains score card. My percentile is less than 90 so I don't need to upload it right? But in the same column the info about 12th marksheet is also given so that confused me.
I would like to save your time and not repeat stuff that everybody says.
In my opinion, when Meursault was condemned to death and his death was inevitable and he knew he was going to die in a few hours he was set free, he experienced true absurd freedom because he accepted his fate which meant that he did not have to live the remaining hours of his life for any higher purpose or to learn or study or earn or anything that we normally do irl, he could just be in the present moment without any hope for the future.
This is also observed when in the end he says that what matters is that many people come to see his execution which reflects camus' ethics of quantity over quality. He just wants to have a unique experience and see many people because he's going to die anyway so there's no higher purpose to measure his quality of life.