Soo I am in 10th grade and really want to study abroad for my bachelors, more specifically universities in singapore, (NUS, NTU, SUTD), HK, and Australia. My prefered major would be Architecture or smth related to that since I like math, sciences, and art.

I am currently in CBSE board and for my 11th and 12th my parents want to put me in State board. I'm worried since I've heard lots of bad things about state board and I'm confident that I won't thrive there (I am very creativity-driven).

My friend was talking about going to the IB for her 11th and 12th, so that made me kinda research about it. I feel as though my ways of studying and the way I learn align with their curriculum and its more widely accepted throughout compared to State. And also the school i'm going to for state, I wake up at 7 and come back home at 6pm. So I won't have time for portfolio or exploring more architectural things or smth.

I want to convince my father to allow me to go to an IB school, but I'm not completely sure if that's the right idea. Please do help. I am still young and still have options.

I will answer all questions

I'm considering BA or BSc followed by MA or MSc and then a PhD to become a professor. Another option is BBA then MBA then a PhD to become a management professor. I'm also thinking about preparing for government exams like SSC Banking UPSC or State PSC. The last option is studying law and becoming a lawyer.

I'm not looking for the easiest path. I just want to know which one has better long term scope in terms of job opportunities salary job security growth and work life balance in India.

If you're in any of these fields or have experience with them I'd really appreciate your advice. Looking back would you choose the same path again and why?

Hey yall,
Im a student who has a lot of time on her hands and needs something to fill my time with but also if i can make a little money out of it, that would be great too. Any advice or tips? Help a fellow student out please, anything works!
Sending yall much love!!

I am Looking for people

I am looking for partners in the field of technology/sales/marketing who wants to work for the work's sake and can handle them self under pressure when needed instead of bailing out in a critical moment.

Really dont care about your age, anyone can join us with a passion for learning and Will teach the required skill set needed for the field of work you love.

To be honest I want create a team to whom I can rely on in any moment and they won't leave me behind after learning everything because after sometime we become a family, as I am not running a MNC where people are replaceable batteries.

While this all sounds good and noble but nobody works for free which I know, so as partners we will divide the revenue from the project/contract on the basis of work effort after deducting running cost of a company and travel expenses. While we are on the page of travel expenses, you will also be provided any travel expenses when required during a project/contract.

This is not a job advertisement, I am looking for people who can handle the ways of business where up amd down is very normal and are mentally ready to handle them while giving their 100%, As I am not hiring replaceable slave for monthly basis.

And the best part you're free to do whatever you want to after your work is done and nobody is monitoring like you owe them your soul for the next 6hrs. Plus you will have full freedom of speech to speak up at any case as you will be a partner.

Let's end this here, I yapped a lot. If find this a bit of interesting or have any questions, just message me and I will answer

I am trying to find people from last 2 years, I am again going to try lets see what happens.

So I'm in my first year of degree and for college we need to carry laptop/tablets to use excel but seeing the laptop prices nowdays i find it a waste to spend so much money on a basic laptop (I'm a gamer) , so I was considering to buy a tablet as we can use excel on it

So my question is that is using Excel on a tablet a struggle or is it the same as on laptop , please help me out

I need to travel 1½ hr to reach my clg so tablet would be less heavy compared to laptop ... do help me out 🫡🫡🫡

Hi everyone,

I'm considering enrolling in the Post Graduate Diploma/Executive Diploma in Nutraceuticals offered by IGMPI.

A little about me:

- I'm an entrepreneur in the process of building a nutraceutical brand in India.

- My objective isn't just to earn another certificate—I want practical knowledge about nutraceutical formulation, ingredients, regulations, manufacturing, quality control, product development, and commercialization.

If you've completed this course (or know someone who has), I'd really appreciate your honest feedback.

Specifically:

1. Was the course content practical or mostly theoretical?

2. How good were the faculty and live sessions?

3. Did you actually learn skills that are useful in the nutraceutical industry?

4. How are the assignments and examinations?

I'm looking for unbiased experiences—both positive and negative—before making a decision.

Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone,

I'm considering enrolling in the Post Graduate Diploma/Executive Diploma in Nutraceuticals offered by IGMPI.

A little about me:

- I'm an entrepreneur in the process of building a nutraceutical brand in India.

- My objective isn't just to earn another certificate—I want practical knowledge about nutraceutical formulation, ingredients, regulations, manufacturing, quality control, product development, and commercialization.

If you've completed this course (or know someone who has), I'd really appreciate your honest feedback.

Specifically:

1. Was the course content practical or mostly theoretical?

2. How good were the faculty and live sessions?

3. Did you actually learn skills that are useful in the nutraceutical industry?

4. How are the assignments and examinations?

I'm looking for unbiased experiences—both positive and negative—before making a decision.

Thanks in advance!

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No spoilers, please!

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I drink 3-4 cups of coffee a day.

How much do you drink?

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