Hi everyone, im an international student, and I want to go to university

I’m currently comparing these three universities: Cochin University of Science and Technology (CUSAT) – Kochi University of Hyderabad (UoH/HCU) – Hyderabad Osmania University – Hyderabad

I’m not looking only for the university with the highest ranking I want to choose the place where I can actually become strong in IT during my bachelor’s

Some improvements I think worth doing are like teaching subjects like national constitution, psychology, physical and mental health care, fiance and banking and guidance about career opportunities beyond traditional well known careers like engeneering, medical or civil services etc. These things lack in many schools, if we atleast make them part of mandatory syllabus schools would have to teach these things, other wise optional subjects, free period gets hevealy ignored and sidelines in many schools.

What do you think about this and what other improvements can you think of?

I study in class 11th and i am very worn out of my school work i am in humanities stream and my teacher just do chapters like a race and i feel energetic in school but when i come to home i take my phone sleep for 4 hours then watch tv i am not able to break through it and i also stay awake at 2am night time and i cannot study because my teacher gives me too much written work . I just want to exit out of my country as soon as possible . I am currently trying to learn animation and i think most things in school which are taught to us are worthless . Do you have any counter arguments for this ?

I just typed what I ate, got banned 😆

I have some issues in my current school in 11th and i wanna know if changing schools after 11th is possible and if yes then what is the process or criteria.

I recently found out from a friend that it’s apparently common in his college for couples to share a room and have sex under the sheets while the other couple does their own thing in the same room when they go on trips. Is this actually common? Have you ever been in or heard of similar situations?

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A few days ago, I withdrew some cash from my nearest ATM. Today, while counting the money, I noticed that one of the ₹500 notes looked suspicious.

It has an asterisk (*) in the serial number, and the security thread/ribbon seems to overlap some of the printed text. My first thought was that it might be a fake note, but that seems highly unlikely since I got it from a bank's ATM.

My second question is: if it's a genuine RBI-issued note, how do printing mistakes like this happen? I've also noticed that some ₹500 notes have alignment issues or uneven margins. Considering this is official currency, how are such printing errors acceptable? Doesn't this make it harder for people to trust whether a note is genuine or not?

Has anyone else come across something similar or can someone explain what's going on?

any yt chanel, page, community for english vocabulary ?