u/AVI_18-

Hey guys, I need your help 😭

I'm a General Male candidate with a CUET score of 676 and planning to pursue B.Com (Hons./Programme) along with ACCA. Since ACCA classes and self-study will take a lot of time, commute is a major factor for me.

I live in North Delhi and can't realistically travel more than an hour one way every day. Satyawati College is the closest college to my home, so I'm considering keeping it high on my preference list.

Do you think prioritising Satyawati for the shorter commute is the right decision, or should I consider other DU colleges even if they're farther away? Also, if anyone has experience managing ACCA with college, I'd really appreciate your suggestions.

Thanks in advance!

Guys, I think I messed up. I completed my registration by myself. Since I scored less in Accountancy, I registered through the FIA route. Today, I checked my exam availability, and it's showing FAU, FTX, and FFM. I have no idea what these are. As far as I know, the Knowledge Level exams are on-demand. Can someone please help me? 😭

And one more thing I have paid £30 so far because I didn't get the option to pay the annual subscription fee. It is currently showing 9 exams

I found a stray dog near my grandmother's house that keeps scratching nonstop. She has two bald patches near the base of her tail. There aren't any vets nearby, so I'm mainly trying to understand what this could be and what the safest next steps are.

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I'm not asking for a diagnosis or prescription, just looking for general advice on how to help her and whether this looks like something urgent. If anyone has dealt with a similar situation or knows what signs I should look for, I'd really appreciate your guidance.

I dont even know where to start

I was diagnosed with Stage 4 Hodgkins in high school Had a huge mass in my chest Did ABVD then Nivo AVD Somehow I made it

Today I got my PET results No abnormal metabolic activity No significant changes since my last clean scan

Im still in remission

My hair grew back My bloodwork is normal Im working out again.

Im posting this because when I was first diagnosed I searched this sub for hours looking for posts like this I needed to know if someone like me could make it

You can

The fear doesnt fully go away But the good days start to outnumber the bad ones

To everyone fighting right now Keep going Theres life after this A good one

Youre not alone ..🙃💪🏼