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People talk about side hustles and making money out of it but how to even start it as a begginer?

hie am 18F I want to understand how to start earning like how to learn freelancing, editing, excel and all?

Am genuinely looking for few good suggestions and not for any sex or make out texts in DMS offering money. Thank you so much

hie am 18F I want to understand how to start earning like how to learn freelancing, editing, excel and all?

Am genuinely looking for few good suggestions and not for any sex or make out texts in DMS offering money. Thank you so much

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Hi! I’m a B.Sc. Economics student offering tuition for Classes 11 & 12 in:

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• Accountancy

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• English

• Bengali

I focus on clear explanations, regular revision, doubt-solving and exam-oriented preparation.

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I own a laptop which is hp version very poor performance hardly been able to use to laptop since I bought it, it's been 10 years.... Now that am joining college I want to start learning coding and editing can u please suggest any laptop no budget issue just mention the model and where to buy from.... Preferably I want to sell my own one don't really know if I would get any value at this point it works but it's really slow so idk what to do with it

My department is Economics I would love to talk to people from other departments tooo!!!

Any pvt colleges like Shri shikshayatan or loreto anything possible at this stage? Not necessarily management quoto :) but just normal admission if I do visit the college personally...

Need Genuine Advice. I'm Completely Confused About My Future.

Hi everyone,

I'm from Kolkata, West Bengal, and I'm honestly in one of the most confusing phases of my life. I really need unbiased advice from people who have been through something similar.

I appeared for CUET this year with the dream of pursuing BA/BSc Economics. Unfortunately, I didn't get the course I wanted. Instead, I got B.Sc. Mathematical Sciences at PGDAV College, University of Delhi.

The problem is that I don't think this course suits me.

I'm not someone who enjoys mathematics. I can manage basic maths, but I never wanted to study it in depth for the next three years. On top of that, I haven't studied Computer Science since Class 8, so the thought of entering a course that may involve programming or computational subjects is making me very anxious.

The difficult part is that I've already paid the admission fees and even booked my train tickets to Delhi. My family has spent a significant amount of money on this process, and I feel guilty because I'm now questioning whether this is the right decision.

Another thing is that my family doesn't know that I didn't get the course I truly wanted. They believe I got admission into Delhi University, and that's all. I'm scared to tell them how uncertain I feel because I don't want them to think all the money and effort has gone to waste.

Now I'm stuck between several options:

Go to Delhi, join PGDAV College, complete B.Sc. Mathematical Sciences even though I don't think I'll enjoy the course.

Take a partial drop, prepare for CUET again, and try to get Economics next year while studying somewhere.

Stay in Kolkata and join a local college for my undergraduate degree.

Do my undergraduate from an open university and prepare for CUET or other opportunities alongside.

I'm also worried that if I choose the wrong option now, I'll regret it for the next three years. At the same time, taking a drop or changing plans after spending so much money feels frightening.

If you were in my position, what would you honestly do?

Is it worth going to Delhi just because it's Delhi University, even if the course isn't what I wanted?

Is taking a partial drop a practical decision?

Would choosing a local college for Economics be a better option than forcing myself through a course I don't like?

Has anyone here switched courses after a year or been in a similar situation?

Please be honest. I really need guidance because I feel completely lost right now.

Thank you so much for taking the time to read this.

TL;DR: I'm from Kolkata and got B.Sc. Mathematical Sciences at PGDAV College (DU), but I wanted BA/B.Sc. Economics. I don't enjoy mathematics, haven't studied computers since Class 8, and I'm worried this course isn't the right fit for me. I've already paid the admission fees and booked my tickets to Delhi, so a lot of money has been spent. Now I'm confused whether I should join DU anyway, take a partial drop and prepare for CUET again, join a local college, or choose an open university. I'm looking for honest advice on what would be the best decision for my future.

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I know chandni is there but any specific shop? I want a phone under 20k with a good camera quality cause I want to start with content creation probably can anyone suggest a phone and a shop please!

Can I apply to mid entry? What are the spot admission?

So I completed my 12th yr... I have applied colleges over here but am also concerned to apply for gks-u but I don't hold any topik or ilets certificates and have some extracurriculars (not related to my major)

Should I just settle for bachelors in India and then apply for different certificates and then apply for gks gks-g what should I do? If any seniors could help me please..

Hello am 18F if anyone willing to help me please 🙏

Has anyone ever done thiss..... Please suggest your experience and is it really possible or should I take drop for a good college?

For a basic ba or bsc or bcom degree?