u/AnnabelleBirdwhistle

I need a new phone for college. Here's what i need to consider:

Not intense gaming but just dress to impress on roblox

I like to use certain apps that run in the background like app blockers revanced and alarm apps like alarmy. It makes my 4gb phone lag a lot and just overall slow down the phone.

I also use AI for studying a bit as i'm an engineering student.

I was also thinking about starting content creation so i will need atleast a decent camera and mic support and also enough ram to be able to edit videos.

The phone should also last long enough for atleast 4 years.

I'd also like minimal bloatware, although at this price point, some bloatware is unavoidable, I'm okay with some bloatware as long as it's still controllable and I can still disable the ads and delete the preloaded apps but not like Techno or Infinix

what kind of phone should I get? My budget is 25k at max but ideally below 20k. I suppose I'll need atleast 8gb RAM

I'm about to start college and I need a new phone for it but I'm on a budget. I need a phone with a camera that is decent enough to record yt videos with it.

I'm obviously not expecting Apple level camera quality but I'm currently using a Samsung M12 (6 years old) and it's camera is absolutely shit, every picture and video I record is very grainy.

Also looking for a phone with a good processor bcz my current phone has always been too slow

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I'll be taking admission in bvcoe on management quota only, pls tell me what's better for placements, education quality, college life, attendance etc

I'm an 18 year old from India, and about a month from now I'll be starting my undergraduate degree in computer science engineering. MIT has always been my dream college, and I wanna set a roadmap to ensure I can get into MIT. My family is not that wealthy, so I'll need to qualify for scholarships if I want to even have a chance of going there. Lol I just want to get a headstart. Any advice on projects/ competitions/ that might give me an edge while applying to MIT?

Also is it even worth it?