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I’m currently in 2nd year (3rd sem) of BCA, and I’m planning to appear for NIMCET 2028.

My college is tier-3 and doesn’t offer much academically, so I’m planning to focus more on self-study + NIMCET prep and use a library for studying.

I want to start preparing now, but most coaching batches I’m finding are for NIMCET 2027. Should I join a 2027 batch, self-study for now, or wait for a 2028 batch?

What would you recommend for someone starting NIMCET 2028 prep this early? Any good resources/coaching suggestions?

I’m currently in 2nd year (3rd sem) of BCA and I’m planning to appear for NIMCET 2028.

My college is tier-3 and doesn’t offer much academically, so I’m planning to focus more on self-study + NIMCET prep and use a library for studying.

I want to start preparing now, but most coaching batches I’m finding are for NIMCET 2027. Should I join a 2027 batch self-study for now or wait for a 2028 batch?

What would you recommend for someone starting NIMCET 2028 prep this early? Any good resources/coaching suggestions or any suggestions?

I’m in my 2nd year of BCA from a tier-3 college ad since I don’t feel like I’m learning much from college I want to use my time more productively.

I’ll be preparing for NIMCET but apart from that, I’m thinking of joining a class or learning a skill.. it doesn’t necessarily have to be related to BCA. It could be something career-oriented like coding, communication, a foreign language, etc., or even something for my health and overall development like joining a gym.

If you were in my position, what would you spend these next 2 years learning or doing that could genuinely benefit you in the future?

Hi everyone

I recently placed a COD order on hellohi.in for 2 tops costing ₹130. The prices on the website are extremely low, so I'm a bit skeptical.

Has anyone here actually ordered from this website? Did you receive your order? How was the quality, and was the product the same as shown on the website?

I'd appreciate any genuine experiences. Thanks!

My exams are only a few days away, and I still have a lot to study. I know I'll regret not studying when I'm actually giving the exam, but I still can't find the motivation to start.

Has anyone else felt like this? What helped you get out of it?

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After completing an MCA, do companies still give much importance to 10th and 12th marks during interviews, or do they mainly focus on the MCA degree, skills, and experience? Since BCA students come from different streams (Science, Commerce, Arts), I was wondering how much weight those school marks actually carry in the hiring process.

After completing an MCA, do companies still give much importance to 10th and 12th marks during interviews, or do they mainly focus on the MCA degree, skills, and experience? Since BCA students come from different streams (Science, Commerce, Arts), I was wondering how much weight those school marks actually carry in the hiring process.

I'm a 20F and I'm going on my first-ever date soon. It's kind of a blind date, so I'm feeling both excited and nervous.

Can anyone give me some advice on what to expect and how to make a good impression?

\*\*Some things I'd love help with:\*\*

•How should I start the conversation?

•What are some good questions to ask on a first date?

•How should I behave to avoid being awkward?

•What do guys usually appreciate on a first date?

•What are some things I should avoid saying or doing?

•What should I wear for a casual first date?

Any tips for staying confident and making the date enjoyable?

Also, if you've been on a blind date before, I'd love to hear your experience and any lessons you learned.

Thanks in advance!

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I'm a 20F and I'm going on my first-ever date soon. It's kind of a blind date, so I'm feeling both excited and nervous.

Can anyone give me some advice on what to expect and how to make a good impression?

**Some things I'd love help with:**

•How should I start the conversation?

•What are some good questions to ask on a first date?

•How should I behave to avoid being awkward?

•What do guys usually appreciate on a first date?

•What are some things I should avoid saying or doing?

•What should I wear for a casual first date?

Any tips for staying confident and making the date enjoyable?

Also, if you've been on a blind date before, I'd love to hear your experience and any lessons you learned.

Thanks in advance!

I used to get a lot of proposals before, but I rejected almost all of them because at that time I genuinely wasn’t interested in relationships. I was focused on myself and never really felt the need for one. But now, things have changed. I’ve started wanting that connection too at least once in my life, I want to experience what a real relationship feels like.

The problem is, people around me now assume that I’ll reject everyone anyway, so nobody really tries anymore. But honestly, that’s not true anymore. I think I’ve just changed with time.

Now I’m stuck wondering… what do I even do to change the image people have of me?

I used to get a lot of proposals before, but I rejected almost all of them because at that time I genuinely wasn’t interested in relationships. I was focused on myself and never really felt the need for one. But now, things have changed. I’ve started wanting that connection too at least once in my life, I want to experience what a real relationship feels like.

The problem is, people around me now assume that I’ll reject everyone anyway, so nobody really tries anymore. But honestly, that’s not true anymore. I think I’ve just changed with time.

Now I’m stuck wondering… what do I even do to change the image people have of me?