u/Former-Hamster-6231

I’m currently doing English Honours from open college and I’ll be giving my 3rd/4th sem exams in June–July After that I only have my last year left

Honestly i regret taking open college sometimes because I feel like I missed out on guidance, exposure, internships, and networking. But I also know there’s no point staying stuck in regret now. I want to use whatever time I still have properly.

I see a lot of college students earning money, building skills, freelancing, doing internships, remote work, content writing, editing, marketing, etc. and I genuinely want to understand HOW people actually start.

I’m ready to work hard. I just need some direction and realistic guidance.

What did you personally learn that helped you start earning? What skills are actually useful?

Which fields are beginner friendly but still have growth?

Any mistakes I should avoid?

I’m not expecting instant money or shortcuts. I just want clarity so I can take better decisions for myself and stop wasting time feeling stuck

I’m currently doing English Honours from open college and I’ll be giving my 3rd/4th sem exams in June–July After that I only have my last year left

Honestly i regret taking open college sometimes because I feel like I missed out on guidance, exposure, internships, and networking. But I also know there’s no point staying stuck in regret now. I want to use whatever time I still have properly.

I see a lot of college students earning money, building skills, freelancing, doing internships, remote work, content writing, editing, marketing, etc. and I genuinely want to understand HOW people actually start.

I’m ready to work hard. I just need some direction and realistic guidance.

What did you personally learn that helped you start earning? What skills are actually useful?

Which fields are beginner friendly but still have growth?

Any mistakes I should avoid?

I’m not expecting instant money or shortcuts. I just want clarity so I can take better decisions for myself and stop wasting time feeling stuck

I’m currently doing English Honours from open college and I’ll be giving my 3rd/4th sem exams in June–July After that I only have my last year left

Honestly i regret taking open college sometimes because I feel like I missed out on guidance, exposure, internships, and networking. But I also know there’s no point staying stuck in regret now. I want to use whatever time I still have properly.

I see a lot of college students earning money, building skills, freelancing, doing internships, remote work, content writing, editing, marketing, etc. and I genuinely want to understand HOW people actually start.

I’m ready to work hard. I just need some direction and realistic guidance.

What did you personally learn that helped you start earning? What skills are actually useful?

Which fields are beginner friendly but still have growth?

Any mistakes I should avoid?

I’m not expecting instant money or shortcuts. I just want clarity so I can take better decisions for myself and stop wasting time feeling stuck

I had low marks in one subject, so I had to retake the exam for that subject. So I filled out the application form for that subject along with this year's exam form.

So, is there a normal exam, or do I have to tell separately that this subject is from my 2nd semester, etc etc?

Just like in normal exams, they take the signature and write down the enrollment number. So, this year I have the 3rd and 4th semester exam, and I have back in the 2nd semester.

So, are there some other steps involved?

What do you guys use for underarms man? I used Veet's wax strip and it was so painful, and only a few hairs came out the rest were still the same. All the wax got stuck in the skin and underarm and I cleaned it with oil But those wax strips weren't working much on my hands either I rubbed it well, stuck it properly, still only a few hairs came out, the rest remained the same

So the main question is what do you guys use for underarms wax or shave?