u/Greedy-Two9043

I'm currently pursuing BCA and looking for a study partner to stay consistent. We can share resources, discuss programming concepts, solve assignments, and keep each other accountable. If you're also serious about learning and want to push through together, let's connect.

Hey everyone, I'm 19 and I'm in a really dark place right now. I recently developed severe eye floaters, and they are literally making my life a living hell.

It has gotten so bad that I can't even go to college anymore. Looking at whiteboards, bright computer screens, and well-lit classrooms is a constant reminder of them, and the anxiety is paralyzing. I feel like I'm way too young to be dealing with this, and I feel like my future is being taken away from me.

Has anyone else dealt with severe floaters at this age? How do you cope with college, studying, and just living your life? I feel so hopeless and really need some advice or just some words of comfort.

Hey everyone, I am looking to buy my very first mechanical keyboard primarily for coding and programming with a strict budget under ₹2.5k. I am currently torn between choosing a 65% or a 75% layout and want to know how they affect a developer's workflow.Specifically, I am worried if losing the dedicated Function row on a 65% keyboard will make debugging and IDE shortcuts too annoying, or if it is easy enough to adapt to using the Function layer key combinations. On the other hand, a 75% layout feels like a safer choice for work, but I am tempted by the compact size of the 65%.For switches, I need something comfortable for long typing sessions, so I am leaning toward quiet linears like Reds or gentle tactiles like Browns to keep the noise down. I would love to hear from fellow programmers about which form factor works better for your daily coding. Please drop your best reliable, hot-swappable keyboard recommendations available in India under my budget.

I'm totally open to refurbished options too. Maharastra,nagpur

Today was my first day of college, and I am completely devastated.I took a drop year for NEET but couldn't clear it. I ended up taking admission at GH Raisoni, a private university in Nagpur. Day one has been awful. The management and vibe are completely messed up.I can't stop crying. I feel massive regret and fear for my future. My family already paid half the fees, so I feel completely trapped.Has anyone else survived private college after a failed drop? Does it get any better? I really need some advice right now.

I am joining the GH Raisoni Hingna campus (GHRCE) soon and looking for accommodation nearby. Since I'm new to the area, I have a few questions for seniors and locals:Which areas are the best to live in? I'm looking for a safe locality with good food options, students crowd, and decent connectivity.Where can I find single/shared rooms or flatmates? What is the average rent for a single room or a in these areas?Ideally, I want something close enough to walk or take a quick auto/metro ride (near Bansi Nagar or Lokmanya Nagar metro stations works too).

I’m looking to hear your most bizarre, "I can't believe this is actually happening" travel stories.I’m talking about those moments where culture shock mixes with complete absurdity, and you just have to laugh (or freeze in confusion). Was it a totally misunderstood custom? An accidental invitation to a bizarre local event? A strange encounter with local wildlife or a unique law?What country were you in, what is the story behind it, and why did it feel so incredibly weird to you?Spill your best stories below!

There is a collage in Nagpur who is offering power bca which is different from general bca they are saying this bca has extra power so should i choose this bca or not help me