u/LowCardiologist6418

Hey! I’m a DU South Campus student from Delhi, and the daily commute from home is getting pretty exhausting.

I’m looking for a male flatmate who either:

• Already has a flat near South Campus and is looking for a flatmate, or
• Is also looking to find a flat and wants to hunt together.

Preferably somewhere reasonably close to South Campus. We can discuss the budget and other details in DMs.

If you’re interested, feel free to DM me!

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Ive seen a lot of people saying that the third merit list is out and that only upgradation seats and mid entry seats are live.

From what I can see, my portal hasnt changed at all. I was just 1 mark away from getting upgraded to my next preference, yet it still looks exactly the same as yesterday.

So before telling everyone that upgrades are live, please double-check. A lot of people are already anxious, and misinformation just makes it worse :)

Ive been going to the gym for about 8 months now, and Im feeling pretty demotivated lately.

The good part is that my strength has improved a lot. For example, I can squat 100 kg for 10 reps and bench 70 kg for 5 reps, so I know I'm making progress in that sense.

The frustrating part is that my body doesn't seem to have changed much. My weight is almost exactly the same as when I started, and I still look a bit chubby. Most people probably couldn't even tell that I lift.

Because of that, it's getting harder and harder to stay consistent. I usually end up missing 1–2 days every week, and this week I haven't been to the gym at all for the last 3 days.

I know consistency is important, but it's difficult to stay motivated when I don't see much visible progress.

For those of you who've gone through something similar, how did you deal with it? What kept you showing up even when the mirror wasn't reflecting the effort you were putting in?

I'd really appreciate any advice or personal experiences.

My feed has been full of people sharing 50k, 1 lakh+, and even higher stipends. Im genuinely happy for them but I'd be lying if I said it hasnt been affecting me.

It makes me wonder, "what am I even doing with my life?" It feels like everyone my age is earning so well while Im probably going to pursue a masters, and a part of me wonders if Im doing it because I want to or because Im afraid of graduating into unemployment.

I know social media only shows the highlights, and I know Im not the only one in this situation. But its still hard not to compare yourself.

I met this girl in 2024 on a social media app while she was preparing for medical entrance exams. Initially we were just casual friends and talked once in a while for a few months.

After her exams, we started talking properly and for around 4–5 months we used to chat almost daily. She would tell me about her day, random things happening in her life, etc. Then she moved abroad for studies and we shifted from texts to calls. For 2–3 weeks she used to call me almost every day and honestly that was the best phase.

I’m a pretty introverted person, so most of the time I just listened to her talk about her day. I never really shared much about myself.

Then one day during a normal call, I said something slightly flirty. She suddenly paused and asked, “Why are we talking?” I didn’t really know what to say, so I just said, “I like talking to you.”

After that, everything slowly changed. Daily calls became once in 2–3 days, then once in weeks. This year she has called me maybe once or twice. We still text sometimes, but it feels a bit forced from her side now.

Also, sometimes she replies instantly, and sometimes she takes hours or even a whole day, so I genuinely cant tell what's going on.

Sometimes she still shares pictures or old memories, and whenever we do start talking again, we talk daily for a few days, even if it’s just for a minute. But then there are phases where we barely talk for a week.

I like her, that’s obvious at this point. I just want to know, does this sound like someone who lost interest slowly, or am I overthinking this? And what should I realistically do here?

I recently learned the beginner’s method for solving the 3x3 cube, and my best time so far is 1:18.

Now I want to move on to more advanced methods, but Im not sure where to start. Are there multiple methods I should consider, and how many algorithms do I actually need to learn?

Also, I’d really appreciate any good resources, tutorials, or tips that helped you improve at this stage

I recently appeared for the CUET PG exam (for 'SCQP09'), and someone suggested that I consider pursuing an MSc in Cyber Security from NFSU.

I wanted to ask if admission to this program is based solely on CUET PG scores, or if there is any separate entrance exam conducted by NFSU. Also, what is the expected cutoff for this course (at main campus)?

Additionally, how are the placements for MSc Cyber Security at NFSU? Id really appreciate any insights regarding faculty, infrastructure, and overall opportunities as well.