Idk I think about it very often and noticed this in people.
I am trying to choose between two college options today, and I need help evaluating what makes the most sense. My entire focus is strictly on keeping my academic marks high for top university admissions while avoiding STEM guilt.
On one hand, I have the regular track with economics and philosophy. These are subjects I actually want to study, and the manageable workload makes it much easier for me to secure the top grades I need. The only problem is that getting statistics as my minor is not guaranteed and depends on seat availability. If I do not get statistics, I am worried I will end up with constant guilt for not having a proper STEM subject on my degree.
The catch is that I do not actually like computer science. Since I need near perfect marks for my target universities, forcing myself to grind through a heavy subject I dislike creates a huge risk of burnout, which could drag my GPA down.
So the core dilemma I need help evaluating comes down to this. Do I take self finance to guarantee a STEM subject and clear my conscience, even if taking computer science puts my grades at risk. Or do I take the regular seat to protect my high GPA, even if it means taking a small gamble on getting statistics as my minor.
I am trying to choose between two college options today, and I need help evaluating what makes the most sense. My entire focus is strictly on keeping my academic marks high for top university admissions while avoiding STEM guilt.
On one hand, I have the regular track with economics and philosophy. These are subjects I actually want to study, and the manageable workload makes it much easier for me to secure the top grades I need. The only problem is that getting statistics as my minor is not guaranteed and depends on seat availability. If I do not get statistics, I am worried I will end up with constant guilt for not having a proper STEM subject on my degree.
The catch is that I do not actually like computer science. Since I need near perfect marks for my target universities, forcing myself to grind through a heavy subject I dislike creates a huge risk of burnout, which could drag my GPA down.
So the core dilemma I need help evaluating comes down to this. Do I take self finance to guarantee a STEM subject and clear my conscience, even if taking computer science puts my grades at risk. Or do I take the regular seat to protect my high GPA, even if it means taking a small gamble on getting statistics as my minor.
Please tell asap btw I got CS + econ + stats in SF subject list despite not taking maths Please help guys if anyone of you know and what's the chances of a subject change?
Hey everyone, I’m planning to start an e-commerce business soon, but I really need some advice from people who’ve been doing this for a while.
To be completely honest, I have zero experience with sales, especially online. I can manage product procurement and everything else before the sale happens, but the actual selling part is where I’m totally lost. I’m just trying to build this up to make around $4,000 to $5,000 in profit max.
I have access to some great high-end, luxury-style products with high margins. I don't want to build a Shopify store from scratch. I’m thinking of using Instagram to display the products, but for selling, I want to use existing e-commerce platforms that already have traffic.
Since organic sales take too long, I want to focus on targeted sales, but I don't know how to pull that off for expensive items.
If anyone has experience with this:
What existing platforms work best for higher-priced items?
How do you actually target and convert buyers who are ready to spend money?
How would you connect Instagram to an existing marketplace to make this work?
I really hope you guys can drop some advice because I'm starting from scratch on the sales side.
Hey everyone, I’m planning to start an e-commerce business soon, but I really need some advice from people who’ve been doing this for a while.
To be completely honest, I have zero experience with sales, especially online. I can manage product procurement and everything else before the sale happens, but the actual selling part is where I’m totally lost. I’m just trying to build this up to make around $4,000 to $5,000 in profit max.
I have access to some great high-end, luxury-style products with high margins. I don't want to build a Shopify store from scratch. I’m thinking of using Instagram to display the products, but for selling, I want to use existing e-commerce platforms that already have traffic.
Since organic sales take too long, I want to focus on targeted sales, but I don't know how to pull that off for expensive items.
If anyone has experience with this:
What existing platforms work best for higher-priced items?
How do you actually target and convert buyers who are ready to spend money?
How would you connect Instagram to an existing marketplace to make this work?
I really hope you guys can drop some advice because I'm starting from scratch on the sales side.
Hey everyone, I’m planning to start an e-commerce business soon, but I really need some advice from people who’ve been doing this for a while.
To be completely honest, I have zero experience with sales, especially online. I can manage product procurement and everything else before the sale happens, but the actual selling part is where I’m totally lost. I’m just trying to build this up to make around $4,000 to $5,000 in profit max.
I have access to some great high-end, luxury-style products with high margins. I don't want to build a Shopify store from scratch. I’m thinking of using Instagram to display the products, but for selling, I want to use existing e-commerce platforms that already have traffic.
Since organic sales take too long, I want to focus on targeted sales, but I don't know how to pull that off for expensive items.
If anyone has experience with this:
What existing platforms work best for higher-priced items?
How do you actually target and convert buyers who are ready to spend money?
How would you connect Instagram to an existing marketplace to make this work?
I really hope you guys can drop some advice because I'm starting from scratch on the sales side.
I'll be honest for the past few years, I haven't traveled at all and desperately want to go on a trip. The problem is I don't have the money. I'm genuinely asking you all for help. I just need 3 to 4k for a budget trip, that's it. Is there any legit way I can do something online to get income? I'm ready to learn and hustle for the next 9–10 months. Please tell me a legit way, guys!
I'll be honest for the past few years, I haven't traveled at all and desperately want to go on a trip. The problem is I don't have the money. I'm genuinely asking you all for help. I just need 3 to 4k for a budget trip, that's it. Is there any legit way I can do something online to get income? I'm ready to learn and hustle for the next 9–10 months. Please tell me a legit way, guys!
I'll be honest for the past few years, I haven't traveled at all and desperately want to go on a trip. The problem is I don't have the money. I'm genuinely asking you all for help. I just need 3 to 4k for a budget trip, that's it. Is there any legit way I can do something online to get income? I'm ready to learn and hustle for the next 9–10 months. Please tell me a legit way, guys!
I'll be honest for the past few years, I haven't traveled at all and desperately want to go on a trip. The problem is I don't have the money. I'm genuinely asking you all for help. I just need 3 to 4k for a budget trip, that's it. Is there any legit way I can do something online to get income? I'm ready to learn and hustle for the next 9–10 months. Please tell me a legit way, guys!
I'll be honest for the past few years, I haven't traveled at all and desperately want to go on a trip. The problem is I don't have the money. I'm genuinely asking you all for help. I just need 3 to 4k for a budget trip, that's it. Is there any legit way I can do something online to get income? I'm ready to learn and hustle for the next 9–10 months. Please tell me a legit way, guys!
I personally think that I have at least understood the basics of copywriting, and I am going to continue reading and learning. However, I have a few questions and hope someone answers them:
Since I am a complete beginner, how can I acquire clients? I am ready to do projects with no payment initially just for the sake of building a work portfolio.
Which is the best website to find clients?
What are real-life projects like? What information do clients generally give you? What are their expectations, and how do you deliver results?
How much can an entry-level copywriter realistically earn?
Do you have any good advice to share?"
My open rank is between 780~800
(Sorry I wrote title incorrect I meant in what round I can get a seat?)
Got 63% in my 12th boards and feeling pretty stuck. I really want to get into a good Mumbai University affiliated college, and honestly, I'm open to almost any stream right now—BMS, BBA, BA Econ, B.Sc IT, or general BA/B.Com.
Is there any realistic shot at tier-1 places like Mithibai, Jai Hind, St. Xavier's, or HR in the later rounds/spot admissions, or am I completely dreaming?
Also, what’s the actual deal with management quota or donations for these colleges?