I can't kill this

Been a while since I’ve been active here and replied to a lot of the posts.

Been a little too caught up with things lately, and might be for the next few weeks too :’)

Also seeing a lot of new people here
Good to see y’all!!

All the best for your FAs btw, you got this.

A LOT has happened that I completely forgot to post about. Interdepartment sports are happening, Dandiya Night is happening, and a bunch of other events that you probably already know about lol.

Also forgot to post about the Nature Watch Club trek.
genuinely one of the most fun and one-of-a-kind experiences.

Anyway, more stuff coming here soon.

And honestly, one thing I really want from this community is for it to grow and function regardless of me or any one person.

It should be bigger than any individual.

Long live the community 🫡

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u/Satwick_biradar — 9 days ago

I was unaware of this sub

Idk when was this started but I remember searching for sub and didn't find it last year.

Only last week i got to know about this on one of the video on Instagram.

Good to see

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u/Satwick_biradar — 10 days ago

Bond Built on Hate

You can NEVER build a bond on Mutual Love, it builds on Mutual Hate.

And

NO

you don't have to hate, you can spread love while hating.

I might love dogs, maybe the other person love dogs, but you might not like each other or maybe hate each other that how this un-empathetic person love dogs.

But if you both hate cats very likely you'll be friends.

Like a mutual hate towards anything, it can be mutual hate about

" How college sucks"

"How this teacher sucks"

Or any blah blah

Loving n Hating is an art but love at times can leave you melancholic.

You need right proportion of both though.

Only then you can make good friends.

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u/Satwick_biradar — 1 month ago

Storytime : You definitely don't want to miss this.

You can forward this to your unofficial if you think it's important/urgent and want others to know. If you don't, you can skip it.

I don't want to start this with the same cliche line about me rotting in bed (because I've used that a lot), but apparently, I was. I wasn't well and didn't attend classes today. Later in the evening, I was going for a checkup, and I was waiting for my roommate to come back from college.

Usually, we discuss what happened in college, or at least anything strange that we observed. Today wasn't the case. He didn't mention anything apart from how the honey cake and doughnut he had at Nandini Bakery were way too delicious. (He knows I like them and can't have them today.)

I asked him to come with me to the hospital because there's no one who's lending us a scooter for now. We could go by auto, but he insisted that I should call again and ask.

I was almost convinced that we were going in an auto.

But the other friend did answer the call, and he was coming to our room.

He came. He was dizzy too. And while we were going on the scooty, I was sitting at the back, my roommate was riding, and the other friend was in the middle.

They were talking about an accident they had seen. Both of them were talking in Tamil, and I was very much interested in how the new moon day was near and I still couldn't find any stars. I was also contemplating my life decisions.

Not that I wasn't interested. I was just busy in my head.

My friend asked my roommate to translate it into Kannada so that I could be a little free from my thoughts and stop thinking about the fever.

He was translating, but before he told me about the accident, he gave me some context.

He said he was there at exactly 1:30 and entered the class at 1:35. His classmates came to him and told him about an accident they had seen at 1:35 near the 6th Gate.

They told him, "The guy is dead on the spot, very likely."

He was reluctant to believe it because he had just entered through the 6th Gate.

After classes, he went to Nandini to have the doughnut, and he didn't see any blood on the road. It wasn't like they had cleaned it up either. Everything was as clear as it would be on a normal day.

But now, the other friend (the scooty guy) was actually at the spot of the accident. He witnessed it and was almost about to get hit himself.

It was just his reflexes and fate that had different plans for him.

There was this guy on a GT650 coming from the hostel towards the first gate.

There were also two girls on a scooty who had just come out of the 6th Gate parking and were going towards the first gate. They took a U-turn without looking behind them.

The guy on the GT650 couldn't control the bike at that speed. To avoid hitting them, he moved a little, the bike flipped twice, and he fell off.

And he fell right in front of my friend's scooty (the one I was sitting on at that moment.)

By God's grace, there was a hostel ambulance on the same road, and he was taken to Saptagiri Hospital immediately.

Yeah, the same hospital I was going to for my checkup.

And there was a huge crowd there, almost 50–75 people waiting right outside. There were teachers, security guards, and students.

What caught our attention was the faculty ID cards, and they were speaking in Tamil, which both my friend and roommate understand.

And they heard it.

The guy was no more.

His parents were on their way, and all the formalities were being taken care of by the people there.

The two girls on the scooty were injured and had fractures, but thankfully, nothing more serious.

Now, who is to blame?

We just know it was an accident.

But what hit me was how easily people can lose their lives.

Killing yourself is obviously the worst thing a person can do to themselves, but what's even worse is losing your life in an accident at such a young age.

And this is the second accident this month where a student has lost his life.

What hits me even harder is when someone loses their life even when it isn't their mistake, like when they're simply walking or standing on the road.

Who is to blame?

No one, because that's what an accident is.

But it could have been avoided if people were just a little more careful.

I've seen so many lives lost to accidents now that I genuinely get scared.

How far am I from death?

I'm not immortal, but I would never want to die in a situation like this.

Student details:

  • He was from Allied Health Sciences, 2nd year.
  • He was from Tamil Nadu. That's all I know for now.

I wish his family gets the strength to bear this loss.

That's all I can wish for.

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u/Satwick_biradar — 1 month ago

300 — 30% into the game

On a mission to take this sub to 1,000 and we’re already 30% there!

I’m hoping this community only keeps growing from here.

Welcome to everyone who’s joined recently, and a big thank you to the first 300 people who’ve made this sub what it is.

u/Satwick_biradar — 1 month ago

You can always contact me

I see a lot of people dealing with so many things, and I understand how overwhelming it can feel. I completely understand you.

I’ve been in those shoes myself.

My DMs are always open. Anyone can reach out to me at any time of the day. I might take a little longer to reply, but I always do.

And regardless of how “dumb” you think your questions are, or how stressed you might be, remember this you’ll figure things out. You’ll make it.

I genuinely believe everyone here is trying their best, and I believe you’ll make it big in life.

Just make sure you don’t give up on the things you truly want. Keep working towards them, even when it feels slow, difficult, or uncertain.

You’ve got this. ❤️🙏

u/Satwick_biradar — 1 month ago

Hard Truth

Batch '26 is the coolest among all the batches I have seen, neither our seniors, nor our juniors are on us are on par with this batch.

They are cool and all.

They are curious in a good way.

Maybe because they have a bigger sample and more admissions and i have interacted and seen a very Creamy layer but I can say that they are cool

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u/Satwick_biradar — 1 month ago

Freshers — Classes won't start until all students are here

For all those who are Asking if classes have started and to all the freshers who are telling classes have started for God sake stop ts 😭

Classes won't start until every KCET round is done.

After the last round of KCET, the week next to it will be the actual classes begin

The classes which you are attending is mostly bridge courses, that won't be academically counted, it's just for students to engage, meet and get used to classes.

If classes have started there will be Schedule, the subjects will be allotted and teachers too. Your proctors will be assigned. Your branch cycles will be decided ( P or C) and you'll be asked to submit undertakings.

Untill then all the classes are just for the sake of it

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u/Satwick_biradar — 1 month ago

2 posts i forgot to make

  1. Someone had asked me to do a post on college.

I remember it's just i couldn't take out time. Will do that

  1. GATE/CAT/ higher education pe mera opinion ( Nobody asked)

Pakka will do both by this weekend

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u/Satwick_biradar — 1 month ago

Looking for editors of any

Looking for a Video Editor

Looking for an experienced video editor with at least 1 year of experience, preferably with a strong portfolio in Reels/short-form content.

Deliverables:

• 2 Reels per day

• 26 Reels per month

If you’re interested, DM me with your portfolio

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u/Satwick_biradar — 1 month ago

Appreciation Post

I genuinely believe this community is going to grow way faster than we expect, and eventually become the go-to place for anyone joining the journey.

What makes it special, though, isn’t just the growth. It’s the network of people here. People who genuinely help each other, share what they know, push each other forward, and grow together.

But for that to happen, I think everyone needs to feel like this is their community and not a subreddit “run by some student,” but a space that belongs to all of us.

And that’s exactly why I wanted to make this appreciation post.

A huge thank you to everyone who is actively responding to posts, joining discussions, helping others, sharing their experiences, and simply being active on the sub. You are the reason this community has the potential to become something much bigger.

Special mention ❤️

u/MachineBrilliant5772

u/Britania-Vi

u/CriticalVillage7554

u/rcoolbe

u/anakinrizzwalker

u/frndlyneighbourhood

u/fyynnshyyt

This is just the beginning. Let’s keep helping each other, keep showing up, and make this a community that everyone feels proud to be a part of.

275 members on sub.

u/Satwick_biradar — 2 months ago
▲ 14 r/Acharya_Institutes+2 crossposts

One Advice i have for you

If I had to give one advice to anyone here.

Don't take advice from anyone.

Especially from loser seniors who themselves are unplaced and know nothing about how they plan to get placed.

And just don't follow anyone blindly.

Be arrogant.

You don't have to fear anyone. Not even your teachers.

Not everyone you meet in first year is your friend. Call them acquaintances.

Your college or your senior won't help you later. It's you who has to help yourself.

Join clubs, make friends, hang out, roam around the city, find things by fucking around.

That's all.

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u/MachineBrilliant5772 — 2 months ago

Need more recommendations

Last week, I saw "Sanjay Verma by Hrex."

It moved me in a way I just can't explain.

I appreciate Hrex for the video.

If you know me or have read my posts on Substack, you know I have a very intimate relationship with grief.

That's something I have not experienced in the usual way of losing someone or something.

It has taken a very different shape with my imaginary self and empathetic self.

Maybe I call it love. Or maybe you call it love for grief.

u/Satwick_biradar — 2 months ago

If You happen to be on discord and want to be part of reviving club

If you happen to be on Discord and want to be part of reviving the club, 3 new people have already joined! If you’d like to be part of it too, bring some friends along and come hang out with us on Discord.

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u/Satwick_biradar — 2 months ago

Story of Discord

Very inclusive. Very far-sighted.

Failed miserably.

If there's still hope of bringing this to life, it's on you.

ISTG I'm not making this up.

This started with an inner curiosity to build a community of my own, to see, feel, and run a community of people because I'm very much driven by communities.

In lockdown, I spent most of my time with these small groups of people on Clubhouse, Twitter Spaces, WhatsApp GCs, Discord, LinkedIn Live (that was a thing), and met a lot of amazing people.

I was also on Avlon's scenes and Harish's community, but hardly spent any time on them.

Later, that itch in me to start a community of my own grew, and what better way than to start a college community? I thought it would be for everyone.

I thought everyone knew what Discord was, and everyone wanted to make friends and know people anonymously and then be friends. Nobody had to share their number or information. Peak privacy.

And there you go, a community of my own.

But it was not that simple.

My assumption that everyone knows what Discord is was wrong.

Then I did what a rookie does: I started pleasing people to join, telling them what Discord is and why they have to be on Discord.

The best way?

Give people what they want.

You want to participate in a hackathon?

I HAVE A ROOM FOR YOU.

You want to solve DSA?

I HAVE A ROOM FOR YOU.

YOU WANT TO PLAY GAMES?

I FUCKING HAVE A ROOM FOR YOU.

YOU WANT TO DISCUSS POLITICS? PARTICIPATE IN MUN?

I HAVE A ROOM FOR YOU.

YOU WANT TO FUCK AROUND AND FIND OUT ANY FUCKING THING?

I HAVE A ROOM FOR YOU.

Which was a good idea.

I went to a college meme page admin and asked them to share it on their stories and let people come. People who already knew Discord would join, and we would have discussions, forums, and people interacting.

And they did.

Hardly a few people joined, and mostly, they were mutuals we knew.

It was good.

People joined and never opened Discord.

Those who did, hardly interacted.

There, I found my friend. Not that I knew he would be my friend. We met for the first time on 26th August 2024 and talked for an hour about everything.

And to bond, the best thing was talking about how bad the cultural capital of this college is, how there are so many fests happening and still you have a club culture, how content works, YouTube recommendations, everything.

And that community story ended because nobody was interacting.

But I got a friend out of there.

Months later, when I saw bad reviews of this college, I wanted that to be fixed. I wanted to change how people perceive this college, so I started a Reddit community.

And this is still a baby, with 260 members, but soon this will grow.

I want this to grow without me being here.

I see potential in the coming fresher students.

Let's see how far I can go with this.

u/Satwick_biradar — 2 months ago

Out of nowhere my friends texted in this gc

Apparently this was started for Acharya and was named after it, but people didn't showup, so the name was changed to KSD.

If you'll want it to be started and want a GC I'll open this GC again and I can't give time, so anyone who wants to continue will be the mod

u/Satwick_biradar — 2 months ago