u/hnbhaiwhiskey

I have taken a drop year after school and i just started getting more into art, politics and everything that comes along. But when i think about seeking out art, there is nothing offered by this city.

There are barely enough libraries, art galleries, theatres, museums, book stores. Even if something exists its either too far or just not enough.

Even when i think of starting something out on my own, i am struck with the question that do people from here really want something meaningful or is everyone into superficial shit. And those actually do want and care, end up moving out of Sonipat.

I am writing this in the hopes that there are enough people who do care for meaning in the city and maybe just maybe i will get to do something for that part of the city.

I just got the admission in Du Sol and i have no idea how to start with my studies and when the exams are for my course. Like there is no guide on what to do and its really confusing.
I will be glad if someone can tell me the general exam dates, about recorded classes and study material and if there is anything else i should know of.
Ba hons eco w entrepreneurship minor btw.

I have completed my 12th this year from commerce w maths and am thinking of taking the path of actuarial because the thought of doing 4 years of eco hons and a year of masters and still entering this competitive market of jobs where i barely get a good job, is crazy.

I am thinking of doing eco hons from Du SOL(open) while giving the actuarial papers.

Do you guys think that my choice of degree is good? And is there anything i should or shouldn't be doing.