u/mainpareshanhu

Okay so y'all must have seen me lurking in here and yeah I have been lurking here and reading a lot abt female life span and most of those talk abt how women live longer than men but I find myself wondering about something else, how many of those extra years are spent in good health?

Things like muscle strength, bone density, cardiovascular health, cognitive function, and hormonal changes can all influence how we age. Yet most conversations about longevity seem focused on adding years rather than making those years healthier and more independent.

I’m especially curious about how much our everyday habits in our 20s, 30s, and 40s might influence our health decades later—and how much is shaped by genetics or factors outside our control.

If you could preserve just one aspect of your health as you age, what would it be: physical strength, memory, mobility, hormonal health, or something else? And what do you think women should start paying attention to much earlier?

Okay I got my mhcet results and I can safely say I'll get into pgcl. The thing is I am a drop year student, couldn't get any cllg through clat and badly wanted glc but I am not. So please can the seniors tell me if pgcl is actually a good cllg? Does it have any brand name? Can I get good opportunities here? Is it better than most tier 3 nlus? And what is the placement scenario here??

What can I actually get at 97.6 percentile ms open???

Glc ka koi chance last round tak???

Ik I am supposed to wait for percentile but srsly what cllgs can I expect at 93 slot 1?

okay so I am thinking abt taking a partial drop with no coaching so if there are others like me or just partial droppers, let's connect. I am mostly looking for study partners or ppl who are very serious abt the preparation.

Okay so I am planning to take admission in wtv cllg I can get through mhcet this year and take a partial drop, prepare for mhcet 5 year llb and give the exam again. What I am worried abt is the exams being on the same date?? Chat gpt and google says the chances are pretty low but not impossible. What should I do??? Helppp

Partial drop year for glc is worth it or not??

(I am not gonna give clat)

Okay so I am 19 and gave clat ntg happened and now my mom (who cleared her cs executive 20 years ago) is advising me to do cs along with ballb. But I am so confused. Should I do it??

Okay so I am 19 and I took a drop year to prepare for clat. I studied day and night and sacrificed my entire social life and i still failed. I also did this one big stupid thing, i completed my jr. Cllg from kc churchgate and rather than taking a ba course in the cllg I left it. My 12th percentage is not good enough for me to go back to that cllg. Now after failing in clat i was so depressed that I couldn't even get up from my bed for 1 month. But after that I realised the seriousness of the situation and started preparing for mhcet law. And again i prepared really hard for it and I think i messed that up too. Now it's making me think I should quit law because failing one time is a lesson but 4 times. Seems like a warning to me. Because I don't understand what to do I have been a good student all my life, being a topper (yeah 12th was an exception) and I used to get good scores in the mocks of both of these exams and i still somehow messed this up. The think is idk what to do anymore. I took humanities so I could do law but now everything seems like a huge mistake to me. What should I do?