u/uchiha_zen

Hey everyone, I’m planning to subscribe to Adobe Creative Cloud All Apps using the student offer in India.

Adobe is showing me a price of around ₹400/month, but when I go to pay through Google Pay, it asks me to set up an AutoPay mandate with a limit of ₹1,200. From what I understand, ₹400 will be deducted monthly, while ₹1,200 is just the maximum amount authorized by the mandate.

The plan also seems to be an annual commitment paid monthly.

My questions are:

1. Is the ₹1,200 just the AutoPay mandate limit, and will Adobe actually deduct only the advertised ₹400/month?

2. If I complete the full 12-month commitment, can I cancel before the plan renews without an early cancellation fee?

3.Is there anything else I should be careful about before accepting the Google Pay AutoPay mandate?

Hey everyone, I’m planning to subscribe to Adobe Creative Cloud All Apps using the student offer in India.

Adobe is showing me a price of around ₹400/month, but when I go to pay through Google Pay, it asks me to set up an AutoPay mandate with a limit of ₹1,200. From what I understand, ₹400 will be deducted monthly, while ₹1,200 is just the maximum amount authorized by the mandate.

The plan also seems to be an annual commitment paid monthly.

My questions are:

1. Is the ₹1,200 just the AutoPay mandate limit, and will Adobe actually deduct only the advertised ₹400/month?

2. If I complete the full 12-month commitment, can I cancel before the plan renews without an early cancellation fee?

3.Is there anything else I should be careful about before accepting the Google Pay AutoPay mandate?

I recently gave NEE-II PCM ET and got Nagaland Rank 1(overall is 191). Right now I’m confused between taking a drop year for JEE Main/Advanced or joining North Eastern Regional Institute of Science and Technology for B.Tech CSE.

My situation:

Interested in AI, blockchain, trading bots, and tech overall

Not very advanced in coding yet, but learning Python

I know IIT/NIT offer better exposure and opportunities

But NERIST seems less stressful and may give me more time to work on myself and learn skills independently

I’m aware taking a drop year is risky too

My main fear is regretting my decision 4 years later.

Edit: I'm from ST Category