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I'm selling my entrance coaching study materials since I’m done with my prep . Most of the books are as good as new since they were never used, and the rest are barely used and are in excellent condition.
As a bonus, I'm including the following completely free with the purchase:
! 3 Crash Course books (the last pic)
! A book containing all Brilliant model question papers along with their answer keys bounded together
Everything has been well maintained and is ideal for anyone preparing for entrance exams while saving money compared to buying new books.
If you're interested or would like pictures or details of the books, feel free to DM me.

Nml ini edh samudhrathil thappanam!?😔😔

I have a close friend (not my closest), let's call her Tonya for now. We're both waiting for our college admissions to be finalized and still applying to colleges and Tonya is interested in doing BTech. She was expecting manipal but after the counseling session started she started talking about how she's not gonna get manipal. So during that time itself she would mention another college that she wanted to get into really really bad but it's very veryyy hard to get in over there even for management seats. Here's the thing, my father has a friend in the management who could help her get in. So I talked to my dad about her situation and about how hopeless my friend is feeling about all these college situations and he said he'll talk to his friend and do something about it. I didn't tell my friend about my dad's friend being in the management and about me talking to my dad about it but after my dad contacted his friend I told her and I'll attach the chats so you guys can see. She was very happy and relieved that my dad was doing this and all was well. Then I gave my dad's friend (let's call him jo) her dad's contact number and all that and I thought it's all set. Few days later Jo calls my dad asking him to make my friend's dad call him because he's not returning any calls or messages and is completely ghosting Jo. Jo had called friend's dad once and he described the conversation as very useless. After this dad's friend stopped returning the calls and messages and Jo called my dad saying how he put the effort into trying to get my friend a seat in this college and my friend isn't even returning the calls to even tell him if they want the seat. After hearing all this, my dad felt very bad because not only did he feel like he put his friend through trouble but also as if he overstepped by trying to get my friend and admission without talking to her parents first.

So naturally I called my friend to ask her what happened. I called her once the day after her dad was called and asked her what all happened in the call but she said her dad didn't tell her anything about a call so I left that and didn't follow up. This time I called her and asked why isn't her dad returning calls and all that and she's like her dad said the management seat fees were too expensive and I was like yeah I already told you that but you were fine with it then and it's not more expensive than manipal anyways and then I asked her why didn't they just tell Jo they didn't want the seat cuz it was expensive and she's like bro I didn't ask you to do all this and you put me in a difficult position. What she's saying is that she doesn't have to explain why she doesn't want the seat and when I try to explain to her that it's basic decency she pulls the "but I didn't tell u to go do that" card. Then I told her about how she thanked me when I told her about this in the beginning and she's like idk what else to say at that moment and I didn't want you to feel bad. Idk wtf she expected but I already gave her a heads up of everything and I honestly don't know what to tell my parents about her because they keep asking. I don't want to ruin her image as a friend but she's really really pissing me off. I don't know if she's being ungrateful or if I really did overstep.

I've seen quite a few posts here from people saying they really want to learn/read Malayalam but don't know where to start. So I thought I'd share what genuinely worked for me. 😄

Start with Malayalam newspapers, news channels, magazines, and especially late 90s/2000s Malayalam movies. They're a great way to naturally improve your vocabulary.

Funny enough, I learned Malayalam during the Kerala floods. 😂 Every morning I'd switch on the TV just to see evide okke vellam pongi, naale mazha undo, avadhi kittumo... so I started reading the Malayalam text scrolling on news channels. Slowly it became a habit, and now I read almost every Malayalam text I come across.

Also, I'd highly recommend Deepu Pradeep's blog. Once you start reading it, you'll probably get hooked. The Malayalam is simple, beautiful, and a really fun way to improve.That's what worked for me... Hope this one helps you guys🫂❤️

Imagine this, Today is your arranged marriage. Everything's set. Relatives everywhere. You're dressed up, waiting for the muhurtham.

Just 10 minutes before the muhurtham, you hear the bride has eloped with someone else. 💀 Your family somehow convinces you to go ahead with the wedding anyway.

Plot twist... Your ex is sitting in the front row. She's still unmarried. You both broke up years ago because of family issues and circumstances, not because you stopped loving each other.

Now she's looking at you like... "Ennem kaath irikkano... namukku kalyanam kazhichalo?" 👀 Meanwhile, the priest is already calling for the groom because the muhurtham is running out. 🤣

What's your reaction? 😂

Since I am opting for another career...i am planning to selling my Xylem NEET study material.

Barely used and in excellent condition. Includes modules, short notes, mind maps, and PYQs.

DM if interested!