PCE Nagpur Campus Experience (1st Year)

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Hi, I am a student of one of the best inspiration in Nagpur, currently pursuing my degree in information technology here is my experience about the college life which I lived, in starting I was a very shy person, who felt nervous at every moment, in starting I always live in search of the comfort zone.

One After college placement some of my senior which are just like my brother they meet us while visiting the college when I see them , they are completely changed, person who is the mischief in his college life has well placed and seen as more responsible than other one some of academically brightest student are just struggling for life not for job , that time I realised one thing that till the end of college everything is change as our college teachers said , From that time I decided to change myself but is very difficult in starting , I have started participation in many college program when I give my first interview , interviewer ask me what is your strength but I don’t have answer and I m rejected for this interview for college forum , after that defects I start to develop myself I start talking to new one participated in many of college fest and program but unfortunately in some of them I got success and remaining are seme so I will suggest participate for your interest not for winning always , I had joined maths club as logistics and technical members, learned to edit and caption writing after that I have also join a University chess competition and achieved 10th place, I failed many times which I can’t mention how bad this was! but I have overcome all of these problems and i have started my internship at TCS with my college

Here are some lessons from my life:

1. **Best Experience of College 1st Year:**

– **Do:** Participate in orientation events to meet new people and get familiar with campus.

– **Do:** Join clubs, societies, or sports teams to explore your interests and make friends.

– **Don’t:** Procrastinate on assignments; manage your time wisely.

– **Don’t:** Isolate yourself; be open to new experiences and friendships.

2. **Friendship and Friends Circle:**

– **Do:** Be open-minded and approachable to make friends from diverse backgrounds.

– **Do:** Nurture genuine connections; quality matters over quantity.

– **Don’t:** Stick to a single group; explore various social circles.

– **Don’t:** Get involved in toxic relationships; prioritize your well-being.

3. **Teachers and Classes:**

– **Do:** Attend classes regularly and actively engage in discussions.

– **Do:** Establish rapport with professors; ask questions and seek guidance.

– **Don’t:** Be afraid to ask for help when needed; professors are usually willing to assist.

– **Don’t:** Skip classes frequently; it can impact your understanding of the subject.

4. **Study and Time Management:**

– **Do:** Create a study schedule and allocate time for each subject.

– **Do:** Use effective study techniques like summarizing, note-taking, and active learning.

– **Don’t:** Cram before exams; spread your study sessions over time.

– **Don’t:** Neglect self-care; balance study time with relaxation and hobbies.

5. **Hostel and Academic Life:**

– **Do:** Maintain a tidy and organized living space in the hostel.

– **Do:** Collaborate with roommates and neighbors for a harmonious environment.

– **Don’t:** Overlook academic responsibilities due to hostel life; strike a balance.

– **Don’t:** Disregard hostel rules; respect your peers’ privacy and space.

Remember, college is a time of growth and learning. Embrace challenges, be adaptable, and make the most of the opportunities that come your way. Everything is your until you struggle for them .