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I agree, brings back memories of my UG days, fortunately, I found a good bunch of friends and was able to make through college with only 4 years of lost product
by awa 16y ago
I agree, brings back memories of my UG days, fortunately, I found a good bunch of friends and was able to make through college with only 4 years of lost productivity (but with a job).
You're 21, relax, join a few clubs, most Indian colleges have a IEEE branch where you might find some people who you can get along with. Find Topcoder (or some other community), I spent endless nights solving problems and learning a lot.
Consider college as any other system which is hackable, if you study the right things and get in the good side of some profs it could be a breeze and loads of fun. Most importantly, make friends I never gave networking any weight and apparently its the one of the most important skills you can have in the real world
- sriramk 16y agoVery good advice. Back in college, I turned to coding groups for other forms of social support and wound up meeting a lot of interesting people. Most of all, I met my wife through one of those groups so it worked out very well for me indeed :)