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One of the more unfortunate side effects of the information age was the rapid spreading of fake news to create a narrative that pits people against one another, which suits political agendas. Winston Churchill was quoted saying 'A lie gets halfway around the world before the truth has a chance to get its pants on', and today, years later, the words still ring true. <\/p>
In November, the Oxford Dictionary announced the word 'post-truth' as the word of the year, highlighting a dangerous trend in politics across the world, not just in the United States but in India as well. Post-Truth Politics (click here to read about it<\/a>) refers to political beliefs than pander more to the emotions rather than policy, where truth takes secondary precedence as emotions and fears rule the formation of opinions rather than logic. Basically, the forwards you keep seeing in family Whatsapp groups, and that's just one part of it. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494236556499","data":"5910450e03f32"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494236558411","data":"India is no stranger to fake news. From channels claiming to fight for the common man and claiming to be comedy pages on Facebook posting news articles from direct propaganda sources, to a leading news journalist of a popular media house covering the supposed 'GPS chip' in new Rs. 2000 notes, it affects everyone, with or without an agenda. With the internet being prevalent in people's lives today, this leads to the fake news spreading rapidly through various means. <\/p>This leads to people forming opinions based on the fake story that often justifies hate and bigotry, in this age when we need to work together to solve issues instead of jumping at each other's throats. A look through the comment sections of major news outlets on Facebook will tell you how far gone people are; the truth does not matter anymore, all that matters is how much hate and vile comments one can spread, and when they get countered by facts, dig themselves into a corner and start abusing anyone that opposes their bigoted views. <\/p>This is a nation where critical thinking is frowned upon, independent thought is discouraged and children are actively encouraged to be part of a rat race which they don't even choose. It does not surprise me that my fellow compatriots, my peers and my elders are so easily fooled by fake news: we have never bothered to think critically unless it comes to work. We're a nation of emotional people looking for echo chambers that justify our bigotry.<\/p><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494237554318","data":"59104543746da"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494237556221","data":"But it doesn't have to be that way. You, as students, are in a unique position to equip yourself with the knowledge necessary to call out fake news wherever and whenever you see it, and the first step to do that is to question everything. <\/p>Understand that nobody, not your parents, not even God, is above questioning. You are worth more than you think you are, and you should be sceptical until proven otherwise. Understand that demonising an entire community is wrong no matter what belief system they subscribe to, what the colour of their skin is, or which part of India they come from. <\/p>'Look before you leap' is an old saying that works like a charm here. Question everything you see, everything you hear, and verify before forming opinions. I know this isn't easy, but then if you are silent when gross injustices happen in the society, it is as good as helping the oppressor get away with the crime. There are fellow citizens of India dedicated to debunking fake news, like Social Media Hoax Slayer, someone you should follow to make sure you are informed and equipped against being manipulated by those who have ulterior motives with their fake news forwards and information. <\/p>Students of today are the citizens of tomorrow, and if we do not learn how to spot fake news early, we will never move forward as a country. In this post-truth era, facts do not matter to bigots, so fight to change that status quo, the future of the nation hangs in balance. <\/p>"}]
India is no stranger to fake news. From channels claiming to fight for the common man and claiming to be comedy pages on Facebook posting news articles from direct propaganda sources, to a leading news journalist of a popular media house covering the supposed 'GPS chip' in new Rs. 2000 notes, it affects everyone, with or without an agenda. With the internet being prevalent in people's lives today, this leads to the fake news spreading rapidly through various means. <\/p>
This leads to people forming opinions based on the fake story that often justifies hate and bigotry, in this age when we need to work together to solve issues instead of jumping at each other's throats. A look through the comment sections of major news outlets on Facebook will tell you how far gone people are; the truth does not matter anymore, all that matters is how much hate and vile comments one can spread, and when they get countered by facts, dig themselves into a corner and start abusing anyone that opposes their bigoted views. <\/p>
This is a nation where critical thinking is frowned upon, independent thought is discouraged and children are actively encouraged to be part of a rat race which they don't even choose. It does not surprise me that my fellow compatriots, my peers and my elders are so easily fooled by fake news: we have never bothered to think critically unless it comes to work. We're a nation of emotional people looking for echo chambers that justify our bigotry.<\/p>
<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494237554318","data":"59104543746da"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494237556221","data":"
But it doesn't have to be that way. You, as students, are in a unique position to equip yourself with the knowledge necessary to call out fake news wherever and whenever you see it, and the first step to do that is to question everything. <\/p>
Understand that nobody, not your parents, not even God, is above questioning. You are worth more than you think you are, and you should be sceptical until proven otherwise. Understand that demonising an entire community is wrong no matter what belief system they subscribe to, what the colour of their skin is, or which part of India they come from. <\/p>
'Look before you leap' is an old saying that works like a charm here. Question everything you see, everything you hear, and verify before forming opinions. I know this isn't easy, but then if you are silent when gross injustices happen in the society, it is as good as helping the oppressor get away with the crime. There are fellow citizens of India dedicated to debunking fake news, like Social Media Hoax Slayer, someone you should follow to make sure you are informed and equipped against being manipulated by those who have ulterior motives with their fake news forwards and information. <\/p>
Students of today are the citizens of tomorrow, and if we do not learn how to spot fake news early, we will never move forward as a country. In this post-truth era, facts do not matter to bigots, so fight to change that status quo, the future of the nation hangs in balance. <\/p>"}]
Beat the summer heat by travelling to new places and experiencing a different culture! Of course, most of us will be more than happy to sit and home and sleep it off (which frankly is my favourite activity), but travelling is amazing and puts kilometres on your soul, gives you new perspectives and opens up tonnes of possibilities in understanding the people of India, so why wouldn't you do it? Here's a list of places you can travel to this summer. <\/p>
1. Manali, Himachal Pradesh <\/b><\/p>
A favourite of many college time North Indian trips, Manali is beautiful and cool in the summers. Nestled in the foothills of the Himalayas, Manali is a lush green town popular with tourists from across the country. It is also the first stop on the way to the greater Himalayas, where adventure and beautiful vistas await. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494242427437","data":"59106210acf4c"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494242430553","data":"
2. Auli, Uttarakhand <\/b><\/p>
Auli, also nestled in the Himalayas, is a beautiful little ski resort. It becomes completely snow capped in the winter months and is a pleasant experience in the summers. It's beautiful, cool and will make you fall in love with the place. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494242525374","data":"591061ee0fc5e"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494242527347","data":"
3. Nainital, Uttarakhand <\/b><\/p>
Formerly a British hill station, Nainital still has some of the old houses left over from the colonial era, made of wood. The lake right in the middle of the town, after which it earns the name, and the mountains surrounding the little pretty town must be experienced at least once. My friends and I had visited for Diwali, and it was quite a sight watching crackers lighting up the slopes of the mountains. Don't forget to take a boat ride in the insanely deep lake. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494245173041","data":"591061d8af198"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494245176871","data":"
4. Coorg, Karnataka <\/b><\/p>
Coorg is often referred to as the Kashmir of the South, even in the peak summers temperatures seldom cross 30. Located in the Western Ghats, it's a beautiful town filled with all sorts of people, even Tibetian monks. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494245525493","data":"591061c11b934"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494245527520","data":"
5. Shillong, Meghalaya<\/b> <\/p>
The Scotland of the East is one of the most beautiful places in India one can visit. The rolling hills, the roaring waterfalls, the quaint little town that does not get warm at all, and a beautiful countryside are just a few reasons to visit the capital of Meghalaya. It's absolutely incredible. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494245731950","data":"591061ad43001"}]
Depression\u2026..I\u2019m sure many of you might have heard about this word a lot of times in the past few days. Apropos a statistics we are having a depression rate of 36% in our country, were almost of 50% of the population is young generation. Now, this is a serious issue because this means that most of the people who are going through depression are school going kids or youngsters. There are numerous reasons for this\u2026our lifestyle, the phase and pace of life, competition, the way we look, this is a never ending list. <\/p>
Most of them would accede that if given a chance one would like to relive his childhood days. But this has become an adage to the present school going students. Students today are under the constant radar of being judged and compared not only by the society but even by their parents. Today most of the parents of a kindergarten student want his child to know everything\u2026even something such as who is the President of Uganda sends his 6th standard child to IIT coaching and wants his child to start solving previous years JEE papers by the time he\u2019s in his 10th standard. Are these people out of their senses?...your child who\u2019s in KG doesn\u2019t even know where India is\u2026.your 6th standard child has just come to know that science has different branches such as physics, Majoritybiology\u2026maybe your 10th standard child wants to become a CA and not an engineer.<\/p>
Students are pushed to their limits in the two years of their +2 as they prepare for entrance exams such as JEE and become mentally disturbed. The students are in a pressure cooker in this period and if they are lucky they make out of it\u2026or else at times the cooker blasts and leads to abominable scenarios as such as students committing the majority of the student's life today can be compared to that of a sine graph. By the time one finishes his engineering half of his life goes in break up\u2026patchup\u2026breakup\u2026patchup. A majority of them don\u2019t even know the difference between infatuation and love and waste the crucial years of their life on this. <\/p>
Body shaming is another reason which is causing depression. No one in this world is happy with the way God has made oneself. People go under the knife to change the way they look. At times even parents of a child who suffering from hereditary want their child to get in shape and it results in a situation where the child abominates his parents and thinks that will my parents love me only if I look in a certain way?<\/p>
People should start helping out people going through depression. Students should understand that failing in an examination be it in school or even any other entrance examination doesn\u2019t mean their life\u2019s going to end. Many people whom we look up to have failed many times in many stages of their life. We should not be disheartened by failure but stand up and catch the next tide. One should always remember that no one\u2019s going get alive\u2026. Sometimes we win, sometimes we learn\u2026so sit back and enjoy the journey.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1493649429023","data":"590748815f820"}]
Friends are people we love to spend time with. They give us company when we are lonely, support us unconditionally and accept us despite our shortcomings. They make celebrations fun, and they help us be ourselves. Here I brought you all a gang of my seniors who eventually turned up to be my best friends and my support system. When I was asked to write a senior's record as a part of ragging, few of them came and comforted me. There it all actually begun. I started to smile when I saw them and they smiled back too. I never thought I would become this close to them in the beginning , now I understood its the matter of attitude that makes people friends. When people have a common attitude their thoughts match and tend to become closer.<\/p>
They are a batch of 15 people,9 girls and 6 boys well known in the college for their movies, dubsmashes,fashions and attitudes as well. they are the craziest people I have ever met. Introducing to you all....Nikhil reddy, one of the leading photographers of college and also directs short films. Fate and Nenu Saitham are two films which were made in his direction. These films were produced by Siddharth and casted by Abhilash of the same troop. Vamshi, the so called spiritual philosopher (lol) and bhargav, the writer are the crazy two people of the batch who are the most fun loving. I should specially mention Surya Teja for his hero looks(brother kinda feels though) and Vinay for his least attendance, can hardly see him once or twice in a semester.<\/span><\/p> The very interesting thing about the gang is there is no pinch of gender discrimination. There are 9 girls in the gang, though they always mess up with each other they are the best friends one can ever find. They are the fashion freaks. Chandrika is called \"chutki\" of the gang for her appearance. Nandini, the craziest of all imitates everyone she come across(bithiri sathi very perfectly). Sravya is known as the fire brand of the gang, never mess up with her. I repeat NEVER. Lahari and Anvitha are supposed to be the calmest and obviously become the elements of fun. Vyshnavi who seems to be very innocent of them all is actually not. Shradha is stunningly cute dubsmasher of the gang, Bubby(never say her real name) is the sweetest and finally my favorite keerthana is the most beautiful soul I found on earth.<\/span> <\/span><\/p> College had taught me many things and of course it will. But, these are the people who turned me to a person what I am now. This is the best part of my college life. I wish them all happiness in their lives.<\/span><\/p><\/span><\/p><\/span><\/p>"}]
The very interesting thing about the gang is there is no pinch of gender discrimination. There are 9 girls in the gang, though they always mess up with each other they are the best friends one can ever find. They are the fashion freaks. Chandrika is called \"chutki\" of the gang for her appearance. Nandini, the craziest of all imitates everyone she come across(bithiri sathi very perfectly). Sravya is known as the fire brand of the gang, never mess up with her. I repeat NEVER. Lahari and Anvitha are supposed to be the calmest and obviously become the elements of fun. Vyshnavi who seems to be very innocent of them all is actually not. Shradha is stunningly cute dubsmasher of the gang, Bubby(never say her real name) is the sweetest and finally my favorite keerthana is the most beautiful soul I found on earth.<\/span> <\/span><\/p> College had taught me many things and of course it will. But, these are the people who turned me to a person what I am now. This is the best part of my college life. I wish them all happiness in their lives.<\/span><\/p><\/span><\/p><\/span><\/p>"}]
College had taught me many things and of course it will. But, these are the people who turned me to a person what I am now. This is the best part of my college life. I wish them all happiness in their lives.<\/span><\/p><\/span><\/p><\/span><\/p>"}]
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The 15th South India Inter Engineering Collegiate (T-20) Cricket Tournament is on. SREC was excited because, the team was battling in the semifinals. It\u2019s a do or die match for both SREC and Geethams college team. As nervousness spread throughout the field, a boy entered the ground and gained the attention of every individual with his splendid batting. Finally winning the match to reach finals. <\/p>
Gubala Pavan Raj an 18 year old all rounder, Captain of 8 district cricket team and an under-23 district player from Hanamkonda of Warangal Urban District. \n Pavan played a crucial role of a captain in state level under-19 tournament and led his team towards success. <\/p>
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He started playing cricket at the age of 8 years and got an opportunity to play at district level under-14 tournament in 2011. Pavan stated \"My best tournament is The District Tourname<\/i><\/span>nt in 2016<\/i>\", He was the captain of the team and he scored half a century and took three wickets leading his team towards success. \"In SREC team there are no bars such as seniors and juniors, everyone interacts sportively, They respect and encourage players. SREC team puts aside their differences when it comes to cricket. We belive, trusting your team mates is how we bring out our best<\/i>\", said Pavan when was asked about his team. <\/span><\/p> He received Man of the Match title for his splendid performance that day. In Eenadu tournament he was the top scorer and the top wicket taker leading his team towards the finals.<\/span> <\/span><\/p> <\/p> His family was concerned of <\/span>his education but pavan gave them<\/span> assurance that he will manage both his education and cricket. They realized their son's interest and passion towards cricket. Hoping that he might create a miracle one day, They started encouraging him. Pavan is good at his academics he scored good score in his intermediate and is working hard in the college to get good percentage.\nHe was coached at JNS coaching center at the age of 14 for three years and is currently coached at KMC. He never feels tired spending hours in hot or sunny day playing cricket, his interest grew into passion which makes him to spend more and more time learning new techniques and practicing them. When pavan was asked \"who is your role model in cricket?<\/i>\". He said \u201cSachin Tendulkar is my role model and I feel like he is the best batsman with very good attitude and way of life. Sachin's batting style inspires me<\/i>\u201d.<\/span><\/p> Pavan got an opportunity to play in a 3 day match which would be held in Rajiv Gandhi Internation Stadium at Uppal, Hyderabad. It is his first match in an international stadium. His goal is to play representing india in the Indian cricket team. Cricket is his passion, his passion drives him.<\/p> Lets wish him all the best. \n<\/p>"}]
He received Man of the Match title for his splendid performance that day. In Eenadu tournament he was the top scorer and the top wicket taker leading his team towards the finals.<\/span> <\/span><\/p> <\/p> His family was concerned of <\/span>his education but pavan gave them<\/span> assurance that he will manage both his education and cricket. They realized their son's interest and passion towards cricket. Hoping that he might create a miracle one day, They started encouraging him. Pavan is good at his academics he scored good score in his intermediate and is working hard in the college to get good percentage.\nHe was coached at JNS coaching center at the age of 14 for three years and is currently coached at KMC. He never feels tired spending hours in hot or sunny day playing cricket, his interest grew into passion which makes him to spend more and more time learning new techniques and practicing them. When pavan was asked \"who is your role model in cricket?<\/i>\". He said \u201cSachin Tendulkar is my role model and I feel like he is the best batsman with very good attitude and way of life. Sachin's batting style inspires me<\/i>\u201d.<\/span><\/p> Pavan got an opportunity to play in a 3 day match which would be held in Rajiv Gandhi Internation Stadium at Uppal, Hyderabad. It is his first match in an international stadium. His goal is to play representing india in the Indian cricket team. Cricket is his passion, his passion drives him.<\/p> Lets wish him all the best. \n<\/p>"}]
His family was concerned of <\/span>his education but pavan gave them<\/span> assurance that he will manage both his education and cricket. They realized their son's interest and passion towards cricket. Hoping that he might create a miracle one day, They started encouraging him. Pavan is good at his academics he scored good score in his intermediate and is working hard in the college to get good percentage.\nHe was coached at JNS coaching center at the age of 14 for three years and is currently coached at KMC. He never feels tired spending hours in hot or sunny day playing cricket, his interest grew into passion which makes him to spend more and more time learning new techniques and practicing them. When pavan was asked \"who is your role model in cricket?<\/i>\". He said \u201cSachin Tendulkar is my role model and I feel like he is the best batsman with very good attitude and way of life. Sachin's batting style inspires me<\/i>\u201d.<\/span><\/p> Pavan got an opportunity to play in a 3 day match which would be held in Rajiv Gandhi Internation Stadium at Uppal, Hyderabad. It is his first match in an international stadium. His goal is to play representing india in the Indian cricket team. Cricket is his passion, his passion drives him.<\/p> Lets wish him all the best. \n<\/p>"}]
Pavan got an opportunity to play in a 3 day match which would be held in Rajiv Gandhi Internation Stadium at Uppal, Hyderabad. It is his first match in an international stadium. His goal is to play representing india in the Indian cricket team. Cricket is his passion, his passion drives him.<\/p>
Lets wish him all the best. \n<\/p>"}]
Every college needs a perfect hang out spot. What to do if your college has many? The good thing is that every week has 5-6 working days so we can fulfill our needs by then. <\/p>
Here are some of the following hangout spots nearby.<\/p>
The place is basically a country side surrounded with some real good food. The place serves amazing food i.e south Indian food with varieties of dishes. The cost of the amazing mouth-watering palette is just mere thirty.<\/p>
There is another one which serves as an ice cream shop. Due to the extreme weather condition. It is necessary to keep yourself hydrated by trying out cold icy shakes and delicious fruit salad which nourishes the water table within you. The prince ranges up from fifty till a hundred. So, you save again a bit apart from spending lavishly at cafe coffee day and end up getting a cockroach. The place is totally hygiene and it serves a good atmosphere for the customers.<\/p>
Then there are several other biriyani huts which serve amazing biriyani and that too of all kinds. Whenever I go there the queue is quite severe and the food smells absolutely delicious and makes a ship sink since my mouth actually started to water.<\/p>
So, these are basically the hangout spots in and around my college locality.<\/p>"}]
1. Former Samajwadi Party patriarch Mulayam Singh Yadav said that making his son, Akhilesh Yadav, the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh was a 'mistake', in a statement that might seal the divide between father and son forever. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494162095668","data":"590f1b1641d35"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494162098029","data":"
2. AAP's Kapil Mishra, the former water minister of Delhi, alleged that Arvind Kejriwal took Rs. 2 crore in bribe from health minister Satyaendra Jain. A massive uproar on twitter is now being followed up by the opposition asking Arvind Kejriwal's resignation. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494162272110","data":"590f1bb928526"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494162297651","data":"
3. Less than 1% of engineers from Hyderabad are employable, according to a new study conducted by a company called Automata. The study found that only 0.7% of engineers could code properly. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494162659446","data":"590f1d4d8bac9"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494162703097","data":"
4. Bahubali 2 smashes all records, becomes the first Indian movie to hit the Rs. 1000 crore club. Industry watchers expressed delight at the news and agreed that it will take an extraordinary movie to beat this record. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494162754376","data":"590f1d8a3a5b7"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494162764359","data":"
5. After some trouble with the ICC, the BCCI has unanimously decided to send Team India to play at the Champions Trophy commencing in June. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494162853209","data":"590f1de8d6fbb"}]
Hyderabad's growing reputation has the IT hub of the south (sorry Bangalore) has helped it attract people from across India. Today, you can find people from all parts of the country is this metropolitan city, and for us who grew up here, this city holds a really special place in our hearts. That being said, here's a list of awesome places you can hang out in around Hyderabad<\/p>
1. Lazer Ops, City Centre Mall <\/b><\/p>
Pretend you're Seal Team Six on hunt for the most dreaded terrorist on the planet, or that you're playing a round of CounterStrike with your friends, Lazer Ops is a great place to hang out with some fun activity where you tag your friends using futuristic looking guns and shooting bullets you can't see. Except they don't hurt they just make sure your guns don't work once hit. It's quite fun. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494069759709","data":"590db24eb7c5b"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494069772254","data":"
2. Daffodils Cafe, Shivam Road <\/b> <\/p>
A quaint little coffee shop that offers a good spot for some coffee and conversations. Located just meters away from the Osmania University gate, this is hard to miss and quite famous in the area. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494069879139","data":"590db4c62ef01"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494069881564","data":"
3. Prasads IMAX <\/b> <\/p>
It's not just for watching movies, there's a lot to do here, from eating great food to experiencing the arcade on the second floor. You haven't lived until you beat your friend at Dance Dance Revolution in the far corner of the arcade. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494070062187","data":"590db4ac01450"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494070064310","data":"
4. 10 Downing Street <\/b> <\/p>
Modelled after the offices and residence of the Prime Minister of Britain, 10D is a great place for lunch with a bunch of friends. The food here is to die for, it's absolutely delicious and I would recommend it to anyone in a heart beat. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494070189627","data":"590db4974310d"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494070191390","data":"
5. Lamakaan <\/b> <\/p>
The cultural capital of the city of Hyderabad, Lamakaan in the evenings is dotted with some of the most interesting people in the city. Combine this with delicious samosa and tea they serve, and this is a place where you'll be transported to another dimension speaking to the many interesting people here, or hanging out with your friends. It's simply lovely. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494070275240","data":"590db47ac6d31"}]
1. Arnab Goswami is back with a bang, exposes Bihar chief Lalu Prasad Yadav's connection with convicted criminal Mohammed Sahabuddin as his new news channel Republic is launched today. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494068755789","data":"590dae5bb2670"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494068759459","data":"
2. A gas leak in New Delhi from a toxic chemical container caused 300 girls in a school to become sick. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494068820647","data":"590daea5599bd"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494068833354","data":"
3. Mehbooba Mufti, the current Chief Minister of Kashmir says that only Prime Minister Modi can solve the Kashmir issue. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494068871272","data":"590daed790626"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494068883507","data":"
4. Yogi Adityanath says his government does not discriminate between topi and teeka, referring to Muslims and Hindus. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494068950214","data":"590daf2213237"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494068957899","data":"
5. YouTube, Amazon, Netflix and Facebook are in a war with each other for the future of TV, with YouTube announcing 40 new TV like shows. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494069019639","data":"590daf655333b"}]
The Land Down Under's universities, vistas and cricket frenzy make it an amazing place to go and study in. From it's beautiful cities to desolate country side, and it's beautiful universities and history, it is a place one must visit at least once in their life times, so it's all the better should you choose to study there. But the question is, how do you apply to an university in Australia? <\/p>
1. Research <\/b><\/p>
As with any foreign country you're gonna go to study in, research is your best friend. Look into what you want from a university and how the city or town you're going to be in is like. This is imperative.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494067388848","data":"590dac261a2f3"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494067391128","data":"
2. Getting papers in order <\/b> <\/p>
You will obviously need both your acceptance letter and confirmation of enrollment letter before you can apply for the student visa, but do not that you must check the course you're applying for and visa requirements well in advance to avoid last minute rush. It takes at least 4 weeks to get your Student Visa, so apply for one as soon as you get your CoE. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494067600783","data":"590dac4c70137"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494067602719","data":"
3. Get a good IELTS score <\/b> <\/p>
In an earlier post, we talked about how to prepare for IELTS, which you can find by clicking here.<\/a> A good IELTS score is mandatory for getting into Australia, so make sure you prepare well. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494067935625","data":"590dac6549721"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494067938128","data":"4. Getting your finances in order <\/b> <\/p>The Immigration department of the Australian Government requires student visa applications to have at least $18,610 (in Australian Dollars) in their accounts as security. One also needs to consider the cost of living of the places they're gonna study in and figure out sharing house with a roomie or living alone, although finding a roomie is a much better option than bearing all expense yourself. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494068041039","data":"590dac7772278"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494068042847","data":"5. Be well rounded <\/b><\/p>As we've reiterated multiple times, unless you're applying for research, it doesn't matter how many marks you have, what matters is how well rounded and interesting you are. So go outside today and boost your profile! <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494068152397","data":"590daca6bf0fc"}]
4. Getting your finances in order <\/b> <\/p>
The Immigration department of the Australian Government requires student visa applications to have at least $18,610 (in Australian Dollars) in their accounts as security. One also needs to consider the cost of living of the places they're gonna study in and figure out sharing house with a roomie or living alone, although finding a roomie is a much better option than bearing all expense yourself. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494068041039","data":"590dac7772278"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494068042847","data":"
5. Be well rounded <\/b><\/p>
As we've reiterated multiple times, unless you're applying for research, it doesn't matter how many marks you have, what matters is how well rounded and interesting you are. So go outside today and boost your profile! <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494068152397","data":"590daca6bf0fc"}]
The inevitable interview after the inevitable college courses can be quite boring, but not all the time. Here's a funny take on a job interview written and directed by Srikkanth Yadav. <\/p>"},{"type":"youtube","id":"vid-url-1494066216474","data":"u4JHgohp8wI"}]
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