‘Don’t hesitate to ask for help ‘

Starting afresh in a completely new environment can be overwhelming. Hence, we suggest that you take the time to acquaint yourself with the resources available at your college. Do not feel that asking for help equates to failure. The faculty at our affiliate colleges are experienced and knowledgeable and building genuine relationships with them will help you receive a lot of guidance.

Take Hares Fedaee’s word for it, who hails from Afghanistan and is a step closer to achieving his dream of becoming a civil engineer. “The environment, faculty, and education system over here is far better and I am looking forward to completing my graduation and pursuing further studies in India.”, says Hares.

Even Acquah James Freeman from Ghana has only positive things to say about his experience. “Study in India has the best and most flexible mode of application which is free. I have already my classes. The lecturers and fellow students have a great sense of humour. With lectures always being on point, regular, and punctual, the lecturers have full control over the courses they teach and they come down to the level of students to clear all doubts.” He counts himself privileged to be a student at a premier academic institute and highly recommends incoming students.

Reach out and form new friendships

To enjoy college life to the fullest, it is necessary to open yourself up to interacting with as many people as possible and activate your untapped potential. Try putting in the effort to befriend your peers as they can be a strong support system for you and motivate you to excel academically.

Piyush Sah from Nepal echoes the same belief. Despite being enrolled quite late, his experience has been exceptional ever since he joined the classes. “Having missed one-quarter of the course, I was anxious about how I would cope with my peers. But, with all the old lectures and study materials available to me, I was able to catch up on the portions that I missed and also bonded well with my classmates in the process,” says Piyush. He anticipates this journey to be more exciting and value-adding to his overall growth in the upcoming days with the opportunities provided by studying in India.

Grace Amarachi Ugwuaneke from Nigeria says, “It has been a pleasant experience. Even though we are all from different races, cultures, and ethnicities, we were treated like one family and given all the support when needed.” The support from faculty and friends paved the way for Grace to achieve all her dreams and goals.