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“Campus Chaos? There's an App for That!”

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Choosing the Right Student Housing – What You Need to Know!

🏠 Whether you stay in a hostel, PBSA, or studio apartment, each choice comes with its pros and cons. Hostels encourage networking, PBSAs provide all-in-one amenities, and studios offer a peaceful retreat. Which accommodation worked best for you during university?

Click here for more infomation

[livelong2025]

Quick & Easy SGPA to Percentage Conversion! 🎓✨"

Struggling to convert your SGPA to percentage? 🤔 Don’t sweat it! Whether you're prepping for job applications, higher studies, or just curious about your academic performance, we’ve got you covered.

Check out this super handy SGPA to Percentage Calculator that makes the conversion process a breeze! No more complicated formulas or guesswork—just enter your SGPA and get your percentage instantly. 📊💡

👉 Click here to try it now!

Perfect for students from universities like VTU, Mumbai University, and more! Save time, avoid errors, and focus on what really matters—your future. 🌟

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Let’s make those grades work for you! 🚀📚

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Ace Your PhD Application: Top Tips for Success 🎓✨

Applying for a PhD? Stand out from the crowd with these proven strategies! From crafting a compelling statement of purpose to securing strong recommendation letters, we've got you covered. 🚀 Ready to elevate your application game? Watch now! 👇 

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Struggling with CGPA Calculations? We've Got You Covered! 📊

Hey, fellow students! 💡

Ever wondered how to convert your SGPA to CGPA, or how to turn that CGPA into a percentage for job applications or higher studies? It can be confusing, right? 😵‍💫 But don’t worry—this quick guide is here to make your life easier!

Here's How You Can Calculate:

✨ CGPA to Percentage: Multiply your CGPA by 9.5 Example: CGPA of 8.0 = 76%

✨ Percentage to CGPA: Divide your percentage by 9.5 Example: Percentage of 85% = 8.95 CGPA

✨ SGPA to CGPA: Average all your SGPAs over the semesters to get your overall CGPA. Simple math for long-term success! 📚

🔗 Check out this free CGPA calculator to get your scores without any headache! Whether you're prepping for placements or higher education, convert your scores effortlessly. 🎉

✨ Let’s ace those grades and be ready to shine in interviews or applications!

Feel free to ask any questions in the comments! 💬

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Tosh Tachino's Top Techniques for Overcoming Writer's Block

By Tosh Tachino, Ph.D.

Academic writing can often feel like a daunting endeavor, especially for those transitioning from school writing to scholarly writing. Unlike school essays, academic publications demand a different approach, one that is reader-centered and contributes meaningfully to the field. Here are some practical tips for aspiring scholarly writers.

Understand Your Audience

In school writing, your audience is typically your instructor, who is obligated to read your work to assess your knowledge and knows your topic more than you do. In contrast, the audience of scholarly writing is other scholars who are not obligated to read your work. Their motive is to obtain relevant information they don’t know for their purposes. So your writing must contain useful information for them and serve their purposes.The point of scholarly writing is not to impress your reader with your knowledge (to get an “A”) but to provide useful information that advances the field.

Shift Your Focus

Moving from school writing to scholarly writing involves several key shifts:

From Writer-Centered to Reader-Centered: It is no longer about your learning. Focus on how to be useful to your readers.

From Synthesizing to Creating Knowledge: You are no longer just reading other people’s research and summarizing for an academic exercise. You are now producing your own new knowledge that relates to other people’s research.

From an Observer to a Participant: The work cited is no longer a list of random names. They are now people you actually speak with, and they will talk back to you.

Emphasize the news value of your research. What is new and non-trivial about your findings? How does your work advance scholarly conversations?

Become Familiar with Your Field

To make a significant contribution, you need to:

Know the Current Conversation: Stay updated with the latest research and discussions in your field.

Identify Knowledge Gaps: Know what people in the field want to know but don’t yet know.

Make Timely Contributions: Certain topics have been discussed to death already. Make sure your research addresses these gaps and contributes to the present scholarly debates.

Regularly read key journals and attend conferences to stay informed about current trends and gaps in your field.

Use Textual Features Meaningfully

Student papers and scholarly papers share many textual features. But the meaning of these textual features are different in scholarly writing.

Organization & Formatting: They are no longer about arbitrary requirements. The expected organization and formatting in the field help readers find information easily without reading the entire article.

Jargon: They allow you to be precise and concise.

Boosters & Hedges: They are not about your personal confidence, but they allow you to manage nuanced knowledge claims.

Citations: Who you cite and how you cite tell a lot about who you are as a scholar, including your theoretical allegiance, your relationship with other scholars, and your position within the field.

Reflect on these familiar features and know why you are using these textual features the way you are using.

Final Remarks

Transitioning to scholarly writing requires a shift in mindset and approach. By focusing on your readers, engaging with current scholarly conversations, and using the textual features reflexively, you can write an academic article that makes a meaningful contribution to your field.

Best of luck with your academic writing endeavors!

About the Author:

Tosh Tachino is a university lecturer and a language and communication consultant. He has taught and tutored many students and clients of all levels to achieve their goals in academic English. His previous work appeared in Journal of Applied Linguistics and Professional Practice, Text & Talk, Written Communication, Inkshed, Winnipeg Free Press, among others.

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Choosing the right university for your higher studies can be a daunting task, but Dr. Anil Khare is here to help! Here are some top tips to guide you through this important decision:

Identify Your Goals: What do you hope to achieve with your degree? Knowing your career aspirations can help narrow down your choices.

Research Programs: Look into the specific programs and courses offered. Ensure they align with your interests and career goals.

Consider Location: The university's location can significantly impact your experience. Think about the cultural, social, and economic aspects of the area.

Campus Facilities: Check out the facilities, including libraries, labs, and recreational areas. A well-equipped campus can enhance your learning experience.

Financial Aid: Investigate scholarships, grants, and other financial aid options to make your education more affordable.

Accreditation and Rankings: Ensure the university is accredited and check its rankings in your field of study.

Student Support Services: Look for universities that offer robust support services such as counseling, career guidance, and academic assistance.

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A free knowledge sharing community for girls!

Brainy Blossoms aims at being a space where all girls can exchange on a variety of topics, help each other and expand on their knowledge for free. For now, we are just a baby project so it is going to take a little while for this platform to serve the group to its full potential. But here are the two things we would like it to provide you with:

-Little groups per topic where you can discuss the topic in a chat, ask questions or share interesting material on it Thirsty for knowledge? You can join as many as you want! Currently we offer supportive communities in:

Human Behavior (All things psychology and sociology.)

Sustainability (All things zero-waste, SDGs, and plant-based diets.)

Self-development (All things journaling, positive mindset, travelling and anything to open ourselves to new challenges)

Art-Design (All things digital art, design, video editing, art and textile.)

Foreign Languages (Members fluent in Spanish, French, German, Dutch, Polish. Looking for natives in Korean, Urdu, Hindi, Turkish and Russian & anyone who wants to add to this mix)

Sciences (All things biology, physics, forensic, astronomy, veterinary and medicine.)

Business (All things marketing, communication, media, economics, accounting, management and HR.)

Data (All things math, statistics and programming.)

Literature (All things books, philosophy and literature.)

Law-Gov (All things law, politics, international relations and current news.)

-This week onwards, we would like to hold workshops for each channel, where one of the girls could introduce something they are really passionate about to the rest of us on a video call!  

How to join us on this adventure

1.Read our Q&A and fill in the form here:https://forms.gle/PqLoHg9xEYFi9XPPA

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3.Present yourself to the other girls, tell us why you are interested in the topic and what more you want to learn or what you’d like to share!

4.Talk about it with friends! We’d love our little community to expand.

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We all wanna study hard but some myths don't let us be productive as much as we want to be. 📚 You can perform better when you have pressure of deadline being tomorrow:- This is a total myth guys. Since if your deadline is tomorrow, you will feel way much more pressured that the creative side of your mind won't help you much and you will end up being less efficient with your assignments and exam preparation. 📚 Spending more time is equal to getting better grades:- Working hard is the key but to be succesful you need to work smart as well, if you wanna achieve what you aimed for try active study method and try to retain memory. 📚working for 5 hours straight would help me be done with my work:- This is a total lie guys, if you take long study sessions your brain will end up being stressed and you will feel tired in the the second session itself and you might end up sleeping so try taking short session with regular breaks to avoid a stressful mind, this will increase the efficiency of your work 📚 I don't believe in note taking, I'll just read the text book:- Reading your textbook again and again is a passive study method which will end you up being lazy and won't help you retain much of the info, so try taking note it will help you be better with understanding and get better results. #study #tips #studytips #Studygram #studyaesthetic #studying #waystostudy #lavendaire #studyblrsquad #studyblr #Studygram #studygrammer #studyhacks #studymotivation #productivity #studyadvice #universitytips #universitylife #studying #studywithme #inspiration #studyhack #notes #studynotes #studyinspiration #schoollife #collegelife #schoolhacks #collegehacks https://www.instagram.com/p/CQP2p4bhC9e/?utm_medium=tumblr

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tips for autistic people moving away for college/university... please?

This year I’ll be moving away from home to go to my dream university (yey! I think). For the first time in my life, I’m going to be living without my parents. And I’m going to be sharing a house with strangers (I’ll have my own room but I’ll have to share the bathroom and kitchen with 5 other people). 

I just wanted to know if any of you have any idea of what problems I might not be counting with? And some tips on how to deal with them, perhaps?

[livelong2025]

Struggling to convert your SGPA to percentage? 🤔 Don’t sweat it! Whether you're prepping for job applications, higher studies, or just curious about your academic performance, we’ve got you covered.

Check out this super handy SGPA to Percentage Calculator that makes the conversion process a breeze! No more complicated formulas or guesswork—just enter your SGPA and get your percentage instantly. 📊💡

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Perfect for students from universities like VTU, Mumbai University, and more! Save time, avoid errors, and focus on what really matters—your future. 🌟

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4 Tips for the Busy College Student

I can’t believe the month of October is almost over! There are only two months left of the fall semester! This is the time of the year when the temperature decreases as workload steadily increase. Midterms are on their way and the holidays are but a jingle away. Are you mentally prepared to handle it all? The fall/winter semester has to be the most stressful for students which is why I have four tips of ways to manage your time and be more organized.

1. Buy a planner

I think the best thing you can do if you’re having trouble balancing too many classes, a work schedule and assignments is to get a planner to organize and set reminders. Writing down a routine can help you build a pattern and cutting down on late assignments and all-nighters. The key to managing your planner is to write down as soon as you hear/receive information. Make this a habit and your planner will improve your mindset.

2. Make to-do lists

It can be very overwhelming when there are so many things due and you have a limited time to finish it all. But there’s something about making a list and crossing things down that feels so satisfying. Make a list of all the things you have to do in a day according to the closest to the due date or difficulty. Personally, I don’t like doing things at the last minute so making a list of what’s relevant based on its due date can really help ease the stress.

3. Turn off your television/ phone  

If you only have until midnight to complete assignments or projects then all your focus should be on finishing them. I’m guilty of having my tv on or my phone nearby and being distracted by it. Time passes by quickly while you’re strolling your social media feed or watching Netflix so shut it off until you’re finished studying or doing homework. I found that playing relaxing music in the background can help lighten your mood and increase your focus. There’s a large selection of live stream videos on YouTube specifically to use for background music for studying. (For example: lofi hip hop radio – beats to relax/study to)

4.Prioritize your time

Sometimes you want to take on everything all at once. You make promises to the people in your life that become too much to handle. This is when you put yourself first and handle tasks based on your future goals. If your goal is to graduate with a high GPA then your free time should be focused on your studies and not hanging out with friends. Balancing your academic life with your social life is important to living a healthy life. However, in busy times like these remember the long term vs. short term when you make your decisions. Your real friends will understand and love you regardless if you cancel on them for the right reasons.