On a random day of 2021, I create a telegram channel to share notes with a bunch of my friends. By "bunch of friends", I mean just 4-5 of my classmates. Had no idea something like this would reach thousands of people later on. Kinda happy and also strange to see 6,000+ members here, majority of which are probably unknown to me. Fast forward to today, I have graduated from NMAMIT and it's funny that I have also become "that friend" who shares notes a day before the exam. Coming to the point, it's obvious that I won't be maintaining these 2 channels. Syllabus and system is ever-growing, and after college has moved on from VTU, a lot has changed (eventhough the things being taught are still age-old outdated syllabus, they have changed). I hope that somewhere in the chaos of your Nitte life, these notes helped you survive a few exams, avoid a mental breakdown, and maybe even pass a subject or two. If there's one thing to takeaway from me, it would be that these engineering exams don't need you to be a regular studious nerd. It's too easy to be a 9 pointer by just studying on the day of the exam. Yup, that’s exactly what I did, and here I am, with my degree certificate and a shiny grade to prove it. To the juniors reading this: Trust me, college life isn’t just about "studying." It’s about making a bunch of bastard friends — the ones who’ll doomscroll with you at 2 a.m., sit through pointless Discord streams, and then convince you to bunk class despite traveling 2 hours to get there and shout "anna onji kebab" at your everyday hotel. These are the memories that’ll stick with you longer than any textbook ever will. So, go! Make some friends, follow your passion, chase your dreams, and whatever you do, "enjoy" this ride. Love y'all, good luck! 👋 ~ 4NM20CS115 (@hashclan)
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