Excel Engineering Without Being a NERD
In my first year of engineering, I was frustrated with the education system in India irrelevant subjects that have nothing to do with the stream you’ve chosen. But over time, I developed this smart skill of becoming agile and learning literally anything in just a couple of days.
I am genuinely writing this description, and I have a certification exam tomorrow because I have the confidence along with the jugaad mindset.
You should not join my 1:1 consultation if the following apply to you:
- You have a great friend circle and can sit with them and just learn anything (because me and my friends have sat together and absolutely killed it so many times).
- You are a hardcore nerd who studies everything thoroughly, or you’re a front-bencher who already has things figured out.
- You’re from a high-tier college or already doing successful side hustles.
You should join the 1:1 consultation if the following apply to you:
- You want to understand how to actually get a good GPA, not just pass a dumb engineering degree.
- You have active backlogs and reasonably good English.
That’s it.
In case you can’t afford this consultation, here’s free advice which is more than enough unless you want to learn personally under my mentorship:
- Ask Allah Almighty for help (Dua).
- Get good at English by this, I mean you should be able to write at least two full pages on a new, dumb topic.
- Become confident and learn to grasp things from scratch.
- Learn basic tech skills (Canva, Word, Google Docs, Excel, PDFs, etc.).
- If you have strict faculty, maybe act ghabra (worried). We’ve tried this many times and it really works but the irony is it’s the complete opposite of confidence. So this is a risky option if you’re bad at acting.
- Learn the ability to stretch a two-line sentence into a full-page paragraph (this is so important I can’t stress it enough).
So yeah, you’ll be able to learn the exact jugaads for assignments, exams, labs, and attendance that you need to get good grades in engineering.