Online Counseling for EAMCET, has been introduced this year and the sudden announcement of the procedures has left many a student clueless about what to do, and what-not-to… or how-to-choose and how-not-to-choose a college. We at VidYouth took up the task to find out all the complexities withheld in the process and as solutions, various schemes that have come up, to guide aspirants in taking the right move.
The first step involves registration, and a verification of certificates of students at 50 different helpline centers. These help-lines are... Read→
Naga pamchami is one of those festivals in Hyderabad, that is celebrated with great pomp and show. It involves the ritual of worshiping of the Snake as a power capable of granting everything that is wanted. Snakes are prayed to with immense devotion and in return to granting their wishes; they are offered milk and eggs by the ladies of Hindu households. And, like every other ritual that suffers a misinterpretation and exploitation, Nagapanchami remains one of those festivals, which results in the animal torture and mistreatment under the cover of... Read→
They said, ‘Live And Let Live’. But when it came to letting us live, there seems to be some unclear friction coming up. Is it a simple misunderstanding that they wanted us to live, like they had lived… or is it an entanglement of unexplained rules that cheats us into believing that they meant it? Whatever it is, whichever form… Generation Gap definitely leaves youngsters disappointed with life and frustrated! Change; whether be it from saas-bahu serials to FRIENDS/ Heroes… or from the household Roti-saag to extra cheese... Read→
As the two month long season of exams for the OU – afiliated engineering colleges finally came to an end, we set out to capture emotions of satisfaction, disappointment and relief from the students of MVSREC. “The last exam always leaves a feel good factor, whether or no we perform well. It is the freedom which makes a significant spot, even from within the feeling of disappointment of a screwed-up exam. The happiness cannot get any better, if the last exam goes well”, says Sindura, Civil Engineering student of MVSR, who appeared... Read→
Nalla Malla Reddy Engineering College should have been the talk of the town for all the amount of dirty mischief that is happening around there, but thanks to the opaque faced management and their capabilities, not many got to know what! There have been many unheard pleas, against harassment of students at the college with the excuse of ‘molding them into the right citizens’; verbal abuse and mental torture were commonplace. This is not the story of a day or two, it is a long suffered misery of students in Nalla Malla Reddy Engineering College,... Read→
“I had always wanted to be a doctor. But I could not be. My family faced serious troubles during the early days of my career. I had a sister to get married. My father had retired, and mother was illiterate. I was the only hope of food and survival for my family. I couldn’t afford to spend a long time studying. So, I took up a job. Today I will do my best to see that my son becomes a doctor.” “I always wanted to be a writer. But I could not be. Both my parents had sacrificed too much in life for getting me into the best school. They always... Read→
Jamaal Mallik Junior of Slumdog millionaire. Credit: www.newsline365.com
‘Slumdog millionaire’ is the movie of the year and would be cherished and remembered for the time to come; after all, not all films manage to glide through global competition and be the number one, both in terms of the number of Oscars it grabs and in terms of being the winner of the Big Oscar, for the best Picture of the year. An uncomplicated love-story line and an inspection of the Mumbai- slum life are the key points behind the movie’s making while its success depended... Read→
The Renewable Energy club of MVSREC worked in sync with staff and student volunteers from the Departments of Mechanical Engineering and Electronics and Electrical Engineering in facilitating their annual event MVSREC Energy Day. The event aimed at young engineers discussing the need for studying, understanding and consequently developing new techniques and models for preventing Energy crisis in the world. Various ideas were discussed by lecturers as well as student enthusiasts regarding means and ways in which to reduce energy wastages and attempts... Read→
ADSOPHOS, the biennial technical festival of MJCET was organized on the 20th and 21st of January. Adsophos, the word meaning ‘the quest for knowledge’, was indeed a good platform for youngsters to tickle the creative side of their brains and have fun. The event aimed at providing students with an opportunity to showcase their talent in technical fields of their choice, as well as amuse oneself in the bunch of fun-events. Involving participation of around 3000 students from various colleges in the city, the festival was quite a nice show.
“The... Read→
Held during the summer every year, the camp enrolls around 60 sophomore students, from various colleges throughout India that offer a course of civil-engineering at under-graduate level. Civil engineering being
At the workshop Credit: Azazel Eyes
a course necessarily demanding high levels of intellect, work hardship, and the drive to take challenges face-on, students for this camp are selected on the basis of their overall academic, co-curricular and extra-curricular record of their school and young college days.
Siddharth says, “I definitely... Read→
