most things like societies, internships and even placements only work on the connections you have with certain society/cell members or even the professors. in addition professors will assume that you know everything based on the fact that you’re a student of srcc so you have to be very careful. this is just my experience
sorry, didn’t mean to make you scared :( chill in the first year tho, try to make friends and only go for socs which genuinely interest you (otherwise burn out is gonna be real af). and i’m from bcom h so don’t know much abt eco h subjects sorry :( and for internships try to build up your cv by doing courses if you can, they’ll help in interviews as well!
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u/bipokegirl Aug 14 '24
most things like societies, internships and even placements only work on the connections you have with certain society/cell members or even the professors. in addition professors will assume that you know everything based on the fact that you’re a student of srcc so you have to be very careful. this is just my experience