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Bro!!! You were in the same situation previously I were 2 years ago. I also worked with Infosys joining as a fresher. But the thing I have to remind you the most is you're from an ECE background (assuming you're love on Electronics as I used to have the same feel)and you're working in a IT company. You clearly mentioned you're good at C,C++ and some other things. But coding in C,C++is mostly required in companies involved in product development and they mostly go for guys from CS/IT background. Some companies also allow EE students too. But as far as I know no Product companies go for EC students unless you are excellent and proven in those languages. Proof means you have attended some coding competitions, won them those all stuff you should have. You should check yourself if you're in that creamy layer so you can compete equally with CS students. Paying Bond amount in Infosys is an optional thing if you don't want work experience certificate and you're not joining an IT company thereafter. Because I came to know that they will block IT PIN if you won't pay the amount. If you're joining core and work-ex doesn't need for you then its not a big deal. You're the designer of your own future. You shouldn't regret for choosing wrong path in your life Take decisions wisely. Don't ruin your future. First prove yourself in the thing whatever you do. I did the same.
What should I do in this situation?
Hello there, I have an interesting problem (one I'm sure many other people have already gone through). I spend my Sundays at my local bookstore (okay, by "local", I mean my downtown Indigo bookstore), and I always buy a few books. Lately, there's been this sales girl that's been helping me find the books I'm looking for, and since I tend to look for somewhat obscure books, it's become kind of a joke between us (I'm "that obscure book guy" to her). She's unbelievably cute, shares most of my interests (e.g. books, tv shows, movies, etc...), and she's also a bookworm like myself, and I'd really like to ask her out for drinks. My problem is that I'm worried that if she turns me down things could get awkward (you know, since I shop there more or less every Sunday). Does anyone have any advice? Oh, and no, "grow a pair and ask her out" doesn't count as advice (I don't lack the confidence, I just don't want to abandon my favorite bookstore because things got awkward between us). Thanks. P.S. Oh,and in case anyone's wondering, we're both about the same age (20-something). You know, just in case you guys were picturing some wrinkly dude hitting on a gal 1/4th his age.
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uninstall whatsapp and deactivate facebook. uninstall whatever messenger you have in your phone.half your problems are solved. they are mind wasting apps. reactivate after jee.seriously.and believe me, when you look back at life you dont want to regret not achieving much because of a silly infatuation or crush. they come and go, and get you nowhere.infact, if you let them distract you you'll start daydreaming and waste more time, which, i presume you're already doing.divert your mind to something more constructive every time you think of her. yes, its hard, but do it for your own good.please sleep early. staying fresh in class is half work done. make good notes, and for gods sake, talk to the toppers in your batch! i was a silly introvert who kept to myself and never made many friends.you have no idea what an impact good company has on your academics.one year is a long time. jee can be easily cracked if you dont lose focus.make good use of yourself now. THERE IS NO BETTER TIME. or next year you'll be contemplating whether you should go for a drop or not. very uncool.you've got the advice you need. you have no excuse now. man up.- a dropper.
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I would NOT delete the partition. Just reinstall Windows. "I have a black screen" Totally black, or is there a blinking white cursor at top left? If you leave it to blink for an hour, does Windows finally load? If not, reinstall. If windows finally loads, it could be related to an incorrect Software Licensing Information Code ("SLIC") that doesn't relate correctly to the non-BIOS Mac system. For that, follow these steps: -- Download A.I-7E.exe at the link below. -- Launch it. -- Choose "2. SLIC 2.1 Bios Install", and then -- Choose "1. SLIC 2.1 Default", and then -- Choose "3. SLIC 2.1 HIDDEN 2", and then -- Choose "1. SLIC 2.1 HIDDEN 2". -- Done. You will be asked to reboot. NOTE: If your copy of Windows isn't genuine, there is no need in trying this solution. It will remove any system of sending false verification to the system loader, and you will have a non-working Windows system in short order.
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So I’m about to finish my first semester of college. Overall it’s been a bad experience and I’m going to be transferring for the spring semester. I just got my acceptance today and was planning on telling my roommate today, but he went home before I could tell him I’m transferring. My last day I’ll be here is Tuesday. Should I wait to tell him in person? Or should I tell him another way?
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I'm 16 years old and having problems with a friend at school. I never had a crush on anybody except Billy Joel (when he was younger of course). I'm too embarrassed to tell anyone because I'm afraid people will make fun of me. She keeps pressuring me to say who I like or she'll tell everyone I'm a lesbian. Should I tell or not?
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Coming from a Indian family I too am expected to spend my sundays with my family over friends. My parents never say it but it's kinda expected. My mom often gets upset when I do the same because they value spending time together.In your case they sound quite harsh with what they are doing, I would understand if they were a little foul about it but that's a little too much for what you did but I think you should know that if they didn't care about you they wouldn't a shit whether you were there with them or not. Sometimes just someones presence is enough, no interaction needed.I would suggest being absolutely genuine about it and talking it out with them because you had/have no bad intentions and no foul feelings ( other than about them being abusive ). They should know about it and you guys should work on building a better relationship by talking it out. Don't forget to tell them how hurtful their words were for something you didn't even intend to hurt them for. If this doesn't work, ahh well time to move out in a few months anyways, right ?
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So dude, here! a lot of things matter.What’s her life style?What she likes? (you might already know few of them now)and blah blah..Let’s keep those aside and not dwell in so many things as it may end up confusing you and at the end you will still be asking yourself what should I do finally?Now, to give you a specific suggestion, start with observing what surprises her and brings smile on her face? Note it down, yes note it down, to start with write 5 things which will surprise her, and do it for her.For any bonding to be stronger one has to put in effort. Make her realize you value her, how? See how she sees the world! Ask, be curious to know her perspective. Start having transparent conversation, that doesn’t mean go and reveal what’s in your heart, but try to spend time together, share your everyday life just like you are talking to a close friend. If she likes your small talks she will come close to you and would like to know more about you and your world. Have patience, if your efforts are genuine she will understand you.Best of luck.