College Life

Kaksha Gyaarvi

It's been a while since I wrote an article but I'm back to talk about something very relatable for all of us. After the 10th grade some of us choose science or commerce. I'd better not take the name of the third stream if its gonna piss off some parents.

After enjoying 4-5 months of vacation the hassle of admission process begins. First list second list last list. Every parent is determined to get their child in the best college but come on we all know where we stand.

After all this is done and after the constant sulking of parents if you didn't get in the college they wanted you to go to, finally the academic year begins. On the first day of college all the students come to college and virar local has more space than the classrooms. Moving on, you're nervous about who you're gonna sit with. You look out for familiar faces and if you find them you make sure you sit with them. 

Some people come to college only to bunk because the satisfaction you get when you come to college and slip out of teachers eyes and bunk is indescribable. Some people genuinely enjoy sitting with friends. If you're a regular student then you make sure you have a good rapport with the teachers. Without teachers our college life would be incomplete. You have the best of the teachers. Some are like family members and the others are made fun of. Students are eagerly waiting for the college days and events to happen. Those are the days were all of us make the most memories. Stupid selfies lame ass jokes and unnecessary hooting and shouting. 

 "Kya? Tu college nahi aa raha toh mein bhi nahi aaunga!" I'm sure  reading this brought a smile to your face. Some of you become friends for life and some of you might even find your life partners you never know. 

The college canteen has seen more heart breaks, selfies and fun loving memories than any other place in this world. (Although you might find more selfies taken inside a girl's restroom).

At this very moment, if you're a student, your whole college life just flashed in front of your eyes, and if you're an adult then maybe your eyes filled up because it reminded you of your college days. "Kya din the  yaar woh" 

By Dev Barot..