Short, honest guides on the things classrooms skip — exams, money, and the job hunt — plus what’s still in the works.
We publish a new one most Sundays, alongside the weekly digest. Below is the current library — what’s in it, who it’s for, and, honestly, which ones are still being written.
Small habits that actually move the needle on focus, recovery, and the kind of consistency that survives the third week of prep — not the one-day study-vlog kind of discipline, the boring kind that works.
Who it’s for — For anyone staring down finals with a to-do list longer than their attention span, and a well-meaning relative who keeps asking about rank.
A realistic playbook for students with no experience yet — what to put in the email, what to leave out, and how to follow up without sounding desperate. Built for the cold-email, not the campus placement cell.
Who it’s for — For the second- or third-year with zero connections and a resume that still says "good communication skills."
The 50/30/20 doesn't fit a hostel mess and a Zomato habit. A spending system that does — and survives end-of-month panic without another awkward call home.
Who it’s for — For anyone doing the math in their head at the mess counter and losing.
We’re writing these properly, one issue at a time, instead of dumping filler to fill a page. The fastest way to get each guide the moment it drops — plus this week’s opportunities — is the Sunday digest.
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