Engineering cheat codes, no senior will tell you. Here’s how to nail your CGPA in college (believe me, it matters!) 1. Don’t just party in the first year. The first 2 semesters are the best to get your grades up. You don’t get tough core subjects, so you can score high easily. Manage your time well, have fun, and study, and you’ll thank yourself. 2. The first bench is the best place to be. If you sit on the first bench, the teachers don’t bother you that much. They automatically assume you’re studious. Back-benchers get watched all the time. Sit at the front, make notes in your class, and still have time for yourself. 3. Don’t read books for college exams For internals, they’ll only ask what they teach you in class. So, get your hands on the best notes you can. Ask your friends and teachers. For final exams, solve the previous year question papers. There will be repeated questions in every exam, sometimes even up to 40% 4. Make good friends who want to grow Your friends can sometimes explain things to you better than your teachers. Especially, when you didn’t attend the class and time is running out. Divide the syllabus, tell your friends what you know best, and let them do the same for you. My friends and I used to do this to cover our whole semester in hours. Lastly, having a good relationship with your teachers can be a great thing. Be respectful to them , and college life will be a whole lot easier. – P.S: Drop any cheat codes that you know from your college days. Follow Tushar Verma for more: #engineering #college