That’s like going to the gym once a month and still expecting abs. But hey, I’m here for aesthetics. And what’s more aesthetic than 69.23% . Finally Hardwork pays off 😎#HardWorkPaysOff .#CodingJourney .#LeetCodeGrind .#DevLife .#SarcasmWithStyle .#JustDevThings

Just built my first website using HTML & CSS! 🚀.Learned so much about web dev basics and design — excited to keep leveling up! 💻.Big thanks to the dev community for all the support 🙌.#WebDevelopment #100DaysOfCode #HTML #CSS #FrontendDev #CodingJourney #BuildInPublic

Hey @kirat_tw , any update on when Cohort 4.0 will be starting? Really excited to join! 🚀.

📚 Just wrapped up some Java essentials! .🚀 Here's what I learned:.1️⃣ Why Java is a must-learn. 2️⃣ What programming languages & algorithms are. 3️⃣ Java’s magic bytecode & how it changed the internet. 4️⃣ OOP basics!.Feeling pumped for more! 💻🔥 #Java #LearningJourney

5/ Skimming Academics.Many think, "Grades don’t matter". They do. It sets the tone for your academic journey. Playing catch-up later is MUCH harder than starting strong.

4/ Misusing Technology.You tell yourself you'll study online, but somehow, Netflix and Instagram take over. Sound familiar? First-sem students often struggle with self-discipline in the digital world.

3/ Too Much Socializing.The first semester feels like a whirlwind of meeting new people, joining clubs, and endless hangouts. While networking is important, overdoing it leads to a major time drain.

2/ No Clear Goals.Most students enter college without a roadmap. What do I want to achieve in the next 6 months? Academically? Socially? Personally?.They don’t ask these questions, so they drift aimlessly.

Why most students waste their first semester in college (and how to avoid it): 🧵.1/ The "Freedom Syndrome".For many students, college = freedom. No one to nag you about homework, attendance, or curfews. It feels liberating. but often leads to procrastination and wasted time.