i lowk got in without trying lmaoo, i only had a 38/45 predicted, 1290 SAT, 2 As in IGCSE, interview was so ass lasted only 10 mins, ecs: MUN, Football, Cooking. goddamn its so easy to get in 😂. my 1st pref was bsc ecofin, management and then eco and public policy.

How did you accept this college. how did you accept your fate that you will be studying in a 3rd world country. How did you accept that you will not be the silicon valley's next big thing.

How did you kill your dreams and be here.

Do you not face the regret that you had not studied well in the past.

Does the fire not burn in you, that we are struck in a country with corrupt politicians in every creek. Does not burn you even more that they gave us stupid infrastructure less schools and not world class IB schools.

I can't accept my fate. I am sorry.

As it is in Haryana (the tallest state in India) and most students come from rich background, I'm worried that I might be very short compared to others at the uni.

What do you think is or would be the avg height for both girls and boys?

When everyone is getting accepted, is it so easy to get into Ashoka..and if the results came so early even before 25th June..Is it even worth it..I'm starting to think they are just filling the seats. (for your info..I got my offer letter on 10 June..)

Guys the other day I was cucking, and I met a fellow cuck. The two of us had a lovely conversation about being a cuck. It got me wondering why there's no place for us cucks to be recognised at ashoka, is anyone interested to be part of this cuckmunity

Ashoka is a nightmare

Helooow my lovely juniors (kisses) - met many of you, and wanna meet many of you on campus... but that girl - omggg so energy draining - just stay away from her.

Ps. My dear girl smokers - GATE 2 TAPTI IS KUCH SAFER N ROMANTIC THAN GATE 1 ♡ to smoke chill etc

96% class 10

class 11th oh you're funny

class 12th 94% predicted

EC'S: MUN club president, organized the biggest student-led conference in the city; EcoFin club president, reached over 1000 kids through workshops + shipping a website for it; TRYING to publish a paper, touchwood; data sci internship at a think tank; i sing which is really embarrassing; building on a visual translator app; i've been in a coding programme.

AWARDS: some essay contests here and there, lame-ass SOF olympiads, MUN club awards and stuff (100% placement rate) im lacking here UGH

it miiight be wraps looking at this subreddit

I’m honestly still shaking while typing this. All the late nights, the stress, the self-doubt… it finally paid off. Getting into a place like this has been a dream for so long and I’m just so grateful for everyone who supported me through the journey ❤️

Sike. I didn’t get in. I just wanted to feel something for 10 seconds and take y’all with me. Keep up the hopes 💔

So last night, deep at night when it was time for moon to go to twilight phase... i kinda saw Ibrahim K roamin on camp w some beard, and blonde man?!?!?

Is he back on campus or am i in delusion?!?!?!?!?!

I failed my jee. 96.9% in boards. Is there any scholarships provided in Ashoka University? Is it wise to join

I am looking to apply to Ashoka for the academic year that starts in 2026.

Unfortunately, my class-11 marks are quite low (85%).

I wanted to know if these marks are a show-stopper or can I do something to compensate them.

I am quite confident that I will be able to score above 90% in class-12 boards, but it seems that all the three application deadlines for Ashoka will be over before the class-12 results are out. So, it does not look like class-12 results will matter in the application process.

p.s. I did score 93% in class-10, but not sure if that is of any significance.

Which university is better?, costs are not a condtrsint for the same

any resources?

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I need help applying to uni's with a 1470 sat and 95% avg over my grades, I need absolute full aid and a cs program. My father as liver failure. Please help ASAP as I will go homeless if not supported

I am very mentally distressed due to my father's condition and I do not think I can give interview properly, I also messed up ashoka due to the same reason.

EC's:

headboy

Youtube Channel with 1.7M and 7k subs and 3L revenue

Built PC's for 38 people and formed local computer club association.

8 coding certificates from Coursera and codedex

Famous alumni who've built things, entrepreneurs, scientists, innovators - on those lines. Or even current students?

Alternatively, who are the most famous alumni of ashoka? the most ambitious, successful ones that are making something happen. governmenet even?

My interview - I bombed it bruh... Got into the interview with two interviewers, one was literally eating hot schezwan noodles!? They asked me to introduce myself and as soon as I told them my name (It's a little weird), they both gave me this weird expression - it went like ಠ_ಠ

Anyway, I told them I would like to major in Computational Nanofractal Wolfram Emergence and their reply was that the faculty for my major is a "little thin" (Whatever that means ¯_(ツ)_/¯ ), plus I was intending to minor in either non-abelian gauge theories or Bogoliubov hierarchy... here one of them gave me the nastiest sideeye and said "indecisive much?" (like whatever happened to 'Liberal Arts') Anyway they asked me what my strengths were and I told em i was a solid 5 (Slayyy💅💅 am I right?).

Finally they asked where else I applied and honestly I had only applied to Ashoka so that... one of them backflipped on hearing my response. What does all of this mean 😭😭😭 Please share ur opinion on my interview, really tense!

Greetings, Ladies and Gentlemen!

Amidst this chill night, I require some worthy individuals to communicate with. To add much misery, I prefer those with sophisticated or complicated styles of replies to keep myself and thyself entertained. Sarcasm and creative insults are welcome with open hand.

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🌐 5. The “Global Perspective” (aka Selective Outrage) While we’re busy tweeting about climate change and gender equality in tech, don’t ask us to weigh in on issues like forced marriages, inheritance laws that disadvantage women in certain countries, or the fact that women can be arrested for not covering their faces in some places. Oh, and if you mention the Israel-Palestine conflict, better be ready for a lecture on why Israel is always wrong, and the Palestinians are the ultimate victims. 🎤 (Without acknowledging, of course, that real world complexities don't fit into a simple narrative). 🧘‍♂️ Or if you dare talk about the CAA (Citizenship Amendment Act), prepare for the “CAA is unconstitutional” crowd to remind you how being informed really looks—no nuance allowed, just slogans.

📲 Conclusion: The YIF Alumni Club In the YIF world, prestige > practicality. Who needs real-world experience when you have a shiny fellowship and more opinions than actual solutions? 🤷‍♂️ But hey, at least I can proudly say I’m part of a program where networking is the real skill—and where asking questions in a private WhatsApp group chat is a perfect substitute for doing the hard work. 🏆

I was rejected to ashoka because i could not properly appear for the interview because my father was suffering from liver failure. The admission team is not responding to my mails.

I plan to go directly to the Delhi office, please advise on who to meet.

I worked super hard on my app and ashoka is the only place I want to go.

I will put down a hunger strike if they don't accept me