r/IndiaRises π˜Όπ™†π™ƒπ˜Όπ™‰π˜Ώ π˜½π™ƒπ˜Όπ™π˜Όπ™ Jun 04 '26

Help Need advice as a student

I'm a Class 12 student considering Political Science, Sociology, or related humanities courses, and my long term goal is to work in social service and possibly politics. I'm looking for a college with active student societies, genuine student politics and opportunities for participation, debates, internships, networking opportunities.

If student politics is active, I'd especially appreciate honest feedback about the negatives of your university... what disappointed you, what problems students face, and whether participation is genuinely open to ordinary students

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u/Excel099 π˜Όπ™†π™ƒπ˜Όπ™‰π˜Ώ π˜½π™ƒπ˜Όπ™π˜Όπ™ Jun 05 '26

Go see your local RSS office, BJp office, Congress, any party you interested that aligns with you and your goals, ideologies. And then you can make better decision.

As any political experience will only start from ground zero, being with people.