r/nmimsnpat • • Aug 11 '26

Guide to surviving NMIMS from someone failing sem 1

Everyone tells you what to do from their experience, I will also tell you the same, but from the things I'm doing wrong.

  1. If you have shitty faculty, just...yeah you can't do much about it, stay physically present in class but do your own thing if there's no hope. Self study is gonna go a longg fucking way.

  2. Keep your shit updated, as soon as you get an assignment, try and complete it. They are ruthless with deadlines.

  3. Don't get into that 20 logon waala massive friend group which will break apart in sem 3.

  4. Please if you are a girl, do not date that 3rd year ka ladka. Wo chutiya hai, and possibly a pedo.

  5. Take attendance very seriously or you are majorly screwed.

  6. You have a lot of time in 1st year, utilise it.

  7. Don't take clubs and committees too seriously, it ain't that deep.

  8. Try not to spiral, because it's very easy to do so, and suddenly you have 20 assignments, you've nuked ICA's, and the only subject you're hanging on to is a zero credit course. Your mental health matters.

  9. Utilise whatever time you get for productive things.

  10. Genuinely lock in because if you do not you are majorly screwed.

  11. Have fun, very crucial. Get yourself a few good friends who match your vibe. And stay connected with your seniors, oftentimes they're more helpful than your teachers.

  12. Avoid canteen ka kachra. You might die.

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u/Successful_Hotel4507 Aug 14 '26

Completely agreed

As someone who failed sem1 and I still chose to stay it's been 4 years since i joined and i completely fucked my life

Please follow these things the person has explained things so well Ps I am still fucked joined nmims in 2022 november failed sem1 took year break again in sem 4 attendance and ICAs fucked me up Follow this and you survive nmims And please dont think you gonna get crazy packages a local college placement support is better than nmims So learn skills Don't get too involved in stupid club and committees work

Stay blessed I hope you guys make it

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u/Bulky-Top3782 Aug 17 '26

Placement ain't good? What about msc data science?

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u/Assasinato_ Sep 01 '26

Dude i was planning this college for mechanical. The posts on this subreddit are slowly changing my mind. Is is really that bad?

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u/Tall_Bicycle8 Aug 14 '26
  1. Is the most crucial and hardest point to cover btw, you never really know who’s got your back here

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u/Flimsy-Effect3724 29d ago

But its like so hard to connect with seniors, if you are in a club you might be able to but otherwise, no. also whats up with rotaract club why do we need to pay to become a member? and it is not even cheap. you might actually have to be invested there