10 Amazing Do’s and Don’ts when Studying in India

1. 10 Amazing Do’s and Don’ts when Studying in India: Quick, Simple and Easy Studying in India is a great decision. But when you arrive, it is a whole new world to discover and thus I would suggest you follow few things which will help you in settle smoothly in your new city and focus more on your " studying ". they are quick, easy and simple to understand and follow.

2. Do’s before you arrive in India 1)Do Research on your City: When you have selected a particular University from India and got admission first thing to do is check the city which the University is situated in and do a basic research about the climate, general surrounding etc. Since India is a diverse country and has all types of climatic conditions from snow to desert you need to know which city you would be living in to pack your basics accordingly. 2)Download helpful APP’s in your phone before arriving in India:Update your phone and download few helpful apps before you  leave your home. We would be coming up with a separate blog post for the list of apps but few are mentioned below: WhatsApp/ Viber (For calling back home) maps.me (offline maps) which can help you even when you don't have the network on your phone Uber / Ola for taxi services Times news app Just Dial for local directory

3. Don'ts before you arrive in India 3) Pack your bag practically: Pack your bags according to your location if you are going to live in northern India it is cold pack accordingly if in the south it is hot pack accordingly even do some research on weather since India has 3 seasons pack accordingly. Don’t overload yourself with Body wash, shampoos, conditioners more than a weeks requirement since in every city of India all international and local brands are available at your disposal. Don’t pack heavy winter jackets though it may look great and different but India is not freezing cold as it is in the US or Europe or other parts of the world. Don’t carry appliances to India they are useless since there is the difference in voltage and types of plugs. 4) Don’t forget to make a budget: You cannot make a full proof budget before arriving in India, but if you have an approx budget you can have a clear plan where you need to spend and where you need not according to your budget and help you curtail you from buying unnecessary things.

4. Do’s When you arrive in India 4) Keep yourself welcoming and open: Indian culture is quite different from the whole world there are a lot of differences in way of living, food etc. Don’t judge and compare your new place with your hometown you may get discomfort because everyone likes his or here hometown. Try to explore the city and get acquainted with locals. 5) Do Make your final budget: When you arrive in India once you are settled in a week or two make your final whole year budget, so you can plan many things like your weekend parties, traveling nearby etc. 6) Do try local food: Indian food is world famous for its curries and variety, and where can you try better than in India itself. You can definitely love local food and even try the street food which will also not burden your pocket. Try to adapt local food as your staple food since it will be cheaper and pocket-friendly.

5. Don'ts When you arrive in India 7) Don’t make Phone / Laptop your life: Try to explore your new city don't try to keep yourself updated all the time about your hometown by chatting with your friend back in your country or visiting social media sites. Instead, try to explore the city on your own or make local friends from your college or university who are local and ask them to show you their city. Who can be a better guide than your local friend to help you explore the city? 8) Don’t chat long hour’s on Phone: Again don't chat too long with your family and friends back in your country, I don't mean not at all but not for hours and hours every day, that may make you homesick and you will get distracted from your main aim of studying. 9) Don’t overdo anything and everything: Don’t overdo partying, traveling which you may get tempted to since you have come to a different place but overriding it will distract from your main purpose of being in India .i.e. Study in India. 10) Don’t leave your belongings unattended: Keeping your belongings unattended especially things like your Mobile phone, your wallet, and other valuables will attract theft. Theft is not common everywhere but that does not mean you keep your belongings carelessly and then blame others for your misfortune. Contact us for more information and personal assistance on Study in India

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