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Originally posted by: sarita21992
Arey you know..double suggestions make a work more lucrative😊 To you should suggest even its a repetition!!! okay..so my sister had been through the trauma of being a single girl in a class of 70 boys for one year..that was because she pursued power plant engineering.. Makes me wonder what brings you to this misery!!!! which 'women starved' course were you involved in?? N btw for 3 days out of 5 I too have to manage without any girls around...rest of them are in other groups😭N BTW my university offers all type of courses in french...rather every course you can think of under the sky'diploma, certificate, full time part time' n that too at unbelievable low fee!!! Actually my friend did it part time with her regular engineering..quite comfortably! So if you are Delhite..you know where the resources lie😊
A single girl in a class of 70 boys? And that too for a year?! Wow! She is a brave one then! 😃 My course wasn't actually 'women starved' as you put it! 😆 It so happened that most of the year in my A-levels, I was the only girl who used to attend school and would be surrounded by about 10 boys of my class. It was awkward, I have to admit since I've never been the one to chat with anyone and everyone! And then thank goodness, the second year of A-levels was an all-girl time for us because the school shifted us to a new branch. 😃 I also had General Paper as a subject and just before I was about to sit my exam, I was told that I was the only one with the subject in the whole REGION!! 😲 I had to sit in a hall where I was the only girl! The boys had other subject exam the same day. 😕 Different subject choices do tend to separate friends. Me and my best-friend had to part ways (in studies, of course) in O-levels.
How I wish I had the resources where I live or I lived in a place where there were resources! Unfortunately, we aren't even in the same country.
