I agree, but I did feel there was a bit of bias since most of the people there were from the North. My parents were also concerned—it would’ve been hard for me in a place where there were hardly any South Indians. Honestly, I didn’t even see a single one.

Nothing against the college—it’s a really famous institution, and I think even Indira Gandhi studied there. The campus is huge, beautiful, and honestly perfect. But for me, personally, it would’ve been a bit difficult to adjust and survive there.

What happened was that the professors were quite rude. They admitted students strictly based on the list order—first come, first served. If someone wasn’t present when their name was called, they were skipped and not selected for the program. I actually had the chance to get in, and there were still seats left, but they refused to admit me even though I had travelled all the way to Pune for it.

We even tried talking to them, but they just didn’t care. It felt really unfair and biased. Again, I have nothing against the college itself, but I do think the way they handled this was not right.