Being a student in India in 2025 is a unique experience. You are balancing the pressure of academic performance with the allure of a digital lifestyle. But amidst lectures, assignments, and campus fests, there is one critical subject that most curriculums miss: Financial Literacy . Many young adults graduate with a degree but zero knowledge about how money works. They realize too late that the basics of personal finance for students are not just about saving coins in a piggy bank—it is about strategic wealth creation. Whether you are living in a hostel on a strict budget or navigating your first paid internship, understanding money management is a survival skill that will set you apart from your peers. From saving pocket money to smart investing: Your complete roadmap to financial independence starts here. This comprehensive, well-researched guide will walk yo...
Let’s be real for a second: there is a persistent, annoying myth that " there is no money in Arts. " If you are a student of Hindi Literature, English, or Fine Arts, you have probably heard relatives ask, " But what is the scope? " Here is the truth they don’t know. The Indian government and private foundations are actively looking for custodians of culture. Whether you are pursuing a BA, MA, or PhD, there is substantial funding available if you know where to look. You don't have to starve to be an artist or a scholar. Don't be the struggling artist. Apply for grants like the Sahitya Akademi or Sanskriti Fellowship to fund your career. In this guide, we will break down the scholarships for arts and litera...