In this power-packed episode of Campus Conversations, first-year students get real-world guidance from Mr. R. Harishchandra Reddy, Vice Chairman of Geethanjali College of Engineering and Technology, IIT Guwahati alumnus, and former professional at Google and AQR.

Moderated by Keerthi Hasini and Amog, the session features interactive questions from students, Ritu, Harshitha, Monie Priya, Anjali, and Deeya on building strong academic foundations, experiential learning, internships, AI tools like ChatGPT, résumé building, and staying relevant in fast-changing technologies.

With global industry insights and practical advice, Mr. Reddy shares a clear roadmap for freshers to "level up" their college journey—academically, professionally, and personally.

Whether you're a fresher or an aspiring tech leader, this episode is your blueprint for success in engineering and beyond. Tune in, take notes, and start building your future today.

As India celebrates 77 years as a Republic, this special episode of Campus Conversations invites listeners to look beyond the ceremonial notes of Jana Gana Mana and rediscover its deeper meaning.

Through thoughtful dialogue between students and faculty, the episode explores the anthem's origins, its constitutional significance, and its role as a moral and unifying voice of the Republic. From Rabindranath Tagore's vision to real-life campus experiences, the discussion reflects on how the anthem embodies unity in diversity, responsibility, and democratic values.

This Republic Day 2026, pause, listen, and reflect — because Jana Gana Mana is not just a song we stand for, but a promise we must live by.

Tune in for a reflective journey into the soul of India's National Anthem.

What does it really mean to restart—in college, in careers, or in life? In this episode of Campus Conversations, host Laya Prada takes you on an inspiring ride through the comeback story of one of India's most iconic brands, Royal Enfield, and the powerful lessons it holds for students today.

Joined by classmates Mokshit and Manikanta, the conversation blends road trips, college struggles, stalled projects, viral moments, and self-discovery with Royal Enfield's bold reinvention under Siddhartha Lal. From focus and failure to community, creativity, and staying true to your roots, this episode proves that reinvention isn't about starting over—it's about shifting gears.

If you've ever felt stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure of your direction, this episode is your reminder that slowing down, refocusing, and restarting with purpose can lead to your strongest comeback yet.

Tune in, rev up your mindset, and hit Restart Mode—because success isn't about speed, it's about direction.

What if the biggest challenge in college isn't exams, deadlines, or placements—but the voice inside our own minds?

In this reflective episode of Campus Conversations – the GCET Podcast, host Saketh, and the speakers Lakshmi Lavanya and Vandana take us inward, exploring how Swami Vivekananda's timeless ideas on the mind, self-belief, focus, and strength speak directly to today's student life.

Through honest conversations, relatable hostel-room moments, exam stress, self-doubt, and quiet inner struggles, this episode connects ancient wisdom with modern realities. Drawing inspiration from The Power of the Mind, the speakers don't preach or advise—they reflect, question, and share experiences that feel deeply familiar to every student.

This is not about instant motivation or quick fixes.

It's about awareness.

It's about training the inner voice.

It's about realizing that small shifts in thought can quietly transform how we live,

You might just hear your own thoughts in this conversation.

Tune in to Campus Conversations, where growth begins within and learning goes beyond the classroom.

As we step into 2026, success means more than grades, skills, or social media validation. In this episode of Campus Conversations, first-year Computer Science Engineering students Vaagdevi and Vaishnavi explore a timeless truth: technical knowledge may get you noticed, but people skills determine how far you go.

Drawing inspiration from Dale Carnegie's classic How to Win Friends and Influence People, this episode connects powerful principles of human behaviour with real college-life experiences—group projects, friendships, disagreements, and everyday leadership moments. From handling criticism and building genuine connections to influencing opinions without ego and leading with empathy, the hosts unpack Carnegie's ideas in a way that feels practical, relatable, and deeply relevant to students.

Blending insightful quotes, real-life reflections, and simple takeaways, this conversation reminds us that true influence isn't about likes or followers—it's about trust, respect, and kindness.

Start your year with a mindset shift.
Because in the race for success, character matters as much as competence.

Campus Conversations – where we talk not just about careers, but about character.

A new year isn't just about calendars changing—it's about people changing.

In this special New Year episode of Campus Conversations, host Divyanjali is joined by Phoebe and Suraj as they reflect on a transformative 2025 and step confidently into 2026. From surviving competitive entrance exams and counselling stress to discovering freedom, responsibility, and purpose in college life, this episode captures the real journey of today's students.

Tune in as they talk about:

✨ Transitions from college to professional education
✨ Campus life beyond classrooms—clubs, hackathons, NSS, NCC, and creative platforms
✨ Innovation through the AICTE IDEA Lab
✨ Why human creativity and values still matter in the age of AI

Honest, hopeful, and deeply relatable—this episode is a reminder that college doesn't just shape careers, it shapes character.

Start 2026 with reflection, direction, and purpose—because technology may evolve, but human potential always leads the way.

Advanced Happy New Year 2026 from Campus Conversations

Ever opened your laptop to start an assignment… and ended up choosing playlists, rearranging folders, or scrolling endlessly instead? You're not lazy—you're human.

In this episode of Campus Conversations, Adil, a first-year Computer Science and Engineering student, hosts an honest and relatable conversation with Ritu and Harshitha, as they unpack the real reasons behind procrastination—fear, pressure, and the invisible "starting friction" that stops us before we begin.

Blending real-life college experiences with psychology, brain science, and inspiring insights from tech leaders like Steve Jobs, Elon Musk, Sundar Pichai, and APJ Abdul Kalam, this episode explores how procrastination acts like a hidden bug in our system—and how we can break the loop.

From decoding the procrastination cycle to understanding why consistency beats motivation, this episode offers practical takeaways for every student who struggles to start but dreams big.

If your brain says "work" but your vibes say "nope," this episode is for you.
Plug in your earphones—and take that first small step.

What if the secret to real progress isn't sudden motivation, but quiet consistency?

In this episode of Campus Conversations, Sharanya and Nischal break down one of the most powerful ideas from Atomic Habits by James Clear — that tiny habits, repeated daily, create extraordinary results. With honest student struggles, humorous moments, and relatable stories, they explore why motivation fades but systems last.

From the 1% improvement rule and identity-based habits to the habit loop, the 2-minute rule, and environment design, this episode shows how small, practical changes can transform your academics, productivity, and mindset — without burnout or perfection pressure.

Whether you're procrastinating on studies, struggling to stay disciplined, or waiting for the "right motivation," this conversation reminds you that progress begins with showing up — even for just two minutes.

✨ No hype.
✨ No overnight success.
✨ Just consistency, clarity, and tiny wins that compound over time.

Tune in and discover why consistency is the real flex — and how one small habit can change everything.