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Humans are complicated beings. Why? Let me give you a couple of examples. Humans will spend around £2,50,000 on a Rolex while a Seiko watch that costs £70 will tell you the same time. People purchase £1m LaFerrari’s to commute, when a £16,645 Ford Fiesta can do the same job. Similarly, international students will spend […]

“A bank is a place that will lend you money if you can prove that you don’t need it” British-American comedian Bob Hope had said about banks. Financial institutions like banks often get a bad rap because of their massive profit margins, mediocre customer service and most importantly, not trusting us with their pens (why

Coming from a Commerce background, I didn’t have the faintest idea of what MS stood for. For me MS either meant Microsoft or Messers (M/s). But fortunately, my ignorance was thwarted thanks to the intense research I undertook while writing 400+ blogs and learned that MS actually stands for Masters of Science. So, I hope

Everyone loves a good countdown. There’s something about a “Top 10….” article that arouses curiosity and excitement. Take for instance, an article titled “Top 10 Supercars Of All Time”, or “Top 10 Football Clubs In The World”, or maybe even a “Top 10 Billionaires In The World” article. Your first thought is – I want

The University of Oxford is one of the most internationally renowned universities in the world. As of today, almost one-third of its student population comprises international citizens coming from over 150 countries. Oxford London University combines rich history and tradition with its outstanding global reputation for teaching, research and contributions to society. Through this blog

London is known as the headquarters of the United Kingdom. It is one of the oldest cities in the world—its past covering over two millennia—and one of the most progressive. It is by far the largest metropolis in Britain and it is also the commercial, transport and cultural centre of the region. London is one