Category: Blog posts

  • Intelligence

    Intelligence

    Ever wondered if a degree from Harvard, Oxford , ETH or IITs is the ultimate stamp of genius or intelligence ? You’ve heard people say , “Oh , you studied there and you must be brilliant. But let’s dig deeper. Reaching those schools doesn’t always equate to your intelligence. While it’s true that reaching those…

  • Burnout!

    Burnout!

    When your brain utters, “I’m done,” and begins to picket outside the lab, it’s not imposter syndrome anymore—it’s burnout, and it’s coming to wreck your gel rig. You’ve been plugging through inane PCR cycles, bobbing up and down at lab meetings as if you’ve got your data in hand, while your thesis draft hangs in…

  • The Imposter Syndrome

    The Imposter Syndrome

    Have you ever felt this persistent, gnawing belief that your achievements are just a fluke ? Your brain constantly comparing peers and putting the thought that you are not capable as others think they are. It’s a mental trap that plaques every single individual , especially high achievers. So if you have felt something like…

  • Dealing with Uncertainity

    Dealing with Uncertainity

    We all know that our brain are well-tuned for instant rewards and gratifications, thanks to dopamine junkies of our brain. We’ve built to crave quick rewards rather than grinding for long hours – like slogging through application forms which actually feels like a personal attack . This got me thinking about the real world struggles,…

  • The “Dopamine Trap”

    I’ve been reading and discussing a lot about delayed gratification lately – how it’s often hailed as the key to success, the ultimatum of willpower. But I find it true that the core problem is overlooked sometimes. While we are practicing patience, there’s our little sneaky dude at play, making it harder than it should…

  • Delayed Gratification

    Huzzah, the weekend has crash-landed, and it’s time for a snuggle on the couch and a Netflix movie marathon, isn’t it? But hey, did you ever think about leveling up your personal development game, or are you too busy mastering the art of juggling the popcorn bowl with the remote control? Absolutely, taking a break…

  • Why Scholarscape ?

    Students worldwide are not merely pursuing academic excellence; they are battling with inner struggles as mental turmoil, the uncertainty of their future, or the dire consequences of financial pressure surround them. Usually, however, the support systems built around the academics tend to be focused only on achievements, forgetting that deeper, basic realities of college life…