rohitgoyal18 : It's simple and constructive to combine studies with Imagine Cup because they are somewhat complementary. There do not must have already a number of certifications to participate and get a good score in the Imagine Cup.
It's all about how you manage time and how you manage to combine the knowledge acquired in school with the extra.
A theoretical example: Day has 24 hours:
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- 8 hours to sleep
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- 8 hours for leisure, friends, sports, literature, TV, social life, love ... :)
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- 8 hours to learn:
Overall, a student has a week on average 22 teaching hours. You need another 22 hours to deepen field studies, essays and other works.
Difference: 12 hours for extra study.
Now the question: Do you read 12 hours per week for the Imagine Cup, in the last 2 months? :)
Certainly for me it was a little different when I participated first time in Imagine Cup: 6 hours to sleep, 2 hours for social life, 16 hours for the Imagine Cup and another 6 hours to understand English :)
But this is not a successful model taking into account that I never get first place, even if I won a lot in this competition. ;)
Good luck and do not forget: Your success is up to you!
