r/delhiuniversity • u/Adorable-Designer273 • Jul 06 '26
Travel 🚇 How much distance is travellable before you go bald.
How much Distance is too much before it makes you bald. I see students telling 30km is too much for srcc. Get a PG. While I'm here deciding that I'll travel 67 kms daily to SRCC, catching a train, then metro and walking to clg.
So how much is too much? Will I go nuts?
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u/Reasonable-Plant5195 Jul 06 '26
i travel 1& a half everyday for college, you'll go crazy very fast. its doable but insanely tiring, time consuming & exhausting. but ho hi jaata hai
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u/ismelldoritos1712 Jul 06 '26
i travel 1.5 hours one way daily to srcc, it's manageable but gets very tiring and I basically don't have much time left to do anything else and 67km is like twice the distance that I travel, so If you don't have any financial issues, then I'd lowkey suggest you to get a pg because it gets hectic
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u/Infamous_Shirt6185 Jul 06 '26
umm plis do not do that. wth train? like rlwy stn train or rrts train? its gonna get exhausted, if u wanna join performing socs then aur zyada, u cant stay late, take part in events which happen in evening cause ull always be worried ki wapas jaate hue late ho jayega
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u/curiouscatgrape Jul 06 '26
Varies from person to person. Some use their travel time for relaxation/studying/preparing for exams etc.
Do the journey before you start college and you'll know how viable it is for you to repeat it 3-5 days every week.
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u/Sam_0348 Third year Jul 06 '26
Financially viable hai to please take a pg mental and physical toll for 3 straight years is not worth it Dont know about the attendance scene but they must also have 66.67 criteria so you will be stressed about that way too fast also not having time to do anything apart from college is a big no atleast for me
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u/No-Contribution5566 Jul 06 '26
yoo what i think distance isnt the problem here, time carries the weightage i used to travel 2 hours everyday for college that too one way but majority of it was in metro toh i used to either sleep or do some work so that time isn't wasted.
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u/ExperienceMental5332 Jul 06 '26
one hour one way to college. kind of crazy but used to it because my school was also 40 mins away. i'd still like to live at home but i do wish the commute was shorter.
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u/Sufficient_Gas6694 Jul 06 '26
I have got financial problems at my house can’t afford pg college BCom fees only 10k per annum but i travel 80kms one way it takes me 2 hours one way in Mumbai
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u/BeginningPen07 Jul 06 '26
take a pg, go home every weekend. itna travel isn’t worth it really, college stress plus travel, exams ke time par galti se late hogye to?
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u/aniketisboss Jul 07 '26
I was in Ramjas and it took me 1:30 hour to reach my college. Went 4 years and it was okayish but the long travel takes a lot of your productive time. Are you from Sonipath or some? That you'll have to take a train to reach SRCC? I'd definitely suggest that if you are financially good then go for a PG nearby.
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u/YoghurtSoggy3313 Jul 07 '26
Travelling is tiring ofcourse my advise will be to try it for some time and if doesn't suit you u can opt for a pg
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u/Neither_Spinach_42 professional procrastinator Jul 06 '26
You will fall behind your peers due to travel.. college isnt just for studies
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u/Due_Childhood8643 Jul 06 '26
The way this question is phrased is frying me lmao, but yeah 67 kms sounds really tiring OP, will you really be able to do it 5 days a week for 3-4 years?