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Quyida telegram platformasidagi bir-nechta foydali kanallarni siz bilan boʻlishmoqchiman: @mia_gapiradi ​​— tanqidiy fikrlashni oʻstirish uchun @with_Fabesha ​​— muvaffaqqiyat uchun blog! @gullayotganyurak ​​— afsus, hayot faqat kitoblardan iborat emas @sanduvoch_uz ​​— hikmat izlaganga hikmatdir dunyo @usmonosphere ​​— kitoblar, sanʼat, tarjima, koʻngil, musiqa va hokazo haqida @Mohinur Xasanova (XASMA) ​​— arab tilini bepul oʻrganish uchun @farzandruhiyati – imiy psixologiyani amaliyotga tatbiq etishni oʻrganish uchun blog @boqiy_darbadarr – Kitoblar va she’riyat @Zakirovna_blog — AQShdagi universitet talabasining hayoti

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After 2 years of my "Ibrat" experience, I am here in Bostonliq again for "iQtidorly" camp to have more insigths in STEM subjects. We are offered variour workshops regarding global topics. I never thought I would be interested in Pharmacology but I did onlay after one lecture because of the professional mentors here! Actually, I wanted to have more fun but after coming I again chose to stay academically active) Another best part is being spending my time with one of my close friends, Maftuna🫶 It is a great time to reminisce school times and studying for A-levels together. I will be posting more of my impressions soon. @with_Fabesha

PhD Free Application Full Support by Princeton, Harvard, and Duke students! 🤓🦅 Instead of doing separate Application Full Supports, The Crimson Tigers and Mohinur (Duke ‘28) decided to join forces and select TWO 2️⃣ people for Free Full Support in the Application Process for the Class of 2029. The 2️⃣ winners will get full application support from Duke, Princeton, and Harvard Students. 🏆 Full Application Support for 2️⃣ Best Applicants! 🥈 An Edit for up to 1000 words in Essays! 🥉 1 hour consultation from each mentor! PS: The Application Link is the same as the previous Crimson Tigers Application, so if you have already applied, there is no need to re-apply! ❕ Apply using this Link The Deadline is 18th of June, 23.59 pm Tashkent Time! Successful applicants will be invited for interviews. @PhD_FullSupport

#ДИККАТ #ТАРКАТИНГ ⚡️ 2-3 июн кунлари Президент мактабларига тайёргарлик бўйича бепул синов тест бўлиб ўтади. Интиҳонларга оз вақт қолганда фарзандингизнинг билим даражасини текширинг ва кириш имкониятини бепул билиб олинг. Барча иштирокчи мутахассис томонидан консултацияга эга бўлади. Жойлар чегараланган! Ёзилиш учун 👇👇👇 https://newton.uz/telegrampr?utm_source=telegram

A great motivational letter example of an Art major: Life is full of ups and downs. Hearing this statement from a seventeen-year-old girl often makes the elderly laugh. As if wisdom was determined with age. Honestly, wisdom is such a thing that you gain by thinking and making conclusions, and assumptions at every point of life. Sitting in my cozy dormitory at a Science school, listening to the ticking clock, I was diving deep into the philosophy of life. I know so many people struggling to find happiness, reading books about being positive, watching motivational speeches, and asking people what happiness is. The thing they don’t know is that happiness changes and, it is different for every one of us. What is common is sense. For the wicked, it is corrupting another person, turning the situations upside down, making people miserable, and having what their evil soul desires. For a scientist, happiness is inventing new technologies, opportunities to glow, and helping humanity with their whole knowledge. For a teacher, the success of the students and that inspiring and satisfying sparkle in the students’ eyes after learning the lesson.  For a student, getting good grades, and for a parent every happiness of the child. But all of these is one dimensional for me as we are just looking from one side of a multifaceted object. Let me now talk about myself. I am a temperamental girl with a raging ocean inside where others see a hopeless lake. This may be because I am not where I am meant to be or so I think. I know what happiness is for me but cannot easily reach it. I am an artistic person, a poet, and a writer who is forced to study mathematics and physics with a plethora of formulas inside. It tortures my imagination which does not see any limit or condition. Being stuck with a single formula is just like being in a card box. My soul desires something which has no limits and no conditions. I look at my roommate who is thinking I'm wasting my time just by sitting. Little she knows, I'm creating another rule of life. I avoid the distraction. In "Aleph", a book by Paulo Coelho, there is a situation where a person experiences aleph - being in another time-zones, past lives for example; diving deep into something that the real life is forgotten and it's just the body and the space. I try to create the same situation. Then colors appear as an image in front of my closed eyes. Maybe that is the reason I draw. I take my painting colors, my sketchbook and start to mix the colors and try to create the image I saw. Sometimes I draw with my bare hands and I see the meaning in each curve of the colors. I have never drawn something meaningless - first I create the situation, then I paste it into the papers. The feeling I experience is inexpressible. I feel something strong in my chest moved to the paper. The power I had before is in the form of an image later. I stare at the picture for how long I don't know, yet it makes me feel better, and the emotions are on a piece of sheet now. I get relieved. This is the happiness for me which I cannot achieve easily. @with_Fabesha

EYUF, "El-yurt umidi" foundation has recently announced that they are going to open the 1st contest for 2024. I think the reason the contest for this year was delayed for like two months would be that EYUF is now working with the Presidential Administration of Uzbekistan, who knows. Whether the contest begins or not, I just wanted to share some tips and advice as a finalist of El-yurt since I haven't really shared anything related to it so far. Firstly, for those who don't really have an idea of what the El-yurt umidi foundation is, I would recommend checking the website, eyuf.uz (it works a bit slower, but you can get authentic information about the organization), plus the Telegram channel @elyurtumidifoundation So, for the first documentation process, I found it pretty easy last year, since they only require you to complete and submit around 6 documents. If you make your papers in good quality, you are going to easily pass the first, documentation section. Plus, you will write an essay in the Uzbek language, describing the exact reasons why you are going to study in that country, or more broadly, why at that University/college. Then you need to explain why you are applying for EYUF - I mean, they know that you are applying for it because you will study for free, or you can get your visa easily, or even you will work at some high-position jobs here in Uzbekistan, but you need to be specific, clearly explain what you can bring from that country to develop Uzbekistan. Is it really worth investing more than $200,000 just for your education instead of giving that money to some remote villages to reconstruct their schools, or build kindergartens or even to help children with serious illnesses? If you pass the documentation process (it will be announced on the official social media websites of El-yurt itself), there will be a TEST as the second step. Last year, when I applied, we were given 20 questions from Uzbek language and philology, some logical questions, then 15 and 15 from IQ and Analytical thinking. I myself got 74/100, probably the highest score in my own field of journalism, by preparing only for the IQ part with this book. Then, the final and most difficult part, the Interview. An Interview with 10-14 officials of Uzbekistan who work at, for example, top universities of Uzbekistan, ministers and etc. The interview was more difficult than I expected, I was given like two questions about Journalism which I had really no idea about, and missed, and thought I would lose the contest, but didn't. Try to learn more about Uzbekistan's history, especially the history of the place you live - for example, I was given a bunch of questions about writers in Fergana and Kokand Khanate, plus they wanted me to describe Uzbekistan in English for like a minute. I would personally recommend learning about the Jadids as well, because technically what El-yurt is doing now is the continuation of what the Jadids started. Next, learn more about your own field of study, university, professors at your university. Try to be persistent in your own choices and keep the eye-contact well. Lastly, do not believe/try to use people who are trying to sell their courses for EYUF preparation, but ask for help from the stipend winners, leaving my account here: @imkhnr, if you have any questions, try to reach out to EYUF officials directly, and lastly this free program run by Asadbek aka for EYUF preparation can also help you: @eyufapply Best of luck, everyone! @withmohinur

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Quyida telegram platformasidagi bir-nechta foydali kanallarni siz bilan bo'lishmoqchiman: @nofalsafiy ​​— kinodan koinotgacha: turli sferarlar ichra sayohat @mia_gapiradi ​​— tanqidiy fikrlashni o'stirish uchun @with_Fabesha ​​— muvaffaqqiyat uchun blog! @gullayotganyurak ​​— afsus, hayot faqat kitoblardan iborat emas @creo_blog ​​— aniq bir format yo’q, shaxsiy fikrlar, Yevropadagi talabaning «comfort» sayohati. @sanduvoch_uz ​​— hikmat izlaganga @usmonosphere ​​— kitoblar, sanʼat, tarjima, koʻngil, musiqa va hokazo haqida @Mohinur Xasanova (XASMA) ​​— arab tilini bepul o'rganish uchun