Aesthetic view of Graphic Era Hill University

Graphic Era Hill University: A paradise to behold

Graphic Era Hill University is nestled in far end of Dehradun, Clementown. Away from the hustles and bustles of the main city, the university offers a peaceful atmosphere for the students.

Aerial veiw of GEHU

The view of the front garden is an eye candy adorned by beautiful flowers and lush green grass and it appeals to the visitors who come from far and near to seek admission in this college. The trees offer shady areas for seeking shelter in the scorching heat and add to the overall aesthetic of the campus. Most of the plants have a name plate assigned to it, which bears its common name and biological name.

The building has 6 floors in total, including the ground floor. The building is composed of multiple blocks conjoined by common passages. The passages contain the staffroom.

     

Every floor’s entrance is starred by a beautiful depiction of art by various departments. It’s pleasing and impressive to look at the various shades of beauty, depicted via pictures, portraits and paintings.

The view from the windows is mesmerizing as you can see the beautiful mountains and catch a glimpse of Buddha Temple which is just a stone’s throw away from Graphic Era Hill University.The building is well ventilated and plenty of sunlight shines through to warm up in winters. 

                                                    

  

There are plenty of labs in the building including the iconic “Mac Lab” in the ground floor. Every lab is equipped with good computers and materials to assist students. “Moot Court” in the fifth floor is a realistic court designed for the law students to give them an optimal experience of their course. The library, nestled in the corner of first floor provides all the study materials needed for various courses. The books are neatly stacked in rows and categorized according to various subjects.

The "K.P. Nautiyal Auditorium" is the pride of Graphic Era Hill University with having a capacity for accomodating more than 400 People. It's a vast and spacious room ideal for seminars, guest lectures, interactions, functions, events and award shows.               

Every nook and corner of the infrastructure has its own beauty and elegance and is an essential part of this institution. The university is basked in a combination of red and white colour, red standing for the energy of the GEHU students and white standing for peace and glory..The university truly lives up to its motto “Transforming Dreams into Reality”.

You can visit their official website: Graphic Era Hill University

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What piece of advice do you most often give and least often follow?

Advice: Easier said than followed.

In Shakespeare's play "The Merchant of Venice", the heroine Portia accurately said, “I can easier teach twenty what were good to be done, than be one of the twenty to follow mine own teaching." [Act1, Scene 2, Merchant of Venice]How easy it is to give advice, like a freely flowing river of thoughts from the mind but when it boils down to follow it, it seems like the last thing we'll ever do. It seems so simple to be a beacon light to guide others through a cave of hassle and equally easy to forget the way through the cavern.

          It's human tendency to meddle with everyone's lives with necessary or unnecessary suggestions but they themselves care the least about following what they preach. Just like I advise my brother, cousins and juniors about "NOT WASTING PRECIOUS TIME AND MANAGING TIME EFFECTIVELY" but my name graces the top position in the procrastinator list. I then realize, too late that Time slips away like grains of sand from one's hand. Elders often say, “Time and Tide wait for none".

           I repeat the same quote to give my juniors an excellent counsel and a lengthy lecture about the importance of effective time management but I fall short to realize its importance. That is why I stay up late at night to scurry over the syllabus and complete the assignment on time. It has had adverse effects on my health and time and again I rebuke myself for not heeding the advice I give to everyone. I even attempt to craft a timetable to organize my day’s schedule but that piece of paper is often discarded as I extend my five minute break into a full whooping hour, which wobbles the whole array of the things I’m supposed to do. I sincerely hope that one day I'm going to hear what my mind says and follow the advice for my own benefit. Maybe one fine day, I’ll realize the value of time and that day (hopefully) should be today itself, for as Portia said, “It is a good divine that follows his own instructions.”[Act1, Scene 2, Merchant of Venice]