Szabist is not for everyone; only those who have a lot of patience and guts can tolerate being a SZABISTIAN.
Here are ten things we bet every Szabist student can relate to.
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154 ki chai
First things first, 154 is a campus, and NOT just a number. And due to its famous chai, it has become a “baithak” spot for all Szabistians where they can have those “deep” conversations.
2. Crowded campus
Students keep flooding in like bees. It’s a fish market here, with so many students getting newly admitted to this beautiful university. And the already present ones not graduating, it’s a traffic jam at SZABIST.
3. Marathon from one campus to another
When one class is at 100 and another at 154, students had to run a marathon to reach there on time or get marked absent. With only three absences allowed during a semester, it gets super tricky to cope.
4. Parking Problem
Even though now Szabist has its Parking area, students still cannot find a place to park their cars and get late for their classes.
5. Cafe Cats
Yes! Szabist cafeterias are famous for their “Pet Cats.” They are super creepy and are always around. From Jumping on tables to chasing you around campus, they do it all.
6. 99 Campus
Szabist has its very own bhoot bangla, it’s known as 99 campus, where you get that eerie feeling during 6-9 classes.
7. Szabist Student Council (SSC)
The energetic and dedicated SSC team is always active in organizing the events to keep the students engage besides their studies.
8. Dera/ Chai Wala- the Ultimate spot to hide
When you couldn’t find someone around all three campuses, try searching for them at Dera or Chai Wala, they’ll be hiding there.
9. Program Coordinators are always busy
It’s IMPOSSIBLE to find the program coordinators free when we need them. They are busy in their work, in hiding. When asked from the reception, they are always around. However, no one knows where exactly they are.
10. 3-6 hour gaps between classes.
It’s hell for Students when they have a 3-6 hour gap between classes. With traffic issues around campus, one doesn’t get enough space even to sit and take a breath. But well, thanks to Dera and Chai Wala, this problem has been somewhat solved.
Tag all your Szabist friends who can relate to all the madness, yet love this institute!