REAL TIME study with me: late night 1 hour study session (background noise)

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CHATTY RAMBLE AHEAD!
Hey everyone, hope you're having a great evening!
Thanks for tuning in to my channel! If you're new, I wish you a hearty welcome! Hope you're doing well and keeping safe in this wEiRD & WoNdeRFuL time. The world may have stopped, but, I'm sure that for a lot of us, the grind really doesn't. So I thought, after your many requests, that I'd upload a REAL TIME study with me!
Lately my days have become so filled with trying to catchup with people, cook, do fun things with my family and friends (virtually ofcourse!) that I feel like the only time when I get a little bit of stillness and focus is the night time! There are so many things that I need to do and sometimes I feel a bit overwhelmed by it all, but when I work at night, it all seems to feel okay again. I don't know whether it's the quiet and stillness of the night (having said that, I'm sure that you can hear aeroplanes in the background of this video because I live near an airport), but it somehow works. Does anyone ever feel the same?
I hope that you enjoy this study session and that you an hour of productivity squeezed into your night! All I have left to say is "this too shall pass", no matter how overwhelming, how stressful and uncertain the current situation is, take it all one step at a time - breathe, it's going to be okay.
See you guys soon!
lots of love,
mani
ps. Thank you for taking the time to read xx
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✰ F A Q ✰
How old are you? - 22
What editing software do you use for your videos? - Final Cut Pro X
What camera do you use? Canon G7X Mark ii
Where are you from? - London, England
What/Where do you study? Computer Science and Philosophy at Oxford.

[@Brianna58321]

Absolutely love using this on repeat to study! It's a shame though how frequent the ads are since they kind of disrupt concentration.

[@C0D97]

Use adblock

[@bluehourcore]

omg this is perfect it's 10:20 pm in india ( which is lateish for me ahh) and i still have a lot to get done ugh,, thanks mani!!

[@tahan7259]

Omg yessssss mani!! Thanks, really needed this video during this quarantine 💜

[@ThisIsMani]

I'm glad it helps! ❤️❤️

[@osasere7367]

I loved it!!! please i would love more real time study with me as it helps in productivity.

[@carmenmolina423]

Really helped me to get trough the work!!! Thanks!!

[@ulyssa-64]

Hi, Mani! Just wanted to say that I wish you all the best. I’d like to meet you one day maybe when I move to London for my A Levels (which I’m not sure when, because of this whole pandemic!). I’m planning to apply and get into Oxford University, and your videos really inspired me to pursue that and to commit to it. Thanks, and stay safe. Kind wishes from Dubai! (PS I was the one who left a comment on your Twitter page saying that you’re an inspiration). Dana x

[@parithakur8263]

Is so satisfying watching him type

[@nacksjshsj6694]

that entrance tho :)

[@thatmediclife4447]

This is amazing uno 😭❤️

[@lavanyabhagat3299]

His. I want to ask that did u get any kind of scholarship for the fees at Oxford or u had paid it without any aid. Secondly, at which age or according to India at which class u applied for Oxford

[@Brianna58321]

Hi! I'm not them but the information is pretty accessible for normal students. Hope this helped!
You apply for university usually at age 18 or 19 if you're taking a gap year (a year away from studies to travel/work/get experience) but it is also normal to apply at older ages!
When you apply as an English national for undergraduate (your first degree) your Oxford tuition fees are covered by student loans companies that work with the government. Depending on your finances (you get more if you come from a poorer household), you also receive a sum of money to help you pay for rent/normal expenses every few months.
You can apply for scholarships granted by Oxford (as well as by other institutions!) to add to it or make sure that you don't need the second loan from the student loans companies. Most people just take the student loans + support from parents/high school + part-time work wages (if you study at Oxford, you usually can't work during the school term unless the college has a bar but oxford colleges provide extra financial support if you can prove that you really need it).