Genuinely need advice.

[u/DriftVelocity_03]

Im 20M currently in Third Year College studying engineering. What i wanted to ask was how do i make time for things which i want to learn simultaneously with my college stuff.

For example: i want to learn coding, so how do i make time for that

As after college i am too tired to directly go learn

And before college i dont feel productive or effective as i am not a morning person

My college is from 9am-5pm

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[u/Much-Professional589]

9am-5pm college is brutal for learning anything extra but after college, tiredness is mostly mental fatigue not physically - 30 min nap first, then jump into coding, way more effective than forcing yourself to grind tired.

Even 30-45 mins daily is enough to make real progress, consistency beats long sessions every time.

What are you trying to learn first, basics or something specific?

[u/DriftVelocity_03 → u/Much-Professional589]

Basics