Stay organized with Google - Project Center Kumbakonam - Arudhra Innovations

 Stay organized with Google - Project Center Kumbakonam

I'm a fan of pen and paper to keep track of all my to-dos, but Google Tasks helps keep everything a bit neater (and saves trees). If you have a Gmail account, Google Tasks is honestly a to-do list maker's dream. You can make as many lists as you want and add subtasks to any items. In addition, you can add details like dates or times. It's easy to switch between lists and check off anything you've done.
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Google Calendar can sync to your iPhone or Android phone, which is extra helpful if you need to plan a busy day. It's also a great planner to set up your class schedule and then put reminders for 15 or 30 minutes ahead of time to get notifications on your phone. If you use Gmail, you can open the widget to see all your upcoming events from a web browser on your laptop. You can assign deadlines different colors to correspond with your classes, set recurring events (like quizzes or tests), and the app can also send you reminders about upcoming deadlines. Of course, you don't have to use a calendar app associated with Google. There are dozens of iOS and Android calendar apps available for you to try out.
Google Drive saved my life more times than I can count. I got into the habit of backing up almost anything I would need for a class to Google Drive. My work was always accessible, whether I had my laptop or not, because Google syncs your Drive's contents across devices. Google Sheets, Docs, Slides, Microsoft Office docs, PDFs and more are all compatible with Google Drive and everything is shareable.

Keep track of money

Pinching pennies is no joke when you're in college. To pay for rising tuition and costs, more than half of students take out loans. While the loans help with some living expenses, odds are you've got a job that probably doesn't pay too much. Here are some of the top picks for best app for college budgeting to help students manage money and make balancing the books a bit easier.



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Wally keeps track of your finances -- accounts, expenses, bills and more on the go. You can budget everything from necessities like rent and food to luxuries like Spotify. Wally also displays deeper insights like your monthly spending habits. You can get started on iOS devices or Android.
Mint is another money manager app you can use to see all your finances in one place and make a budget with suggestions from the app based on your spending habits. You can also check your credit score and get tips to improve it. It's available on Android and iOS.
Finally, Venmo eliminates getting money from the ATM to pay someone back, your parents having to send you a check or go to the bank and transfer money to you. Venmo lets you make and share payments by linking your bank account or debit card to the app. So, money sent to you on Venmo can easily be transferred to your bank account.

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