Friendship isn’t found in the syllabus. It’s forged in hostels, humiliation, and shared cups of chai.
College Days: The Unlikely Trio follows three young men who arrive at the gates of an elite engineering college in Delhi carrying very different worlds on their shoulders.
Raghu is confidence wrapped in charm, eager to conquer campus life the way he once ruled his hometown.
Ranvijay arrives with silence, sacrifice, and the crushing weight of expectations from a family that has bet everything on his success.
Veer enters with privilege, precision, and emotional distance, treating college as another system to master.
Thrown together by circumstance and tested by ragging, rivalry, ambition, and heartbreak, their lives collide inside hostel corridors and lecture halls where lessons are learned far beyond textbooks. As friendships are strained, loyalties questioned, and futures loom uncertain, the trio must confront who they are when ambition clashes with empathy, and survival demands courage.
Set against the vibrant chaos of Indian campus life, College Days is a coming-of-age story about friendship born in unlikely moments, the invisible battles students fight, and the memories that linger long after the last lecture ends.
This is not just a story about college.
It is about becoming.
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Amit Singh
Amit is a storyteller deeply inspired by the unspoken emotional landscapes of student life in India. Drawing from close observation, lived experiences, and years of reflection on the transformative power of friendships formed during youth, he brings authenticity and nuance to narratives that explore ambition, class divides, and personal growth.
With a keen eye for detail and a grounded understanding of campus culture, Amit writes about more than academics. His work examines the invisible curriculum of college life: resilience shaped by failure, identity forged through conflict, and bonds strengthened in moments of vulnerability. He captures the textures of hostel corridors, the politics of friendships, the fear behind confidence, and the quiet strength behind silence.
Amit’s background in technical education allows him to realistically portray the pressures of competitive institutions, while his passion for literature enables him to humanize those experiences beyond stereotypes. His storytelling blends emotional depth with social realism, making his characters relatable to anyone who has navigated transition, uncertainty, or the weight of expectations.
College Days: The Unlikely Trio is his debut novel and a reflection of his belief that the most important lessons in life are rarely taught in classrooms. Through layered characters and honest emotion, Amit aims to give voice to the millions of students whose stories are shaped by friendship, struggle, and hope.
When he is not writing, Amit continues to explore how stories can connect people across backgrounds and remind readers of who they once were and who they are still becoming.
