Student Discount in India on macbook pro

can any budy plz help me?
i want to know about student discount on macbook pro 2012 (13 inch) in india ,
& document to submit as proof for same !
thanks you

I got my iMac on student discount . I had to submit my college id card and some address + photo identity proof

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Student discount in India

hi guys i am student, i'm planning to buy macbook pro need to know the prices for macbook pro retina inclusive of student discount in India.
1. Mac bookpro retina with 15" 2,3 GHz Retina Display
2.3 GHz quad-core Intel Core i7
Turbo Boost up to 3.3 GHz
8 GB 1600 MHz RAM
256 GB of flash memory 1
Intel HD Graphics 4000
NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M with 1 GB of GDDR5 memory
2. 15 " 2,6 GHz Retina Display
2.6 GHz quad-core Intel Core i7
Turbo Boost up to 3.6 GHz
8 GB 1600 MHz RAM
512 GB of flash memory 1
Intel HD Graphics 4000
NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M with 1 GB of GDDR5 memory
Mac book pro without retina display
1. 15 ": 2,6 GHz
2.6 GHz quad-core Intel Core i7
Turbo Boost up to 3.6 GHz
8 GB 1600 MHz RAM
750 GB hard drive with 5400 U / min. 1
Intel HD Graphics 4000
NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M with 1 GB of GDDR5 memory
2. 15 ": 2,3 GHz
2.3 GHz quad-core Intel Core i7
Turbo Boost up to 3.3 GHz
4 GB 1600 MHz RAM
500 GB hard drive with 5400 U / min. 1
Intel HD Graphics 4000
NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M with 512MB of GDDR5 memory
3. 13 ": 2,9 GHz
2.9 GHz dual-core Intel Core i7
Turbo Boost up to 3.6 GHz
8 GB 1600 MHz RAM
750 GB hard drive with 5400 U / min. 1
Intel HD Graphics 4000
THANK YOU
- ABHI

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I want to get a new macbook because mine is slowing down since i got mavericks.
Also i am a college student.
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OR
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Dwb , thanks for reply.
I have though of upgrading My mbp also has battery issues, and in total upgrades to ssd, ram and new battery and new charger will cost me around 600+ dollars. Basically as if i am building a new computer !
I honestly want to upgrade to a lighter computer with newer technology all around , but ill still keep my mbp as a sort of "desktop" computer at home, plugged to the power.
Can you please tell me about your experience with the MBA? the screen quality, heat issues , speed , performance ( to my needs) ? Did u get the 2013 or the 2011 only ?
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I'm completely fine with purchasing a refurbished model, and right now I can get a large (for Apple, anyway) discount on a refurbished MacBook Pro, 13", 500GB, i5, with 4GB RAM. But I'm not sure if this will be able to suit my needs, or if I should opt for something a bit more expensive, even if that means I should wait.
I plan on installing Windows 7, with a 25% partition (I'll use Mac for my own personal things, but Windows for some functions).
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I live in Arizona, so the summer heat can be an issue.
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Should I opt for an i7 processor, since I plan on dual-booting with Windows 7? Does it make a noticeable difference, compared to the i5?
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Should I wait until the new MacBook Prod are released, or should I take advantage of the college sale that's being offered?
Thank you for taking the time to help me out. :)

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Should I buy the AppleCare now, later, or not at all? I want to make sure it's covered in the event of damage or defects:
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Should I opt for an i7 processor, since I plan on dual-booting with Windows 7? Does it make a noticeable difference, compared to the i5?
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ChungLing wrote:
Will 500GB be enough space? I feel like it should be more than enough.
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ChungLing wrote:
Should I wait until the new MacBook Prod are released, or should I take advantage of the college sale that's being offered?
The college sale will expire soon (the Back to School program), so buy it now

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I decided to purchase a MacBook Pro 15 inch with Retina display. I thought I would just bite the bullet and get it with the upgraded 16gb Ram and 512 SSD as I want this computer to last me at least 5 years. I don't know exactly what I will be using it for but potentially I will be running a small business with it as well as using it for photos, some videos and all the other things we all use everyday. This brought the total price tag up to about $2900 before tax. Way more than I wanted to spend, but again, I plan on this being my last computer purchase for at least 5 years...and this would be my only computer...not a secondary one but the primary one.
As I was asking the guy in Best Buy about any sales or discounts, he mentioned a MacBook Pro with retina display that was just retuned to the store by a lady that decided to go with a MacBook Air instead. It had been opened but not used and was in perfect condition. The sales manager said he could sell that one to me for $470 off the normal price. The problem was, it was the base model and only had 8gb Ram and 256gb SSD storage. So, I had the option of buying the computer I wanted...that I know would last me for years and years, for $2,900 OR buy the base model for $1,729. What would you do?
I decided to buy the base model as it was just to good a deal to pass up. Now, 2 days later, I don't know if I made the right decision. I know that 256gb of memory is not going to last me very long...especially considering how much more space modern software takes up nowadays...and its only getting worse. My solution is to just buy an external hard drive and store everything I don't immediately need on it. But I don't know if I'm being realistic as maybe it will be a major pain to constantly have to carry around an extra storage device. Then again, even if I had the 512 SSD model MacBook, I would still eventually run out of space and need an external drive. Has anyone else relied on an external device for their daily computing needs? Is it a major nuisance or easy to get by with?
My bigger concern is that it only has 8gb of Ram and can NOT be upgraded in the future. 8gb ram is fine right now, especially with the flash drive and i7 quad core processor, but in a couple years, I'm afraid it won't be enough and that ill be forced to purchase another computer. The sales manager said that because its a Mac and because of the "monster processor" that the 8gb of Ram will be more than enough for years to come. According to him, Macs require less Ram than PC's due to their operating system being much more efficient. (This is my first Mac so I'm a bit unfamiliar)
So this is my dellima, should I return the base model and buy the one I originally wanted or should I make do with the base model and be thankful for the great deal I was able to get?
Will the 8gb of Ram be enough in a few years? I realize that depends on what I'm using the computer for but, since I'm not sure what my needs will be in the next year, lets assume I'll be using it to run a small business as well as the typical storage of pictures and home videos, etc.
Bottom line, will the 8gb of ram be enough to prevent the need to buy another computer for another 5 years or so or do I need to suck it up, return the base model, pay the extra $1,100 and get the 16gb of ram I originally wanted?
Sorry for the long story, I just need some solid advice as money is tight and I want to make the right decision. I'd rather pay $1,100 extra now and not need to buy a new computer for 5-6 years than save the money now but have to buy a whole new computer in 1-2 years. If however, the 8gb ram will still make for a solid computer in a few years, I will gladly save the money.
Thanks in advance for your help. ;-)

Generally (and in my opinion):
1) do not buy any computer you cannot replace the hard drive and the RAM in.
2) do NOT (EVER, EVER, EVER) purchase RAM or expended hard drive from any vendor (like Apple, Dell, etc). they mark up the RAM
purchase the lowest machine that will work for you and upgrade the RAM and hard drive down the road. Just look at the price Apple charges for the upgrade from 4GB to 8 GB:
Apple is charging the (4GB RAM + $100) for the 8GB upgrade. You can easily get 8GB for $100. later you should be able to get 8GB for $60.
Same thing for the hard drives:
Applis charging the price of (500GB + $100) for the 750GB drive. I just bought a 750GB notebook drive for $99
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