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Converting the IIM Nagpur call still feels like a dream!

The thrill of my call getting converted was met with an immediate realization that I had a limited time to prepare for this new chapter of my life - the one that I'd only dreamt of. Skepticism and fears lingered in my mind as I geared to venture into this unknown territory. Joining as a fresher, imposter syndrome gnawed at me. Would I fit in? Could I keep up?

Little did I know, IIM Nagpur wouldn't just challenge me; it would embrace me wholeheartedly. The moment I stepped in through the gates, I felt a wave of welcome wash over me. The beautiful campus, bathed in the warmth of the July sun, was abuzz with life. My fears melted away, replaced by a sense of belonging I hadn't anticipated. The infrastructure here is nothing short of phenomenal. State-of-the-art classrooms, a bustling library, and world-class sports facilities fuel our busy morning schedules and the precious leisure hours. But the real magic of the “Life at IIMN” lies beyond the bricks and mortar - in the people I met here, the enriching experiences that I had in the past couple of months and in the urge to step outside my so-called “comfort zone", that too willingly!

The experiences that I have gained here over the past 6 months have been anything but conventional! One day, we were analyzing case studies in air-conditioned comfort, the next, we were knee-deep in mud during a rural immersion visit, understanding the realities at the grassroots. From pottery workshops that unearthed hidden talents to exhilarating sports tournaments that fostered team spirit, every day here is an unexplored adventure.

Life here isn't just about preparation for the ‘real world’; it is about living it. Time management, a skill I thought I had mastered, took on new dimensions here. Juggling academics, extracurricular activities, and personal commitments has honed my ability to navigate the demands of a fast-paced environment. I have also become more responsible and confident in my own skin. But this is not it. The life here is also about the late-night talks that stretch into the wee hours, about laughter echoing through corridors, about the bittersweet sessions of team meetings and club work and about the unexpected opportunities that knock at your doors when you least expect it.

Looking back, my initial anxieties seem laughable. Stepping into IIM Nagpur as a nervous fresher, I had no idea the transformative journey that awaited me. This institution has provided me a safe space to explore, to stumble, and to rise again. As I step into the third term of my journey at IIM Nagpur, I am grateful for all the transformative experiences that continue to shape the individual I am becoming today.


Soniya, is a PGP1 student at IIM Nagpur and holds executive positions in both the Media & PR cell and the Indo Japan Research Center of the institute. With a background in Industrial and Production Engineering, she is also passionate about literature, dedicating her leisure time to reading and writing pursuits.