Vaishali Wasad graduated in Comp Sci. from RCOEM, Nagpur. She worked as a Systems Engineer in Infosys for a year. She is very inspired by her sister. She is her benchmark. She looks up to her and always tries to be like her. She also loves to dance and paint, even though she is very bad at it.
Divya is a student of Business Management, XLRI Jamshedpur. She graduated in Electrical Engineering from NIT Warangal and worked at Deloitte Consulting for nearly 3 years. She is passionate about travelling, music and books. She also enjoys watching movies and catching up with friends over coffee.
Taking a chance to celebrate the women who are pursuing MBA, here we have Sharmili Adhikari's take on womanhood and life. Sharmili is an MBA student at the Indian Institute of Management Bangalore. She calls herself an amateur professional and a professional human being.
Sanchari Das is first year student at NITIE.
Pradnya Munghate is a first-year student of NITIE Mumbai. She is full of life, full of dreams and full of drama. She believes in living life with no regrets.
Surabhi Agrawal is studying HRM at XLRI, batch of 2018. What was high school like for you? How did it contribute to your personality/ the person you are right now? There were many personal ordeals I had suddenly come face to face in high school. I had no way of knowing how to deal with. My entire life had shifted in the past year and I was trying to come to terms with it. I had never before found myself lacking in self-reliance. And which was why I was unable to seek help either. I had never required much of it before. Help is always easier to give than to take. But the very living through it each day, on my own, strengthened me. I learnt how to eventually balance things, manage my emotions, patience, and tolerance. I built many life skills during this time. These I have followed till date. I took to writing poetry and had better understanding of the energies around me, their impact on me. I made friends who are all constants in my life now. They are a reaffirmation of each personal promise that I then made and kept, which has made me who I am and would be. If money was no object, what would you do all day?
Vaishali Wasad graduated in Comp Sci. from RCOEM, Nagpur. She worked as a Systems Engineer in Infosys for a year. She is very inspired by her sister. She is her benchmark. She looks up to her and always tries to be like her. She also loves to dance and paint, even though she is very bad at it.
Divya is a student of Business Management, XLRI Jamshedpur. She graduated in Electrical Engineering from NIT Warangal and worked at Deloitte Consulting for nearly 3 years. She is passionate about travelling, music and books. She also enjoys watching movies and catching up with friends over coffee.
Taking a chance to celebrate the women who are pursuing MBA, here we have Sharmili Adhikari's take on womanhood and life. Sharmili is an MBA student at the Indian Institute of Management Bangalore. She calls herself an amateur professional and a professional human being.
Sanchari Das is first year student at NITIE.
Pradnya Munghate is a first-year student of NITIE Mumbai. She is full of life, full of dreams and full of drama. She believes in living life with no regrets.
Surabhi Agrawal is studying HRM at XLRI, batch of 2018. What was high school like for you? How did it contribute to your personality/ the person you are right now? There were many personal ordeals I had suddenly come face to face in high school. I had no way of knowing how to deal with. My entire life had shifted in the past year and I was trying to come to terms with it. I had never before found myself lacking in self-reliance. And which was why I was unable to seek help either. I had never required much of it before. Help is always easier to give than to take. But the very living through it each day, on my own, strengthened me. I learnt how to eventually balance things, manage my emotions, patience, and tolerance. I built many life skills during this time. These I have followed till date. I took to writing poetry and had better understanding of the energies around me, their impact on me. I made friends who are all constants in my life now. They are a reaffirmation of each personal promise that I then made and kept, which has made me who I am and would be. If money was no object, what would you do all day?
