Journey to a dream - TAPMI
I hail from a place where education is given the least importance as far as career and profession are concerned. Back in the early 21st century, people were reluctant to invest in education and never gave a second thought beyond primary education. But my parents went out of their way to send me to a city to get in touch with the modernized version of education, even though it was extremely difficult for them to bear with the financial expenses. After I was done with high school, I had the offer from one of the best engineering institutes in hand. But life has never been a bed of roses. I was pressurized by the constant trouble of exorbitant living expenses. I decided to take an education loan and my community helped me with my living expenses. The beginning of my graduation period was one of the most crucial and difficult phases but at the same time it was a learning period of immense value. My most difficult hardship lay in the cultural differences and language barrier.