The other pertinent thing that I learned here was how important social interactions and communication is when you are working for hours at a stretch and having limited time to connect with family and friends. A festival such as Dahi Handi can engage the whole college and be a fulfilling experience where you replenish yourselves in order to move forward.
Initially feeling apprehensive, I learned about my prejudice and overcame them to know that a management institute can affect you in many ways, that skills can be acquired and that time can be managed but the most important aspect is your emotional well-being and you have to step out of your comfort zone to achieve that well-being. One can focus on academics for two years and leave this college wasted a significant part of one’s life.
It makes me extremely joyful that I was able to gather significant insights within two months of the program and about how many opportunities I will get to explore and further develop myself. Moreover, I learned that every individual or institute has idiosyncratic advantages or strengths and it is a matter of recognising these attributes.
After being gloomy and in the doldrums for months, I now feel extremely fortunate to these opportunities. I look forward to the coming years to know more about this college and myself!
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