Hello people,
I’m back.
And this time… with a plot twist.
If you’ve read my previous blog, you’ll remember that I had announced my “final” decision about college.
Well…
Apparently, “final” wasn’t so final.
I’ve changed one of the biggest decisions of my life.
As the great minds have always said, the people who are willing to change themselves are often the ones capable of changing the world. Whether that’s true or not, only time will tell but I’m willing to bet on it.
So, here’s the update.
I’ve decided to pursue my BBA from GTU School of Management Studies.
Ironically, while writing this blog, I haven’t even attended my first lecture yet. My college officially begins on Monday.
And honestly…
I think it’s going to be one hell of a journey.
A Friendly Warning
If you’re from GTU School of Management Studies…
This is probably where you should stop reading.
Seriously.
Close the tab.
Go study.
Or don’t.
Just don’t say I didn’t warn you.
…
Still here?
Fair enough.
First Impressions
One thing I genuinely appreciated was the people running the institution.
From the administration to the leadership, it felt like there are people who genuinely care about building something meaningful.
A special mention goes to Dr. Rajesh Jain, Director of the School of Management Studies.
First impressions can be deceptive, but mine was positive.
I hope the next three years only strengthen that opinion.
The admission process had its fair share of twists and turns, but every journey does.
A special thanks to Bhagyashri for making the process much smoother. I also interacted with Dr Neela Multani during the admission formalities. Let’s just say… every admission process has its own unique experiences, and I’ll leave it at that.
There’s a quote I recently “camed” across:
“Keep your friends rich and your enemies rich, and wait to find out which is which.”
And here, “rich” doesn’t merely refer to money. It means enriching people with knowledge, opportunities, wisdom, character, experiences and respect.
That is exactly how I want to approach my time at GTU. Learn from everyone, respect everyone, and let time reveal who becomes a mentor, a friend, or simply a lesson.