Nishtha
A few thoughts that sometimes are easier in writing.
Tuesday, May 12, 2015
ESSEC Global MBA: Mannheim Exchange Week
ESSEC Global MBA: Mannheim Exchange Week: Nishtha Sharma, Global MBA 2014-2015, India In the third term of Global MBA at ESSEC Business School, you have an option to select ...
Monday, May 19, 2014
The hardship of selection
Here in India, with a population so large, an entrance exam is a rejection process. In all kinds of entrance exams, the questions and the passing criteria are made such that the least number of people get through to make it to the admission department of a college/university. But who can blame them, with education taking priority in everywhere, the situation is if there is one vacancy/seat, 2000 people apply. I think you get the idea.
And some people like me, who want to have a foreign exposure in their portfolio, an oversea education seems a bit better idea. Universities abroad work on an acceptance criteria, they accept application it they are full, they usually have very basic minimum requirement for submitting an application and they try their best to evaluate the student in a positive light. And if your profile matches the kind of student they are looking for then vol-la! you get an interview call. Then its all how you can best sell yourself.
Being an Indian, one would always apply to all the possible university where one can picture them selves and if there is no application fee (like in most UK Universities) then we just go overboard. Applying is no hardship, fill the application, make an impressive CV and write an essay from your heart but in a more polish way. The actual problem comes when your application is good and you get accepted to a lot of colleges. I mean there is a possibility that you applied to three and got accepted in two OR you applied in fifteen and got accepted in ten (few rejections are obvious). Two is not a problem, but ten you are in for a mass confusion. Wonder how many pros and cons lists you will have to make? (2^10)
After one gets the acceptance letter, the real race begins, you need to be careful of the acceptance deadlines(priority #1). You will weigh in mostly these factors : Money, Exposure, Quality and Returns(not in this order particularly) but then again desire and hope play a very important role. One might favor an expensive education because of its reputation or just for the future prospect and one might favor another as it best suits their interest. One might never be able to d
etermine on what basis student choose their colleges, but only those student achieve their career goals who make their own decision, who know what path they want their life to progress into.
A decision needs to be taken and that to probably within a month, so think but relax too, because this will be a milestone in your life journey. You will be responsible and you will have to eat the fruit it bears, what kind of fruit it will be is entirely up to you own prospective.
etermine on what basis student choose their colleges, but only those student achieve their career goals who make their own decision, who know what path they want their life to progress into.
A decision needs to be taken and that to probably within a month, so think but relax too, because this will be a milestone in your life journey. You will be responsible and you will have to eat the fruit it bears, what kind of fruit it will be is entirely up to you own prospective.
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Review: Dirty Picture
Hey I just watched The Dirty Picture by Milan Luthria starring Vidya Balan as Silk Smita , an actress from 80's. The story line is quiet known by everyone.
The publicity of the movie was done by the song "oo laa laa" and Vidya's seducing scenes. But the most admirable and weightily features of the movie is its superb dialogues and unforgettable acting done by each and every damn actor present.
It was after a long long time that a serious movie pushed the audience to the ultimate REFRESH stage.
Precautions to be taken: Watch the movie with your own sex friends otherwise you would be left embarrassed for most of the movie.
But we girls-gang had a lot of fun!!! Special with such an active Indian audience.
The publicity of the movie was done by the song "oo laa laa" and Vidya's seducing scenes. But the most admirable and weightily features of the movie is its superb dialogues and unforgettable acting done by each and every damn actor present.
It was after a long long time that a serious movie pushed the audience to the ultimate REFRESH stage.
Precautions to be taken: Watch the movie with your own sex friends otherwise you would be left embarrassed for most of the movie.
But we girls-gang had a lot of fun!!! Special with such an active Indian audience.
Sunday, September 27, 2009
Saturday, September 26, 2009
Those Winter Sundays
“Sundays too my father got up early
and put his clothes on in the blueblack cold,
then with cracked hands that ached
from labor in the weekday weather made
banked fires blaze. No one ever thanked him.
I’d wake and hear the cold splintering, breaking.
When the rooms were warm, he’d call,
and slowly I would rise and dress,
fearing the chronic angers of that house,
Speaking indifferently to him,
who had driven out the cold
and polished my good shoes as well.
What did I know, what did I know
of love’s austere and lonely offices?”
Sunday, August 30, 2009
New Moon Trailor
I really like the novel New moon and i am hoping the movie would do some justice to it.
So hey everyone this is it!!!!
A poem by E.E.Cummings
I carry your heart with me
I carry it in my heart
I am never without it
Anywhere i go, you go , my dear
And whatever is done by only me is
your doing, my darling
I fear no fate
for you are my fate , my sweet
I want no world , for, beautiful
you are my world, my ture
Here is the deepest secret no one knows
Here is the root of root
and the bud of the bud
and the sky of a tree called life
which grows higher then the soul can hope
or mide can hide
It is the wonder that is keeping the stars apart
I carry your heart , I carry it in my heart.
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