Uncertainties of a 20 year old

 After completing two decades in this planet, every 20 year old comes across a situation when he is  completely clue less about what’s happening in his life and there are some uncertainties that keep haunting him in some dead corner of his subconscious mind…

  1. “murgi kya jaane ande ka kya hoga,life milegi ya saala fry hoga”

No matter how hard you work and how much confidence you possess, you are still not sure where your jump is exactly going to land. You are not sure where your career is heading towards; all you can do is just try to scrap some marks which even don’t guarantee a gateway to a stable future. You try to explore all the options like-

 Whether to go for placements,

If placements, either public sector, private sector, core job etc

 Or to go for further studies

 If further studies, either MBA, M.Tech, PHD whatever…

 And if further studies whether in India or abroad…

“Confusion hi confusion hain solution kuch pata nhi”

Even after exploring all the options, it’s very difficult to make a firm decision  

Fun in the classroom

With all the freedom and energy to conquer the world, college life is the most memorable and lively phase of one’s life. Hanging out with friends in canteen, bunking classes and going for movies, infinite longs talks in the hostel, those college affairs and breakups and much more. All these events when you look back make you nostalgic.

But as every coin has its flip side, one more event that acquires a large chunk of college life is the dreaded and boring lectures. Surviving the college lectures in India is not an easy job with a large species of frustrated professors in our classrooms, their monotonous style of teaching (which is a competition to the best sleeping pill available in the market) and their never ending threats for reducing the internal marks.

Over the past ten years surviving the lectures is growing as a skill. While my counterparts around 10 years ago could only doze off in the class room, over a period of time they started buying mobile phones (colour or no colour, camera or no camera) and soon texting evolved in the class rooms, later they bought slightly better versions of them, and gaming and Bluetooth transfer evolved (including all kinds of data transfer). Finally it is time for my generation now, my generation of internet in our mobiles. And those classrooms are not boring and monotonous anymore.