Q. 1) 5 Interesting Facts About YOU:
1) Achievements / Skills / Knowledge:
1. I am a hardworking student especially when it comes for the pride of my college via. Events, conferences etc.
2. Headed intra-collegiate event, “I Can Change”
3. Head of Public Relations department of inter-collegiate BMS event “INSPIRA”.
4. Represented MCC at Entrepreneurship Cell, IIT-Bombay
5. Volunteered in intra-collegiate event “SOCH” and “MUSE”.
6. Organized a one day workshop on ‘Technical Paper Distribution for TYBMS’.
7. Also have participated and won many certificates in inter-collegiate events
2) What is your aim / philosophy of life?
My aim is to be an IAS officer for serving India with pride and my philosophy is “Never regret from hiding your weakness even though people laugh at you, only then you will fight your weakness.”
3) What are your future plans after BMS?
My future plan is to start preparing for UPSC exams soon after TYBMS.
4) What are your hobbies / likes?
My hobby is playing console games and finding about new inventions in market. I also like organizing events at my college.
5) Any dislikes?
I hate it when it comes to examinations, because I believe examinations cannot test any student’s talent or knowledge. Let it be practical, I am sure every student will be master of his own field.
Q.2) 5 Fantastic Facts about Your BMS Life:
1) Positive / Negative things about your college?
Positive:-
I really feel proud to be a part of an institution awarded “The Best College Award” by the respected University of Mumbai. Not only that but the efforts of my college to focus on discipline among students and encouraging students to take part in various inter-collegiate competitions as well as supporting students to organize events whether competitive or social events encourages me to show my talent every time the opportunity arises.
The faculties are not just the driving force of MCC but they are true friends to the students, who is always available to put forward a helping hand for us.
2) Positive / Negative things about your BMS course?
As a part of BMS courses in MCC, I personally feel the BMS is the driving force of MCC who has taken the job of getting awards for the college. The students here not only learn the syllabus given by University but they are certainly given more than that. You can feel the change between the day you joined BMS and the day you completed BMS. Every student is a changed person filled with self-confidence, competitive, ambitious thoughts etc. I myself can feel such changes in me.
3) How has BMS course helped you to develop your personality? / What did you learn from BMS?
Firstly, my philosophy mentioned above is a result of BMS. Before joining BMS I was a shy person who would avoid networking with people due to poor English. But BMS made me realize that unless I bring my weakness out I won’t be able to fight it and today I don’t fear communicating with people or meeting people because no one is perfect. With this I have developed self-confidence, ambitious thoughts and working hard on improving my English.
4) What are the changes you want to bring in the BMS course?
I think so there is no need for any changes in BMS course. It’s just a perfect course.
5) Share your favorite BMS / college memories?
My most favorite BMS memory is from the FYBMS when for the first time in my life I took part in public relation department of an inter-collegiate event, “INSPIRA” and visited my first college for PR at Malad with 2 seniors from TYBMS and my Co-CR.
And the second most favorite memory is the Industrial visit in SYBMS and having fun with all the friends with no sleep throughout the night.
Q.3) What are the thoughts / advices / tips you would like to give to today’s youngsters?
As I am not yet much experienced to give any tips/advices to youngsters as am myself belongs to this category but as a friend to everyone I will like to say, “Don’t regret from hiding your weakness because the people around you are the best teachers to help you fight your weakness.”
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