Interview with Sampada Salvi, Best BMS Class Representative, M.C.C. College

Q.1) 5 Interesting Facts About You:

Achievements / skills/knowledge :

• ·  Have won under-19 Table tennis competitions at district and local level.
• · Participated at All India folk dance competition held at Shimla.
• · Participated at state level table tennis competition
• · Have won many local and district level dance competitions

Aim / philosophy in life :

1.To learn and explore. I want to establish my own business.

Future plans :

An MBA from abroad.

Hobbies/likes :

Photography and trekking

Dislikes:

I don’t like chicken.

Q.2) 5 fantastic things about your bms life?

1. It has made me who I am today. Bms is lively and makes you bold.

2. I love giving presentations, and also research about new topics. Basically, it gives me immense challenges.

3. The amount of events BMS provides with are truly worth it. They help to develop contacts and boost self-confidence.

4. Due to marketing and PR activities, it has exposed me to new people.

5. Bms is fun because the subjects are not boring, except few. And in the end it is all upon your understanding, rather than mugging up.

Positive things about your college.

MCC has an excellent staff. The teachers are our mentors.

Positive and negative things about bms course.

Positive- Bms is the best course if one wants to develop his/her personality.

Negative- Specialization needs to be from the second year itself rather than 3^rd year.

How has bms course helped you to develop your personality?

As I said before, Bms has made me who I am today. Its has changed my perspective altogether. The way one should approach life, manage things in life as well as grow. It teaches you the way of behaving and develops a greater understanding.

Changes you would like to make in BMS course?

I would like to add specialization from the 2^nd year itself.

Your favorite bms / college memories?

There are many memories. But to name a few the best memories are of the bms fest in our college and various other events. An event named SOCH was being oraganised by our seniors to promote entrepreneurship skills, wherein I started my own business idea of  providing free portfolio shoots to the students. In a span of 2 days we earned a profit of 2000 rupees. It was my best experience so far.

Q.3) 3 amazing tips to youngsters/juniors?

– Dont choose BMS because your dad runs a business. Choose only if you dream to be come a businessman on your own one day.

– Jobs are overrated. Try setting up own business. India needs to develop. And we are the ones who need to change first. Set up own business and provide employment, rather than working for others.

– Only scoring high wont prove your worth. Get up and explore the world. Studies are important, so is your personality development. Aim high, no matter what. Believe in your dreams and you will surely achieve them sooner or later.

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