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Classic case of daily occuring dilemma

I just finished with my last viva of the last internal of the last semester of my first year at MBA. Come to think of it, I'll become 1/2 of an MBA time span wise if I manage to clear all my exams. Otherwise, I don't think management can ever be complete for a person. With or without, before or after - an MBA at the end of the day is just a degree, where, to its credit, you learn the art of that managing a bit better. It feels like a culmination of a journey to be done with this semester even though it is more like a lull before the mighty storm that is to begin 20th March.

It is also the farewell party for seniors today. Same old nice stuff on menu - Good food, lots of dance and booze - who would want to miss it?

On the other hand, personally, I would want to stay back, enjoy a movie, arrange stuff in room and my mind and prepare myself to some extent for the 10 days of torture that is to follow?

Well, I chose the former over the latter for reasons best (un)known to me and may be a few others.


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  1. nituscorner17 March, 2009

    the college days are the best days inspite of all the exam phobia and tensions.hope u do well

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  2. Himanshu Bhagat17 March, 2009

    @ Nitu - The problem is, that realization hits only after college is over, rite? he he...

    And I hope so too that I do well :P

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  3. Unknown17 March, 2009

    whao.. someone has been really updating alot! n i thot mbas didnt have time ;)..

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  4. Himanshu Bhagat17 March, 2009

    @sunaina - evidently, they have this knack of squeezing out time ;)

    And I have a few friends by the name sunaina, are you one of them or u just happen to this blog of mine?

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