When the festive spirit dies, the exam fever kicks in! Within a month all schools and colleges would
be commencing "preparatory" examinations for the upcoming board examinations(if you didn't
know, it is one of the "turning points " in our lives and for all those who have already turned without
feeling an iota of difference then probably you are too cool for that or one of the most
impressive impostors of our times) and to showcase our improved mindset as a progressive nation, a
new fad has dawned upon our motherland's greatest thinkers(or businessmen);'What after 12th? fairs'.
Here, the answer is pretty obvious(Apologies if this remark sounds retrograde) that it is
pretty much Engineering(A universally known hierachy: IITs,NITs,Renowned local colleges.),The
Medical Sciences(I guess AIIMS, KIMS,KMC and then(thinking) never mind!!), Commerce(),The
pure sciences(IISc,IIITs,TIFR).But, just in case one's family happens to stumble upon and tumble into
one of these fairs(you know, just for a weekend outing!) then you would spot a lot of euphoric kids
swarming and an equally confused lot of rueful parents (wishing that The Eternal Sunshine Of The
Spotless Mind concept was true) but that doesn't go to say that there aren't any families supporting
the "quirky" derailment of their children's ambitions but the point is such families would most
probably not attend such fairs in the first place. So, basically such events( although with a good
intention) turn out to be a hurricane showstopper in the educational dailies, a roller-coaster ride for
most of the patrons and a true game changer for a few.
So, what exactly is the loophole in this entire idea? Well, as a person who has been through that
phase, I personally feel that such events should be held a long way before the "turning point" and not
at a point where you have turned 180 degrees and there is fire if you turn back and a seemingly
innocuous whirlpool if you turn ahead or one should be well equipped with asbestos and a Battleship
before one begins the Turn!!. So, the next time you hear about one if these fairs, look back, think
ahead and decide for the present.
Good luck to all!(Age no bar)
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