Student Diary of Shambhavi Joshi

The second round was the personal interview. The first two kids who went in came out saying that the interview went really badly, the judges were really strict and they were asking impossible questions. I got really nervous and all the confidence I'd gained during the group discussion came down to zero.

In the next 20 minutes I would finally be done with my exams and I could be out there on the open fields enjoying my life to the fullest. I was finally going to be done with Junior College.

These were going to be six very important papers in my life. They were going to decide my university and were going to broaden my horizons if I did well. And I knew that I had to do well no matter what.

In India, festivals are given a lot of importance and every festival is celebrated by everyone. Diwali (Festival of Lights), Holi (Festival of Colors) and Ganapati (Festival for Lord Ganesha) are some of the festivals in India which are celebrated by almost every Indian. In India, festivals are celebrated not only for fun and frolic but also to get people together.

"They serve the most disgusting food ever!" she shrieked as they all were criticizing their days at the hostel. And why aren't we allowed to use our phones?" the other said as she threw her hands in the air

As exams come near, college can become boring. Whoever you talk to just asks you about how much you've completed, how much more is left and how many submissions are pending. You don't feel like answering any of those questions. You just want to be distracted. You want to have fun. You want to enjoy. You want your stress to be taken away.