I did reasonably
well all the way
up to the XII
class when I had
to make a choice
for my career.
Joined the
engineering
college for a
BTech in
Electrical
Engineering, I
surprise myself
with a Gold
Medal !. My
passion for
computer and
technology was
very evident by
the elaborate
computer based
project I
completed. My
professor had to
ask me to stop
haunting the
computer room so
that others had
a chance to use
the computer !
Did I enjoy my
education?
I think so. It
was fun and I
had the aptitude
for learning.
Did I think it
is useful ?
Yes and No.
Yes - It does
give you a
discipline in
learning which I
find lacking in
the Western
world.
No- It misses
some of the
crucial real
world teaching
as well as does
not really
expand the mind
to become open
for new
opportunities.
Confidence and
communication
are other areas
where I think
the Indian
schooling could
be improved.
Want to still
know the gory
details?
(Warning: This
is of interest
only to my
family or my
friends who want
to reconnect
with me).
Continue
reading... |
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| Period | Course | University/College | Marks/Grades |
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| 1990 | Chartered System Analyst (CSA) | Institute of Chartered Computer Professionals of India, AP | Ist Class | | 1981-1986 | BTech (Electrical) | University of Kerala, TKM College of Engineering | 82.16%, Gold Medallist | | 1980-1981 | XII, All India Senior School Certificate Exam | CBSE, New Delhi.Kendriya Vidyalaya, Ernakulam, Kerala | 84.25%, School First | | 1979-1980 | XI | CBSE, New Delhi. Kendriya Vidyalaya, Ernakulam, Kerala | 74%, School First | | 1978-1979 | X, All India Secondary School Exam | CBSE, New Delhi. Kendriya Vidyalaya, Ernakulam, Kerala | 74.13, School Second |
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