Varun S Gupta

 I can't tell the amounts of time I have felt that I should have stopped at bachelors, should have taken an ordinary job, and stayed happy where I was, I mean many of my friends did that and they seem well to me. the thought of masters was so lucrative that I couldn't resist and I really wanted to study, no lie!  I didn't know what but, I wanted to study, become smarter, and know the world from a different perspective. Or maybe I just wanted to be a student for some more time. I can't pinpoint what made me prepare for the entrance exam and tick all those answers. Of course, I could put it down to destiny or fate but honestly, there was no drive that got me here, only inertia. Ever since my 10th, the day I entered the coaching class for 11th and 12th, I've been in inertia, a simple yet powerful force of inertia. things just happened in the meanwhile, you attended lectures, suddenly the timetable for exams appeared and you focused all your energy on mugging up the nex...