My First is completed

By Aman Kumar Happy -

 Hello Everyone,


I am very excited to share that i have successfully completed my B.Tech first year with one M-1 Back. and in this first year i have learnt many things which i wanted to share with you all everyone,


Let's start with time when i was entering in my college, as i already share my journey how i got this college so i am not gonna repeat,

my first day of college was very worst and i was thinking yrr i will dropout but day by day adapting that environment.

I accept that environmentm

Things I learnt from college and what college gave me in this one year.

1. Stage Fear, In my college i have participated in cultural activites and this helps me a lot to face camera and questions. 

2. Study, it sounds weird but this is the harsh truth that in 11 12 i haven't stidy and in college i started study because there is no way to pass without study

3. Confident. College gave me a confident of speaking and asking questions and it's removed my fear or you can say trauma that i get from my school, Too be honest whenever i think this my eye filled with tear, i feet pity for myself because i am always regreting and thinking that my school killed my curiosity and give me fear for asking question's, I never forgive my pricipal for that, i was weak student at that time but it not means i don't deserve curosity .


4. Good Communication skill my hindi is also improved because in college i speak hindi.

5. Good connection with professors.

6. Habit of win, When i enter college I start winning mostly things 

these are the things apart from studies which i learnt in my one year of my college ..

Now Skilled wise and academic wise overall my progress.

academic is very bad.

I Built many projects and AI tools heavy usage 

National level winner

college winner

So that's it,

What about now,

Now from today i have decided that i will focus on off campus placement not GATE .


Only one aim and that is off campus placement at 20=30LPA.


DSA ( ULTRA STRONG )

DEVELOPMENT (STRONG)

DBMS ( STRONG )

COMPUTER FUNDAMENTALS ( GOOD )

SYSTEM DESIN ( ULTRA STRONG)

COMPUTER NETWOR. ( GOOD )

GSOC 2027

PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE (STRONG) (PYTHON and C++)



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