Iam allowed to say " Value Added " , Now Iam an MBA

Ha . in the final , my tryst with MBA proved to have borne fruit , ( Aatha Naan Pass Aiten ! ) Managed to get my MBA ( hair line wary across, been little apprehensive after 3rd sem debacle ) , after religiously attending those classes every sunday , the only hygiene's being F&H coffee vending machine & the early morning pongal enroute .. though both are out of my diet at present

For sure i wouldn't have gone through the grind not even to the extent of 1 % of that in my Mechanical Engineering degree as never been the seriousness and always had less priority.
But then , made some good friends / contacts , got to meet people from diverse back ground , sharing their dose of experience , a house wife , publisher , fitness expert , electrical contractor / Tooling entreprenaur, A Copy writer , ad sales exec , furniture shop manager , Textile Engineer , Banker , & like blood people -> One an Assembly Line engineer @ leyland & another a Service Engineer from MM .. list goes on

Also unlike stereotype prof / teachers , some who handled us were those from industry background rather than academia. This was disticnt and handy when it came in relating to practices/ applications . Was indeed a nice experience to interact with hands on Men/women ,rather than school kids directly coming after institutionalized preparation / rituals . Though the limited time of meeting once a week proved to be the down pourer , this would be something close to me

The PU_LC twinning 2007 ~09 MBA batch , here we come.......