ravi says

Unlike famous saying that every failure is stepping stone to success, actual feeling is quite different from that. Every failure takes you to bottom and you start losing your heart. It was something similar for me in beginning but it’s totally different for me now, I think I have got used to it. The failures have become part of my life.
I am talking about my pursuit to a MBA. It’s almost a year of effort and I see it going down after the exams, first rounds results and last but not the least final calls. But my experience says that most painful is the rejection in the final round. It does not matter what your gut feeling says about that how did you performed in the GD/PI, but what matters most is that person sitting just opposite to you also feels the same. I feel the pain more when I think that it has been one of my best efforts and everything ended well and the shocker follows stating and putting the stamp that you are not good enough.
Now it’s usual to find the result of big institutes out and my name not in that call getter list and I have to say that “ab to aadat si ho gayi hain”. I will not say that its journey without any learning, it’s had been great time and had lot to learn and improvement will be there with me life long. Here I will again like to quote what I strongly believe that “what matters in the end is result not the learning and experience”. Learning and experience is fine but it doesn’t get what you want in the end.
I will like to just end on very optimistic note that: “picture abhi khatam nahi hui hain, final how abhi baki hain”. Let’s see whether I can say in my next few blog that “all is well if its ends well”.