Its been quite some time since I have written about electrical engineering. I graduated in the summer of 2015 (after the Kheerganga trek). The final year project didn't turn out to be the showstopper that we had aspired to create, it couldn't even be called a show for that matter. However, all things done, bruised and battered, I was able to graduate with a respectable score.
The convocation was held in the December of 2016 where the dates tied with my civil services mains exam making me skip the entire celebration. My friends and batchmates were gracious enough to flood Facebook with their photos adding to my misery. I collected my degree a month later - on the 4th of January completing the process of me officially becoming an Engineer! (Three cheers!)
I parted ways with electrical engineering when I began preparation for the civil services. A lot of water has flown in the Ganges since then. I may have become a stranger to the details of the subject, yet am a follower of the same path. Moreover, its an Electrical Engineer that writes now not just another undergraduate.
This concludes the chapter on electrical engineering in my life. I look forward to a more exciting phase in the near future.
Till then, a toast to the subject, electrical engineering!
The convocation was held in the December of 2016 where the dates tied with my civil services mains exam making me skip the entire celebration. My friends and batchmates were gracious enough to flood Facebook with their photos adding to my misery. I collected my degree a month later - on the 4th of January completing the process of me officially becoming an Engineer! (Three cheers!)
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I parted ways with electrical engineering when I began preparation for the civil services. A lot of water has flown in the Ganges since then. I may have become a stranger to the details of the subject, yet am a follower of the same path. Moreover, its an Electrical Engineer that writes now not just another undergraduate.
This concludes the chapter on electrical engineering in my life. I look forward to a more exciting phase in the near future.
Till then, a toast to the subject, electrical engineering!
