The Wait Is Over, The Hour Is Here

The fun and learning within college societies were also absent, making my college journey quite different, and less exciting, and unfortunately, social development opportunities were limited for me.

SHASHANK TIWARI
ILLUMINATION

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I experienced a mix of excitement and nervousness when I got admission to my college. The prospect of meeting new friends in person and the anticipation of participating in vibrant classroom discussions were thrilling. However, my college journey began during the pandemic, at a time when schools, colleges, and cities were closed due to being locked down. Consequently, the only viable option was online education.

By the time the situation normalized, I had already lost 1.5 precious years of my college life, within the confines of my home. which means, I missed out on the typical college experiences like late-night study sessions, hanging out at cafes and bars, last-minute exam preparations, the initial bewilderment when faced with a challenging question paper, and the camaraderie and laughter exchanged during classroom interactions.

The fun and learning within college societies were also absent, making my college journey quite different, and less exciting, and unfortunately, social development opportunities

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SHASHANK TIWARI
ILLUMINATION

ADDICTED WRITER WHO LOVES TO REFLECT AND OBSERVE. LIVES IN SOLITUDE