What was the toughest decision you ever had to make?

For me, the toughest decision would be deciding without knowing or researching it well, because sometimes it leads to regrets and inefficient time usage.

Making decisions is not tough as long as we have a clear thought process.

I don't face such difficulty because I think twice before I make any decision.

I chose to pursue a career in MCA (Master of Computer Applications) and, coming from a village, I believed that getting an education in Bangalore would open up better job opportunities for me. So, I decided to move to Bangalore and look for colleges with good placement records.

When I arrived in Bangalore, the city was completely new to me. I didn't know how to use the maps or navigate the bus routes. Asking for directions was challenging because most people spoke Kannada, which I didn't understand, and I wasn't fluent in English at the time either. It was a difficult period for me.

However, the people in Bangalore, especially the bus conductors and drivers, were incredibly helpful. They guided me despite the language barrier, which made a significant difference and eased my transition into the city.

I choose a career in B-Tech, even though it was challenging for me as I came from a Hindi medium background and it was mostly in English. However, I was interested in facing new challenges, so I accepted it and completed it successfully.

The most important thing is that once you make a decision, you have to be responsible and stick to it, and prove that it was worth it.

After completion of my 12th standard, I was confused a lot about which field I have to choose either degree or B-Tech and I don't have any idea on both fields.

Finally, I joined in B.Tech and I am in my final year now. It was one of the toughest decisions.

I have studied BCA In the degree which is the most important decision I have taken in my life .at the beginning I have no idea about that course even though I have chosen that because of my father.

After that, I thought that I have taken the right choice because I can able to understand coding languages and I got some ideas about it and I started to learn things and I successfully completed my BCA Graduation very well with a CGPA of 8.9. This is the most important decision I have taken in my life.

The toughest decision of my life is to select a stream in 11th standard. My parents wants me to be a doctor and the fact that they were willing to even send me for coaching and all, they insisted a lot. Considering the fact that, I was not sure of what I wanted to be, I finally decided to opt for Commerce, that was a tough decision for me given the circumstances then.

I think my biggest failure till now was not knowing how to manage my time between many things that were going on simultaneously back when I was preparing for JEE. I had to manage my preparation for JEE Test as well as mark efficiency. So back then I couldn't do it. But after that, I observed myself and focused on how can I stop myself from overthinking which consumed a lot of my time. I was worrying about the results than focusing on the efforts to help me achieve that results. By changing my habits as well as my perspective to see things I have now been able to find a balance. Now, I know that we can give our best efforts and just expect the best instead of thinking about the worst outcomes. Thinking positively has helped me a lot.

After my degree I don't like to go computer course in ITI, my decision is to go to the aviation course but my family& financial problems I joined the computer course. That is my most challenging situation.

After completing my PUC, I am confused by what to take. Whether I will do only BBA or along with bba I have to take other course. So I finally done BBA with AHM.