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Study in India: My Personel Growth, My Experience A Reflection On My Personal Growth and Experience
Study in India: My Personel Growth, My Experience A Reflection On My Personal Growth and Experience
Reflected by:
Name: ……………………….. Pacha Khan Khogyani
C. PERSONAL GROWTH
Another chapter of personal development is the refinement of communication skills which is
the fuel for almost all the components of life. Soon after landing in India, the first and most
essential flair, that I targeted, was the art of communicating with othersinterpersonal
communication. As mentioned earlier, India’s behemoth and diversified structure of societies is
almost equal to a university for of learning and concreting the artistry of interacting with
various types of people. For instance, the quality of listening to others and then giving them the
feedback in a very polite way, was something noticeable. Another example of an effective
approach for of communicating with others that has inspired me a lot, was the open
mindedness and confidence while facing someone who is very new and unfamiliar to
themstrangers. In person, I loved it whenever I was encountered by such practices which are to
be seen frequently in Indian societies compare to other parts of the world. Moreover, the
power of communication rises stronger and shines brighter at academic institutes and
organizations. To illustrate, when we joined the hostel at our institute, immediately we were
called by the concerned department and a thorough information regarding our stay at hostel
was presented to us. In presentation, the comprehensive and well-organized network of
communication was explained which had permeated to all the sections of the hostel life. Even,
the interaction and behavior of the staff was so peerless that we were amazed and everyone of
us commended the way we were addressed. I would clearly say that the expertise of
communication which has penetrated my attentions is indelible and has unquestionably
impacted my skills as well.
F. CONCLUSION
I would like to conclude that, studying in India helped me cross overcome all the barriers which
were coming across my education, skill development, personal relations and self-satisfaction.
From joining the institute to field visits, from participating in cultural event to exploring
historical places and from attending workshops to benefiting from telecommunication facilities
were all the elements of experience and progress that I have achieved. During my stay here, my
strengths have been further reinforced, knowledge has been broadened and character has
become more flexible. Therefore, I would never hesitate to admire the system of education,
approaches of teaching and the encouragement given to the students, which has have had an
immense impact on my postgraduate studies so far. At the end, I would wholeheartedly suggest
that India is a country where not only your dreams will not only become true, but will shine
brighter.