Title: First Class

 What was the session about and What I liked about the session:

During the inaugural session of the course, we started by introducing ourselves. The
professors shared their biographies and then asked us to introduce any additional students
present. We discussed a variety of topics that were applicable to both college and personal
life. Learning about the values that my classmates cherished was particularly fascinating.

I was surprised to learn that not many people preferred celebrating festivals on campus
instead of at home. However, after participating in campus festivities, my perspective on
this matter has changed slightly. I now enjoy celebrating festivals both on campus and at
home.

Professor Aniket emphasized that failing is another opportunity that college provides. His
statement resonated with me deeply as I've always been afraid of failure. But hearing this
made me realize that I shouldn't be afraid to fail because it's an opportunity to learn and
grow.

We also talked about the importance of time management and setting priorities, especially
since college life can be overwhelming at times. It was enlightening to hear how my
classmates balance their academic and personal responsibilities.

 Something I did not like/agree and Why:

I agree with everything which was discussed in the class.

 My takeaway from the session:

The inaugural session was informative and thought-provoking. I got to know more about
myself by learning about my preference at home and at college