The day was not far behind when i realized the need to think Innovatively. Once I accomplished this by just playing Inki Pinki Ponky which was no more relevant in these few important issues. I couldn't imagine the way things went on twisting themselves into and out of my ideology.
The day arrived and I was all set to appear for my first entrance exam(not to say there were a dozen lined up). Casually one would be scratching his head seeing all those formulas screeching and screaming their own potential to let win the situation with a jiffy of remembrance.
Though I was scanning through I couldn't distinguish between this and that cause everything seemed so nearer with a difference of a '+' and "-".
Finally I got hold of a formula of not scanning that book anymore and let stick to my basics.
The exam commenced and as usual 4 choices out of which I had to pick one and in this case there was no more choice of playing Inki Pinki Ponky as it seemed foolish. The exam invigilator with his Soda Glass specs was scanning through all like a LASER beam depicted in those movies.
For first few questions I encircled the holes which I thought were most appropriate and suddenly I realized that there was a sequence followed in those answers numbered and with utmost anxiety(since I couldn't no more attend those tricky questions asking to crack my grey cells threatening to change my hair color to white) I tried some more questions randomly and finally got hold of some sequence which wasn't quite convincing as the sequence wasn't running through. With much guts I went for it as there were just 10 minutes left, encircled all and gleefully gave away the OMR to the invigilator.
It wasn't over, there were more OMRs to be answered and this time around I didn't take that risk as it was just like a mind guessing game.
Finally the results were out and with an open heart i scribbled my Roll No. into the box. To my utter shock I found my SCORE AS '0' (ZERO). No wonder that invention failed but other exam results saved me from an massive embarrassment.
Sometimes we think and prefer to do it as it convinces us otherwise around.
The lesson which I learned from that experience was
Think and let the Thoughts Initiate the needful action but only on the Practical Grounds.
The day arrived and I was all set to appear for my first entrance exam(not to say there were a dozen lined up). Casually one would be scratching his head seeing all those formulas screeching and screaming their own potential to let win the situation with a jiffy of remembrance.
Though I was scanning through I couldn't distinguish between this and that cause everything seemed so nearer with a difference of a '+' and "-".
Finally I got hold of a formula of not scanning that book anymore and let stick to my basics.
The exam commenced and as usual 4 choices out of which I had to pick one and in this case there was no more choice of playing Inki Pinki Ponky as it seemed foolish. The exam invigilator with his Soda Glass specs was scanning through all like a LASER beam depicted in those movies.
For first few questions I encircled the holes which I thought were most appropriate and suddenly I realized that there was a sequence followed in those answers numbered and with utmost anxiety(since I couldn't no more attend those tricky questions asking to crack my grey cells threatening to change my hair color to white) I tried some more questions randomly and finally got hold of some sequence which wasn't quite convincing as the sequence wasn't running through. With much guts I went for it as there were just 10 minutes left, encircled all and gleefully gave away the OMR to the invigilator.
It wasn't over, there were more OMRs to be answered and this time around I didn't take that risk as it was just like a mind guessing game.
Finally the results were out and with an open heart i scribbled my Roll No. into the box. To my utter shock I found my SCORE AS '0' (ZERO). No wonder that invention failed but other exam results saved me from an massive embarrassment.
Sometimes we think and prefer to do it as it convinces us otherwise around.
The lesson which I learned from that experience was
Think and let the Thoughts Initiate the needful action but only on the Practical Grounds.
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