Career is not about the best College we choose, it's about the best professional you can transform on the course..

Modern day youngsters are definitely concerned about their career and future, off-course every individual is for a healthy survival. But there is a wrong perception among many students that choosing the right college alone matters. The actual fact is all the individuals in high profile colleges don't reach the sky and all the students choosing Low Profile College don't fail either. 

Career is the individual desire where you have to identify the right job matching your potential. The job is not done once you decide and get in to the good College alone. Because what we read in the books is not the same, when you enter the organization and start to work. The individual has to do a lot of effort and preparation which can happen only due to gradual and tireless practice consistently.

For example Marketing and sales is a simple concept, when you read in books and to Score 99 % easily in the College. But when you enter the organization the percentage doesn't matter and not even a single customer would respect your 99%. The only thing that matters is the ability to convince and handle the target pressure. The School of books would have never taught you that but you have to adapt fast to survive in the intense competition.

Company chooses right individuals not Colleges. For example recruiter will never hire a student with a first class degree from Washington University as a sales Manager in a rural Indian village. That's where even an average student from a rural Indian college cannot be underestimated. At least he understands the culture and language of that location and a better fit rather than a first class pass-out from Washington University. The problem arises as we fail to realize what we fit in to and when students start to compare each other without realizing their unique potential.

Career is all about an individual, so getting rejected in the interview doesn't mean you don't fit in to the job. It's due to the fact the students fail to analyze what they fit into and couldn't upgrade themselves to the Industry expectations due to lack of effort and commitment before stepping in to the interview. That's why career is not about the best College you choose, it's the best you can bring out of yourself, when you come out of the College. The company's would never ignore you if you are worth enough, so make yourself demanding for the  World around you, so that companies will look at you like an employee worth for million dollar.