How Alok Mehrotra Changed My Life

Alok Mehrotra was born in India. He got his early education at St. Joseph’s Academy, one of the best schools in town run by Irish brothers. He grew up with his four brothers and participated in debate competitions, sports, and track. He excelled at field hockey and table tennis. His dad gave him the best possible education available and that was going to be his only inheritance. He qualified to study engineering at G.B Pant University for his bachelor's degree. To qualify for a place in engineering is highly cherished and extremely competitive, far more intense than the qualification process in the U.S. The next sequence of events shaped his life and transition into adulthood. His dad gave him a train ticket, and a fixed sum of money and told him to manage his expenses thereafter. Going out of town for the first time is scary enough, and then going to attend a different school altogether was a big challenge for him. Particularly when you have to change trains and then take a bus in the early hours of the morning to the college. The trust and the confidence his dad

The doctor told me that I would have to take the medicine for about 7-10 days. I realized that it would delay my start of school due to the illness, but the doctor told me that I should not go for these days as it would be beneficial to get the adequate amount of rest and medicine to cure the illness. I listened and took these days of rest. The experience of getting sick without insurance has taught me to always have insurance as it saves you money and helps you out. When I was healthy I went to school and had to make up 4 days of instruction. I had a lot to catch up on and had to stay after class with the professor to learn the extra material. I was driven to succeed and caught up with the pace of the material fast. The experience has taught me to always be driven and to have a goal and to work to achieve