Those of you following me on Twitter would have seen a status message that read:

Room 103 is the first room in college to get placed.

Akshat and me were place by November 25 and late last Thursday night, we got the good news that Aditya too was placed. In fact he’s got an excellent job with one of the highest salaries in campus

And, we are a hungry group.

So, we booked a cab on Friday night and headed out to Stone Water Grill in Koregoan Park. This was recommended to us by a friend and it was a first visit to the place. Turned out to be a really good location with great service and a good ambience.

We ate and drank and they danced and we brought up a bill that justified Aditya’s high salary.

I’ve still to get the remaining photos. I’ll upload them to my Flickr album when I do so.

Anyway, we reached college at 2.30am, which excluding New Year’s last year is one of the latest I’ve returned.

The last few days have been as lazy as it has been. One extremely irritating thing is the lack of a proper internet connection because our excellent network folks (I shudder to use the word admin) are busy experimenting with the wifi adapters. I plan on writing a really dirty post about this so called “wifi connectivity” that is promised students out here.

Made a 30 mark worth presentation yesterday for World Class Manufacturing. A day’s work that completes one half of the valuation for that subject. This week is a little tight with lectures (well comparatively)!

As of today, the Admissions Process has finally come to an end. The Final Merit List for SCMHRD is now available on the website.

Admissions work at SCMHRD has been an excellent experience indeed. We did everything that was to be done, right from designing every single page of the brochure to sending teams on drives, to advertisements and finally the entire GDPI process.

The GDPI process this year was held at the International Convention Centre in Pune from the 27th of January and the 2nd of February, followed by interviews for handicapped candidates on 3rd at our college itself.

Yours truly was responsible for the initial identity verification process and the entire Ground Floor area of the centre… to put it in words, “no candidate was allowed to enter the 5th floor without being cleared by Ajay”.

Had picked an excellent team to work with me for those seven days and so faced hardly any problem. Infact, at the cost of being called a boaster, we ensured that the process ran perfectly on time by sending the groups up well within the desired time. This meant sending up 45 students every single hour. No candidate was turned back and we ensured that everyone was accomadated even if they came late or had some other commitments.

The celebration after the GDPI process spanned two parties, one at Malaka Spice in Koregoan Park and another at Sigree in Dhole Patil road. It ensured that I had a good amount of meats to eat
This ofcourse excludes the two major parties, one on New Year’s Eve and the other by our Director, besides the many tiny treats we’ve enjoyed.

Well, am going to miss that life.

Next week is lined up with tonnes of assignment and project submissions, even more FCQs and tests, as well as many we missed due to our work.

Normal life, here we come!