Are you not a professional student?

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"Are you not a professional student?" this question presents sleepless nights to majority of the Indian youth. Professionalism is the central idea that dominates Indian academics on these days. There is a desperate attitude among Indian students to claim themselves among the future professionals category. Since the desire to live high is a natural aspect of today's lifestyle; nobody can put himself or herself behind in this prompt run. Surveys prove that there is an increasing number in the students opting for management courses on these days. On the earlier days these rush was visible in the engineering and medical areas.At the same time many of the seats for arts and humanitarian subjects remain vacant.

Are you among those people who consider engineering, medicine, management studies or law as the only professional courses? Do your top ranks in competitive exams induce you only to these areas? Do you fear that your studies will be wasted if you concentrate on arts and humanitarian subjects? Do you believe the crest of your professional life is attainable only by paying huge fees for your courses? You may now anticipating the solutions for these questions.

I would just point out a real life incident to come at the solutions. The protagonist possessed equal talents in academics and arts whereas her real talents lay in art subjects. However a high rank in her matriculation exams prompted her to choose a medical career. The period of her medical studies was the miserable time in her life, as she could not cope with the stressed schedule. She went under tremendous mental traumas and finally decided to quit her studies. Her coming back to normal life was not an easy one due to her pre-conceived notions. At the end she made up her mind to take her ever time favourite arts and humanitarian subjects. She is an internationally acclaimed writer on these days.

Here is time to give the answers to the early questions. Indian professionalism flips over the years. There is a boom for art and humanitarian subjects on these days. The management studies have overpowered the colour of engineering and law studies recently. Similarly all study areas are getting their prominence over the years. You don't have to feel yourself inferior to those professional students since each and every single talent is getting acknowledged in today's world. The well-neglected artists of the last decades are achieving their professional success through the rekindled interest in these art forms. You may not have to waste your money to

Now, consider your professional study areas once again. It is not your area of study but your real talents that determines your success. If your real talent is painting you can never become a successful doctor. However if your real talent is in medical field you will outshine others in that field. Dwell into your inborn talents and be an asset to your nation and the area of your studies.