Probably this is my second post on my MBA. I am not bothered about the "rationality" involved in this article. Personally, MBA is a quite big thing for me, especially coming from a decent university. I know my long-hoop jump from altogether different career to education lines, which is the main reason I regard this very high. Coming to think about it I feel somewhat good nowadays that I am able to cope up with so many things which I reckoned was impossible just a year back. This gives me immense pleasure to state that I have been able to do those ultra-impossible tasks. May be we haven't got into core-quantative concepts which shakes me quite a bit, since I am doing the subjects which needs more artistic skills than quantative ability.

The Logical sense involved regardless of whatever you are doing has to be significantly higher to sustain and survive the existing competition. This is the mid-term exams week, which is why my flow seems to be a bit restricted when it comes to writing blogs. Last time I wrote, I never stopped. This time I find myself in a situation where I have no time to even write. Mainly due to the shit load of assignments, mid-term-exams, presentations & most importantly part-time job. Yes, I have found myself a part-time job thanks to few friends here, which requires me to work in the weekends.

With the exams ruling the roast, assignments rocking the space & presentations breaking the head, I find myself submerged in all these, yet trying to strike a balance & also trying to enjoy them to the maximum. I have found a major liking for the Organisational Behavior subjects, mostly due to the aspects of it & party because of my professor. Every b-school will have their own gods & goddess when it comes to lecturing & teaching. There are no shortages of them when it comes to UTS. It is also obvious that you would sometimes end up in classes which would feel like when the 180 minutes would pass successfully.

Marketing is the next subject which is near to OAD, mainly due to the subjects itself. Even then we have a lecturer who doesn't have the desired communicative skill being a Chinese guy; I find some interesting arguments going on in class due to his statistical knowledge due to a PHD from the US. I was surprised to know that there are few Americans studying in UTS, naturally being the fact that US b-schools are regarded as the Lion's Den when it comes to management education. It seems there is a decent reputation going for few Australian B-Schools including UTS in US. I was ecstatic in knowing that, without doubt.

More or less life has been revolving around the books & “economies of scale and scope” for long. Guess this may be the pattern till the end of the semester in June. Then we go in for a months break to indict our souls to sit for another 18 weeks without complaining. Without any doubt my reading habits have increased but they are mostly the B-School stuff. I am dying to read some fiction, but there seems to be no time at all. You may feel puzzled over lot of things that you read here but trust me that's how life is here.

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