Kartik Nagda

Students should build communities because communities can completely change the people they become. Today, many students are stuck in a rat race. Everyone is chasing marks, certificates, and the same opportunities. While these things are important, they often make students focus only on competing with others instead of growing themselves. Communities create a different mindset. When students build communities, they build their circle. They meet founders, creators, leaders, innovators, and ambitious people who inspire them to think bigger and aim higher. The people around you influence the way you think, work, and dream. A strong circle creates a strong mindset. Building a community also teaches skills that cannot easily be learned from textbooks alone. Leadership, communication, networking, teamwork, problem-solving, and execution become part of everyday life. These are the kinds of skills that make a person valuable in any field. The rat race creates competitors. Communities create bu...

 Why? The students are shattered in this loop of education where they can't be different in skills, education, and mindset. Why? The people of India are bounded by written faults and marks instead of solving real-world problems. Here, I believe that Why Students Should Build Before They Graduate. Students are people who are just conscious about studies rather than real-world skills, they are not in the skill game and still this is the situation in most parts of the world. Students should build before they graduate — this phrase reminds me of the theoretical knowledge which is gained by young minds which should be converted into real-world practical knowledge. The current system focuses on theoretical learning as well as marks, which are not based on skill-based learning. They are mainly focused on the memorization of old topics and concepts, leading to a marks-based outcome for students rather than the development of skills, creativity, and mindset. When students only focus on the ...