Education doesn't stop after school or college—it's a journey that continues throughout life. No course is better or worse than another. Whatever course a student chooses, it will help them in some way in life. Colleges and universities provide training and education specific to each course. So, it's important for students to choose a course based on their interests and strengths.

In India, parents often have a big say in deciding what their children should study. But it's important for parents to understand their children's talents and support them in making the right choice.

College life is a turning point in shaping one's future. It's up to students to make the most of this time. They should avoid distractions and focus on reaching their goals.

Today's world is highly competitive. Just having knowledge is not enough—practical skills are also very important. That's why governments everywhere are focusing on skill development. Students should take part in both national and international competitions to sharpen their skills.

Winning or losing doesn't matter as much as participation and consistent effort. Everyone faces failure, but what truly matters is how quickly we bounce back and keep going. Positive thinking, good habits, and physical fitness are key. Social media can be helpful if used in moderation.

During job interviews, companies look for more than just academic scores. The ability to communicate well and work with others is also very important. So, students should develop strong communication and interpersonal skills.

Internships during college offer valuable experience and can lead to better job opportunities. Learning should never stop. By building skills and becoming efficient in what we do, we can succeed in our careers. If each person discovers their true potential and follows it with proper training, they can achieve global success.

— Dr. Thavamani Palaniswami, Secretary, NGP and KMCH Educational Institutions, Coimbatore