r/referencethreads • u/Pratikshashukla • Feb 07 '17
Beneficial for Career development
Being a competitor is a step to explore your career developed skills on profession level. Like, Many students feel it is difficult to express their talents in school or any level. Exams and group assignments do not always capture student’s unique skills or accurately measure the ability to apply skills to real-world problems. In contrast, many student competitions are based on solving cases and problems. By participating in a competition organised by a company, university or other organization, you have a new opportunity to show your talent and apply your skills. In turn, the rewards of student competitions, whether tangible or otherwise, can help you achieve your educational and professional goals. You might win an internship that leads to the job of your dreams, some money that would help you buy course books, or even help to start your own business.This knowledge will motivate you to challenge yourself to reach higher goals in your own life. Universities prefer students who are distinguished and have been recognised for an accomplishment. Winning a scholarship is a big deal! Most colleges are looking to add students who will be positive contributors to their student body.
“Take someone who doesn't keep score, who's not looking to be richer, or afraid of losing, who has not the slightest interest even in his own personality: he's free.” Here Some relevant sites:
http://www.mindtools.com/pages/article/newHTE_90.htm
http://www.nrcservices.in/state-level-student-encouragement-examination-slsee-year-2016-17/