Dhruv Gupta@ A transformational journey with Backlogs to High CGPA
Dear Reader's
My name is Dhruv Gupta, and I have been grappling with bipolar disorder since 2018.
The diagnosis came to light in 2021, marking a significant turning point in my life.
Reflecting on my journey, it's evident how pivotal moments unfolded during my academic pursuits, particularly at VIT Chennai College.
My high school years were obscured by a temporary sadness that seemed to lift when I entered college in 2020.
However the 2021 disclosure of my bipolar condition presented some unanticipated difficulties. I lost badly in the third semester, failing every test and racking up backlogs in 10 different subjects.
After that, I was so overcome with despair that I was on the verge of giving up. Reading and writing seemed like an overwhelming task. After spending months alone and cooped up in a room, the introduction of medications brought a glimmer of optimism.
With timid steps, I returned to college for the fourth semester, albeit surrounded by uncertainty. Balancing coursework and medication requirements became difficult. The voyage seemed unbearably solitary, compounded by isolation from old friends.
In the midst of hopelessness, our Head of Department, Dr. Maheswari Mam, shone like a beacon.
Her persistent support served as the foundation for my academic comeback.
From navigating the complexities of clearing backlogs during summer semesters to providing steadfast encouragement during ordinary semesters, Dr. Maheswari Mam's guidance was indispensable.
Her mentorship extended beyond academics, instilling in me a renewed sense of confidence.
Despite numerous challenges, her conviction in my abilities remained unshakable.
Through her guidance, I was able to overcome seemingly insurmountable barriers, completing ten backlogs and actively participating in campus life once more.
A transformational journey with 10 Backlogs to 8 CGPA.
Dhruv Gupta
VIT Chennai
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