"I LOVE THOSE WHO CARE ME"

The academic year 2009-10, of course my maiden year as college lecturer was full of miraculous events and achievements for me. It will be an extreme crime to forget those who made my each and every day wonderful. I started my career as Guest lecturer in Govt College Malappuram on 24th July 2009. Just after two months i left for FIP substitute in PTM govt college perinthalmanna. The short time of two months in Malappuram College given me plenty of opportunities and exposures. The working environment, friendship and support i enjoyed from my colleagues really deserve mentioning. I extend my sincere gratitude to Chandran sir, jabbar sir, haneefa sir, vineesh sir, sreevidya miss, fathima miss and sinju miss for their warm care and considerations showered upon me. The atmosphere in PTM was not so different, but being a youngster dominated department I got deep company and friendship instead of care and respect. Even from the students the response was quite unofficial and friendly. I enjoye

What after graduation..... yes it is a crucial question before every graduates. to be frank there are no readymade answers, plenty of courses as well job opportunities are available for fresh graduates. the suitability of a course depends mainly on three factors such as intelligence level of the student, financial backing, employment propects of the course. so before making any decision of your future plan it is inevitable to conduct a SWOT analysis of your own. by cross matching your internal strengths and weaknessed with the external threats and opportunities you may be able to decide upon your career. For commerce graduates, MBA, CA, M.Com, etc are the immediate options for PG study. MBA is suitable for those average intelligent group with good communication and social skill. CA is best choice for high intelligent and hard working students. M.com could a choice for all others as a mid way between CA and MBA. for those aspiring teaching career, M.com would be the first priority.

It is a fact that quality of college lecturers across universities are coming down for the last few decades. And it is the great challenge before us to proceed with our higher education mission. Unless otherways truely talented and acadamically rich personalities are available there is no meaning in setting up new universities and new courses. The existing pay scale structure is not all sufficient to attract young talents to the pool of college lectures. Though India is well known for its people talent, most of our intellectuals migrating to other countris and non teaching job in search of higher reward. i view the new pay scale revision implimented for college lectures is good beginning in the area of quality improvement in country's higher education. Obeviously this salary hike will act as an incentive for the young generation to rethink their career choice back to lecturing. It is interesting to hear that promotion of lecturers are mostly depends on their performace. so it imapa