Negative..Negative..Negative

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Hmmm..Wonder why this happens again n again to me.. First it was NTSE , then IIT , then another one and now IIMB ..the last one like slipping between cup n lips.. Anyway , got some good lessons out of this...

Ajith

Comments

Rahul said…
It's not the end of the road dude! You'll make it, i know so...
10:01 PM
Ajith Prasad Balakrishnan said…
yeah..got to giv another try nxt yr..But too early to predict the kind of dedication and all..:)
2:37 PM
csy0182 said…
B+ve... dude..u'll land even better next time...
2:18 PM
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