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Things that matter connect backwards(2)
Pushp Bajaj reflects on his journey in electronics and personal development, highlighting both achievements and failures during his college years. Key accomplishments include winning awards, obtaining a ham radio license, publishing a research paper, and impacting over 100 lives, while also facing challenges like unsuccessful startups and job applications. He emphasizes the importance of support from teachers and peers, sharing valuable lessons for fellow students.
Things that matter connect backwards(2)
- 1. Things That MatterConnect Backwards Presented by Pushp Bajaj E.C.E JUIT(2016)
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- 3. In continuation tothe previous talk Please Note: 1. I am not a prodigy 2. I am just like you 3. Developed my interest in electronics just 2 ½ year back (2nd year of vacations) 4. Though my parents support me in all the travel I do but most of it I try to manage by my own
- 4. Quick recap (beforegraduation) Achievements 2nd runner up Intel Iot Hackathon Ham radio license, grade general(VU2SZE)– granted by ministry of communication and IT, Published research paper and filed a provisional patent for the same Impacted across 100+ lives and tried to push everyone Was in charge of 24/7 IoT lab in college Photography Coordinator IEEE technical head Last but not the least great friendship with teachers, batchmates and juniors Failures Won hackathon after attending 4 hackathon( I attended intel hackathon second time) Still have to complete the patent procedures with Dilpreet (4th Year E.C.E) Sat for 15 interviews, got a job on 14th interview Couldn’t convert a better package off campus job Didn’t do much with Ham Radio in college Couldn’t open a makerspace in Himachal Pradesh Failed in 2 startups already and third one was on verge of failing
- 5. After college journey(196 days ) Was sitting at home for 1 week Joined a drone based startup, got incubated in Delhi University South Campus (Electropreneur– GOVT. of India Initiative) Left the startup in 1 month, secluded myself from everything and had a very bad body clock Applied to Jaaga, got lucky and landed in an organic farm in Bangalore with 20 random strangers Was not able to adjust to the routine, the yoga sessions and most importantly thee food Then what happened is eximious.
- 6. The Jaaga Story 2 ½ months living in an organic farm, following a dedicated routine…. Rest can be seen in the presentation available on slide share (Also shared on the event page of today)
- 7. Some things worthmentioning
- 8. Electric Unicycle (Thefuture of mobility) Video Link
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- 11. Why, what isit for me?
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- 14. Piece of advicemy fellow college mates 2 4 8 16 rule --Abhimanyu Singh
- 15. People who madeit possible for me Shiban Kak sir, Gadre sir, Freeman Murray, Grera Sir, Tapan Jain Sir, Pooja maam, Meenakshi maam, Anupriya maam, Pardeep Sir, Punit Sir, Vivek Sehgal Sir, Anil Sehrawat Sir, Shambhoo Sir, Sudhir Sayal Sir, Raut Sir, Saurabh Sir, Sri Krishna Acharya Sir, Pragya Maam, Mohan Sir, Pramod Sir and his whole team of lab assistants, Lamba sir, Bhushan sir, Bajaj sir, Salman Raju Sir, Shweta Pandit Maam, Salman Raju Sir, Shruti Maam, Rajiv Sir Juniors, my batchmates and last but not east my big joint family in Delhi Apologies if I forgot anybody’s name
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