Let’s be realwhen I look back at my high school years, I can’t say the subjects I studied laid the foundation for my career. I ended up in the fast-paced world of computers, a field that barely existed in my school’s curriculum back then. Coding? Tech innovation? Those were distant dreams, not part of my Class 9 or 10 syllabus. It’s not just high school, either. Even the courses I took in college didn’t directly translate to my professional life. I carved out a career path that diverged entirely from what I learned in classrooms. And honestly, I think that’s okay. My journey shows that life and career choices often extend far beyond textbooks and exams. Some people know exactly what they want to be early ona doctor, an engineer, a teacher. But for the rest of us? It’s a winding road. It took me years to discover my true… Describe something you learned in high school