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Work hard, study hard.
Give your best
At the end of the day you should score itna ki you are not ashamed to write your CGPA when filling out a form.
-Read read and read. Do all your readings and read as many cases as you can.
-participate in everything. Don't judge an opportunity even before you participate. If you have even a bit of an interest in it, apply for it. Don't depend on the reviews of your friends. Ask your seniors.
- interact with your seniors and take advice on all things possible. This is something that I still regret. Try and interact and get close to as many seniors as possible so that once you graduate you already have a circle in the industry and you can reach out to people for advice.