Describe a successful person who you once studied or worked with.

 

Describe a successful person who you once studied or worked with.

You should say:

Who this person is?
When did you study/work with this person?
What you did do together?
What this person did to become successful?
Explain how you felt about studying or working with this person.

1. Is money the only measure of success in your country?

No, in my country wealth is not seen as the only criteria to establish success. Although, I know money makes the mare go and plays an important one, but not the only one. There are many successful people in my country who do not have a lot of money but are still considered successful because they have achieved tremendous feats in their lives or professions.

2. How do you define whether one is a successful person?

First of all, I think the definition of success is subjective and varies from person to person. But still, a broader definition of success would be about achieving personal goals and finding fulfilment in one’s pursuits.

Moreover, a successful always care for others by means of donation or giving free food.

3. What is the standard of success in your country?

The standard of success in India, like many other countries, is highly diverse and influenced by individual and societal expectations. In my country, a person who has achieved good educational qualifications, and financial stability and has good family ties is generally considered successful.

4. Is there a contradiction between success and happiness?

It depends. Success can contribute to happiness when it aligns with one’s values and goals, but it may lead to unhappiness if pursued at the expense of one’s well-being and contentment. Balancing both is key to a fulfilling life. For example, a wealthy person with ill health will not be happy.

5. Is it easy to succeed in the national tests in your country?

Honestly speaking, in my country it is very difficult to clear national tests or competitive exams. Because of the humongous population, there is immense competition in such examinations. To give you an example, almost 9 lac students take the civil services exam every year and out of them, only 1000 make the final cut.

6. What are the factors that influence students' grades at school?

I would say there are myriad factors that play a role in student's grades. Although, primarily it depends on the efforts/hard work put in by students, the guidance from teachers and the support from parents is also essential. Apart from this nowadays.