One year later..

 It’s been one year since I officially launched this blog (21st June 2020) and now feels like the right time to give a little insight!

This blog came into existence because I had always helped my batchmates with my notes and all the tips I had helped them prepare for GPAT. Once my GPAT exam was over I used to get a lot of doubts from my juniors and that’s when I decided to put in all the knowledge I had to help anyone and everyone that I can. I also sat down and spent endless hours scanning each and page of my notes and uploaded them on the drive folder.

What stemmed from a small idea has become such a big deal that now one year later this blog has about 10,000 views which is immense! I had never anticipated the blog to spread so much and gain so much attention.

I have received messages from people studying all the way in Delhi and thanking me for the blog!

I have received countless messages from juniors telling me how this blog and my notes have helped them in their GPAT 2021 journey and it fills my heart with so much joy!


What started as a small idea to help a few juniors from my own UG college and GPAT classes has now reached countless people and helping all of them!

I am very grateful to everyone who has sent me messages to thank me and it is genuinely the love that you guys give that motivates me and tells me that I did the right thing!

My only aim with this blog has been and always will be to make sure that it reaches every BPharm student preparing for GPAT, to read about my experience and realize that it only takes an ordinary person to put in tremendous hard work to get an extraordinary result, to know all the resources that there are out there and to make maximum use of it and lastly to know that everyone has their hardships but winning those small battles is what will always take you to great heights!

My inbox is always open to everyone who needs help and you can always get in touch with me through one of these means:

Email: tqvaso12@gmail.com

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tahervasowala/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tahervazo/

Signing off,
Taher Vasowala

Comments

  1. Shamali Pai21 June, 2021

    👏🏼❤️

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  2. Unknown25 June, 2021

    It's nice..u r one of a kind who's ready to help others.. keep it up

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