Institutions Stories

Boom! Here's a different one, for my bby, Nicky! *Luff Yew BBY! #BaeShoutout* This is a ship story with his character and another one of mine. Tecky X Telsa, hope you all enjoy it!~

Elliot was proud to say he had crafted the perfect mask. No, not a literal mask, but an emotional mask. Everyone thought that he was a smily, energetic boy with some anger issues. No on ever saw the truth though. If the did, they probably would not believe it. The real Elliot was just a small broken child who knew nothing of what parents love was or what having real friends felt like. Elliot thought that this would stay the same as he got sent by a social worker to Mr. Pettersons Institution for Boys. Little did he know how much would change. (I got this idea from other stories but the main plot is my own) (some things may be triggering so please read with caution if feel something may be triggering for u, I will try to but some warnings before hand but I might forget, pls just do ur best to keep urself safe)

Katniss is thrown into a crazy situation and in under 48 hours she is committed to an Institute for murder, finally loses her virginity, and makes a new best friend out of an axe wielding serial killer. This is one story you don't want to miss.

Introduction The future of MBA education in India is currently debated and still being determined. Reports from various sources paint a mixed picture of the quality and employability of MBA graduates from Indian Business Schools. According to the All-India Management Association (AIMA), the quality of education offered in many Indian B-schools is substandard, leading to struggles for survival. A study by the Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (ASSOCHAM) revealed that out of the 5,500 B-schools in the country, only 7 per cent produce graduates deemed employable. The Plight of MBA Graduates MBA graduates in India invest substantial sums of money in their education, hoping to be well-prepared for the corporate world and future career opportunities. However, many find themselves in distress as they enter the job market, with salaries ranging from 10,000 to 20,000 per month, and that too only if they secure a suitable placement. This situation is a cause for concern, particularly for those students who couldn't guarantee admission to prestigious B-schools. Addressing the Challenges The future of MBA education in India can be secured by addressing the ongoing issues and enhancing the prospects of MBA graduates.: Enhancing Practical Knowledge through On-Job Training (OJT) B-schools should incorporate regular On Job Training (OJT) into their curriculum to bridge the gap between theory and practice. This would enable students to gain hands-on experience and better understand real-world business scenarios. Conclusion While the future of MBA education in India may appear uncertain due to varying reports and challenges, there are avenues for improvement and growth. By addressing the quality of education, enhancing practical knowledge, focusing on regional markets, and strengthening placement opportunities, B-schools can play a pivotal role in securing the future of MBA graduates.

"Imperfection is a sin, and sinners should get punished"

Her face was a mixture of anger and sadness while she stabbed Jordan's eye countless times, all while begging herself to stop. *** [Trigger warnings: Abuse, Rape, self-harm, mental illness, etc.]

Dedicated to Faye McLean Diary, I am broken inside. My heart is heavy... My soul is cold. My mind is a jagged, poisoned barb that digs deep into me and rips me apart. Diary, it hurts. The starts and the moon keep me alive, but not for long, dear... It won't be long now. Subject to Copyright. Please don't copy my story. Also this is a very personal thing, though not based on me, so don't critisize it. Thank you, enjoy.

“If being sane is thinking there's something wrong with being different....I'd rather be completely fucking mental.” -Angelina Jolie.

A short story about my time how I ended up in an institution because of my struggles with depression, cutting, and suicidal thoughts and my description on how I am still struggling with my problems today.

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