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'When I was in the 9th grade, I took up commerce as the facultative subject for the sheer reason of exploring it anticipating a race in a non-science field. My uplifted School results card declared my excellency of commerce over science and I took that as a clue to address up commerce in secondary college &type A; to later pursue it in my undergraduate degree. I secured a number 1 Class with a specialization in Financial & ampere; Management Accounting.\r\nDuring my long time as commerce undergraduate, I came crossways various options for a choice of career and perceived Management to be a challenging, versatile, innovative & evolving preference of some(prenominal). though it attracts a multitude, wholly a handful are able to make a watch and I want to be amongst those few.\r\nHaving finished undergraduate studies, unlike many of my batch-mates, I did not opt for a job that would train me in all back office support or bare minimum accounting practices; only to end up doing a clerical job for the sole purpose for earning m one and only(a)y. I decided to continue my studies to shape up my career and choose Healthcare Management. I joined the Symbiosis International University to riposte up my professional studies.\r\nThe Healthcare industry is one, which affects peoples’ lives & lands towards the building of any nation in a holistic manner. Also, globally one can categorize the Healthcare effort as one with a spicy a potential for growth, development and world for a better living in times to fall out. The Business Week magazine publisher cites that â€Å"since 2001, the health-care industry has added 1.7 million jobs”, which is quite a high number when compared to other industries. Moneycontrol.com, a leading finance & investment funds oriented website says that â€Å"A latest piece of work by global management consultants McKinsey predicts that Indias healthcare industry will reach a staggering USD 190 billion m ark in less than two decades”.\r\n line of business opportunities in the Indian Healthcare Industry are like diamond mines in an unclaimed terrain. Early claimants get the utmost benefits. In this industry, I have discover various opportunities that can be take me places. To blend my knowledge of finance with healthcare I studied Health policy at Bajaj Allianz, India’s leading redress providers. Further, I worked with a healthcare consultancy & a cardiac care set-up as a part of Project use teams. Presently, I’m associated with a first-rate speciality Ophthalmology Institute as jitney (Administration & HR).\r\nBut, I have come to a conclusion that to succeed in this super specialized industry, I regard additional education to build a better career. This is the reason why I look ahead at young horizons for enriching experiences to polish my know-how on Finance. I call back I have the dedication, resilience and proclamation required to do justice to my aspirations. I am confident that these traits would help me to contribute to the challenging and intellectually stimulating milieu of (NAME) University.\r\n'