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2025: A Year of Exams, Excellence, and Evolution

 2025: A Year of Exams, Excellence, and Evolution Hi, I am Mayur Gund welcoming you at Mayur's Tech Journey.  As the curtains fall on 2025, I look back at a year that was defined by grit, transitions, and the discovery of my true passion. From the silent halls of exam centers to the vibrant development labs of Sanjivani, this year has been an unforgettable journey of growth. The Rigorous Start:  The year 2025 began with intense pressure. Every student in India knows the weight of the last week of January—the JEE Mains . My preparation was rigorous, and on 12th February, I received my first boost: a 83 percentile in JEE Mains. While I was still processing this, the HSC Board exams arrived in the same month, requiring a complete shift in focus from entrance logic to descriptive writing. The Frustrating Peak: MHT-CET and Mock A March was perhaps the most challenging month of the year. It was a period of constant mock tests. The frustration of stagnant scores and the repeti...
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2025: A Year of Exams, Excellence, and Evolution

 2025: A Year of Exams, Excellence, and Evolution

Hi, I am Mayur Gund welcoming you at Mayur's Tech Journey. 


As the curtains fall on 2025, I look back at a year that was defined by grit, transitions, and the discovery of my true passion. From the silent halls of exam centers to the vibrant development labs of Sanjivani, this year has been an unforgettable journey of growth.


The Rigorous Start: 

The year 2025 began with intense pressure. Every student in India knows the weight of the last week of January—the JEE Mains. My preparation was rigorous, and on 12th February, I received my first boost: a 83 percentile in JEE Mains. While I was still processing this, the HSC Board exams arrived in the same month, requiring a complete shift in focus from entrance logic to descriptive writing.


The Frustrating Peak: MHT-CET and Mock A

March was perhaps the most challenging month of the year. It was a period of constant mock tests. The frustration of stagnant scores and the repetition of formulas often took a toll. However, persistence paid off in April. On the 13th and 19th of April, I appeared for my MHT-CET (PCB and PCM) exams respectively. This was the final hurdle of my competitive exam life.


The "Sweet Period": Impacting Lives

Once the results were out—including my 99.079 percentile—I entered what I call the "Sweet Period" of 2025. This was the time for results, felicitations, and celebrations. But more than the awards, I loved the opportunity to guide and mentor my juniors.


I discovered that I have a deep passion for teaching. Whenever a junior asked a doubt and I could clear it, I felt like I was making a real impact on someone's life. Mentoring became my way of giving back to the community that supported me.


Discovering My True Interest at Sanjivani

Joining Sanjivani College of Engineering was the turning point where I transitioned from a student to a developer. This is where I found my true calling in technology, cyberspace, and development.


  • Real Projects: I moved beyond textbooks to build real-world applications, like my calculator and task manager.
  • Skill Showcasing: I learned that building a project is only 50% of the work; the other 50% is showcasing it to the world.
  • Personality Development: Through presentations and public speaking, I worked on my "soft skills" and presentation logic, transforming my overall personality.


Final Thoughts: Why 2025 is Unforgettable

If I had to summarize 2025, I would say it taught me that exams are just a gateway, not the destination. I started the year chasing marks, but I am ending it chasing innovation. I have neutralized the fear of difficult subjects and embraced the joy of creating something new.



Gallery :

Felicitation By Hon. Chairman, Kopargaon Taluka Education Society 
Shri. Ashok Rohamare Sir along with the K.B.R Family.


Guiding and Mentoring Juniors at SDG Classes.

Helping juniors through whatsapp 





Thank you, 2025, for the challenges, the victories, and the memories. I am walking into 2026 with a clear vision, an attitude to develop skill sets, and a heart full of gratitude.


100% Ready for 2026!

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