Alumni Thoughts

Choosing a single standout memory from my time at Udgam feels almost impossible as everyday felt like a blessing. Be it the innovative science projects that we all did, or the numerous worksheets, I thoroughly enjoyed it all. However if I have to mention one thing, it would be the blue, green, yellow and red ribbons being given to the students during my 5th Std for the proficiency and use of English language. That really motivated us all immensely to freely express ourselves in English, solidifying our grasp of the language while making us comfortable with it.

As an alumnus of Udgam, it’s hard to believe that it’s been thirteen years since I walked the corridors of the school as a student. Time has certainly flown by, but my memories of Udgam and the impact that it had on my life still remain vivid and strong. I wanted to take a moment to express my heartfelt gratitude to all the teachers and staff members who played a role in shaping me into the person I am today. Your tireless efforts, unwavering dedication, and passion for teaching, inspired me to strive for excellence and to always seek knowledge and personal growth. So, I recently made a humungous change in my career and decided to follow my passion. And just as the Universe has its mysterious ways of working, I started meeting more amazing people, sharing my exact same vision!

UDGAM is more than just my school’s name, it’s a philosophy that can help one become a better person. In Sanskrit, UDGAM means “to rise” and that’s exactly what this formula can help you do. By following the UDGAM formula, you can create a roadmap for your own growth that will help you achieve your goals and become the best version of yourself.

When a slice of cake is lying in front of you, what do you see? Probably a portion layered with chocolate, white cream, may be strawberry and kiwi, perhaps some frosting….Now imagine that you are this piece of cake…what will others see in you?

Globalization has increased the pressure on organizations and professionals with an increasing need felt to effectively manage one properly. Today’s organizations place great emphasis on personal responsibility and creativity.

I joined Udgam in 2005 and distinctly remember my first day in junior kg. My class teacher then was Rekha Mam, who was extremely kind and courteous towards her students, especially me.