Academic qualification ensures success in life?

[Junaid{JAWO}]

Academic qualifications r commonly felt to give a person da best chance of success in life. How far is dis true ?

share your thoughts please
Junaid

[Junaid{JAWO}]

i was watching movie 3 idiots in which Amir was trying to convey a clear message which i think was totaly raising the same question i just asked above i mean the definition of success differs from person to person and field to field. One could take economic success as a touchstone to label a person successful in life, ignoring his of her other failures, like divorce, health, inefficiency, etc. Others may look at a capacity for overcoming challenges, irrespective of what someone earns and the nature of their private life. So who is a successful person and who is a failure? Do school and college grades and examination results provide a way of predicting or ensuring future success? If that is true, then we should encourage as many young people as possible to go to university and work hard to gain formal qualifications. But is it true? Aren’t some college drop-outs like Bill Gates and Richard Branson hugely successful icons of success? And should we automatically consider the millions of young people who have not had the opportunity to gain academic certificates to be failures in life?

[Zafina]

I think 50%Education and 50% luck works for 100% succeess ..........

[Junaid{JAWO}]

hmmm thanks for your reply Deewani i was expecting more in it ..
n i am waiting for more thoughts on it
after that i wil share mine

[~wish munda~]

i think it works

[dont depend on others]

if u have 3 things
1st of all education
2nd one ur experience
3rd one ur luck :)

its make ur life perfect

[zoomzoomzoom1234]

yes it does