Mashalle Minallah Choudry

Academic

Career

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Mashalle Minallah Choudry (i17-1536) 
 
We’re always transitioning from one educational phase to the next throughout our lives as a 
student. With each transition you step out of one institution with a box full of memories and step in 
to another. I too have experienced these transitions from my school to my college, both prestigious 
institutions, and then I transitioned to a well renowned institution which changed my life, Fast. 
Where ordinary people see a football, a café and departmental buildings encased within the 
campus walls, I see a light which has kept me going throughout the course of these four years. This 
light includes my friends who have kept me sane with their jolliness when the pressure of studies 
got to me, my teachers who helped me whenever I needed them, Uncle Sheeren (our campus’ 
guard who did rounds of the entire university throughout the day) who used to cheer us up with his 
humor and good heart, my seniors who helped me realize that Fast is not just about getting grades 
and a good CGPA, it’s also about making tons and tons of unforgettable memories along the way.  
What I like most about Fast is that there’s a surprise around every corner. Sure you get loads and I 
mean loads of assignments and projects but you also get to have a great deal of fun with your 
friends and classmates. Events like NasCon and Outloud really makes you become one with your 
seniors and the institution all-together. Even though our batch didn’t get to spend as much time 
together during our last semester due to the pandemic, we still managed to squeeze in a cultural 
day and wear our batch jackets in our campus when the institution was open which was really 
memorable.  
Fast has taught me to be confident and hold my ground when I’m faced with any situation. It has 
taught me that I am competent and I stand a chance in the big leagues as much as any other. I am 
proud to be a medalist of this institution. Whatever I’ve achieved and whatever life experiences I’ve 
gained during my time here are because of Allah (S.W.T), the well wishes of my parents and close 
friends who also happen to be my batch mates. I strongly believe my success and present standing 
is because of my close friends and my seniors who helped me both academically and mentally 
throughout my journey, my parents who were and are my constant support and last and most 
important, Allah (S.W.T) who has never for a second left my side in these endeavours. 
My journey at Fast Nuces has been a roller coaster. There were ups and there were downs. But it’s 
safe to say that the ups outweigh the downs and I have made countless memories, more so than I 
can count. 
“The world is not in your books and maps, it’s out there”