9 Years of ixamBee | 9 Years of Dreams

"Don’t be scared of English! You can walk English, talk English, even eat English if you want!"

This quote from Dr. Sharma changed my life. Thank you for making learning so fun and accessible.

In one of Dr. Sharma’s English classes, he said, “Don’t be scared of English! You can walk English, talk English, even eat English if you want!” And that was the exact moment my lifelong fear of attempting the English section packed its bags and left the building.

One of my prof. once said to me 'no one will give you job no one will hire you' i shared this to my mom and she said "anyone can find fault and most fools do but only a few very few has wisdom the skill or the courage to fix it sometimes people don't criticize to help you they criticize to feel better about themselves so before you let their opinions break you ask yourself can they do it better? can they even try?" these are the lines that made an impact in my life and today i am working in a PSU as an engineer

When I was 9 or 10 years old, my family moved from our native village to a city. It was a tough transition for me, leaving behind my friends and everything familiar. My parents explained that we moved for a better lifestyle, better amenities, and opportunities. They told me that our village lacked a senior secondary school, healthcare facilities, and even a stable power supply. These words struck me deeply and left me questioning why there’s such a stark difference in development between rural and urban areas. As I grew older, this question became my purpose and I realized that many families like mine are forced to uproot themselves because their hometowns cannot provide basic necessities. I want to change this. I aspire to create an environment where even the remotest villages have access to quality education, healthcare, and infrastructure. This moves me everyday to study hard to be a part of steel frame that could build dreams in native places and not just concentrate privileges.

This is very close to my heart.

CAT 2024… man, that exam humbled me in ways I didn’t know were possible. I walked in with hope, walked out with a headache, and when the score finally came, it felt like someone pressed pause on my entire world. I wasn’t even dramatically crying or anything — just blank. A kind of disappointment that takes the air out of your lungs. For days, I didn’t touch my books. I’d lie on my bed scrolling endlessly, pretending it didn’t bother me, but every now and then that score flashed in my mind like a bad notification. Everyone kept saying “It’s okay,” but nothing felt okay. I genuinely started wondering if I’d hyped myself up for nothing. And then — out of nowhere — life threw me this tiny, unexpected moment. One evening, while cleaning my desk (out of pure boredom), I found this old sheet where I’d written my goals for the year. Not fancy, not aesthetic — just raw, scribbled dreams. At the top, in my messy handwriting, it said: “I want to make myself proud.” Something in me just froze. I kept staring at that line like it was calling me out. Because I realised: I wasn’t sad about the score… I was sad because I knew I hadn’t shown my real potential. And in that moment, it felt like a spark lit under my ribs. Not anger. Not pressure. Just this warm feeling of, “Hey… I still have it in me. One exam is not the end of my ambition.” I don’t know what shifted, but I sat down again that night. Not out of fear, but out of love for the version of me that still believes, still dreams, still wants something bigger. And honestly? That feeling was powerful. It felt like hope hugging me back. I told myself: “CAT didn’t break me. It just reminded me why I want this so badly.” And that was all I needed to get up, breathe deeper, open my books again — and start writing my comeback with a little more fire than before.

Using ixambee's course and interacting with the faculty has been a really nice experience. The interview session had been fun and informative. Never thought online learning could be so wholesome.

The student who is quiet new to the regulatory exam journey, quiet stressed to get guidance, the webinar conducted by the ixambee has helped me to reach a path with guidance, clearity, and free sources to refer so that an average middle class student can also achieve their dream job. A heartfelt thank you to the ixambee for providing free guidance through various webinar.

Ixam bees Daily one English word and Daily 1 concept,it's just a extraordinary,for daily something we learn new

"Ladkiyaan toh apne pitaa ke ghar hi sukh bhog leti hain, aage pataa nahi kaisa parivaar mile." This line made me want to be dependent on myself, and not on my fate or luck.