Inflection Statement Of My Life

My childhood, it was the toughest time in my life. In 1995, when I was 7, our family is displaced due to civil war from Kabul to a rural area in the Moqur district of Ghazni province. War and displacement caused our family financial standing to collapse. The worst unfortunate, my father was disabled and couldn’t work as a normal person to afford the expenses of his family of ten members. I was the eldest son of my father with 2 younger brothers and 5 sisters (4 elder and 1 younger than me). I was the only one who was expected to help my father by working together with him in order to come up with some money that covers expenses for the basic needs of living. I was busy with my childhood hobbies, but very soon I witnessed that the life is getting

Following International Bonn Conference on Afghanistan, the Interim Administration of Hamid Karzai publicly announced that everyone interested should be admitted to school based on the entry test to diagnose their placement level. It was a wonderful chance for me. I take the test and accepted to 7th grade in school. I start going to school with excitement because I had perceived that education is a key for an honorable life which I always dreamed about. In 2002, our family moved back to Kabul and I continued going to school and doing part time work in my tailoring shop here in Kabul till completing high school. However, I needed to work half of the day besides going to school, but I shocked everyone with my academic success. I obtain more self-confidence and recognized that achievement and success depend on someone’s attitude and determination. I was among top students, my grades were wonderful, and in the 12th class, I was graduated as the second best student in my class from the Ghazi High School, one of the best schools in Kabul. After finishing high school, I take Kankor exam and accepted to Kabul University for civil engineering with a high score (321 out of 360) and graduated at the top of my class in the year