Maharani Admission Solution Point

The office here in Kankarbagh gets really crowded around the time college applications start. It’s mostly just desks covered in folders and a lot of pens that always seem to run out of ink when you need them. We spend a lot of time on the phone, trying to explain things to parents who are worried about their kids' futures. It gets loud because of the traffic outside, so we usually keep the windows shut even when it’s hot. There’s a small fan in the corner that rattles, but it does the job. Most days start with a stack of forms that need to be checked over. We aren't doing anything fancy, just helping people figure out where they can go to school and what papers they need to sign. Sometimes students come in looking really stressed out, so we give them a chair and tell them to wait a bit while we look through the lists. The tea guy comes by twice a day, and that’s usually the highlight of the afternoon. We have some old posters on the walls that have been there for years. The floor is tile and it’s seen a lot of muddy shoes during the rainy season. It feels like we are always surrounded by paper, but that’s just how the admission business works. We keep going until the sun goes down and the street lights outside start flickering on. It is a lot of reading and waiting.