Baijnath Sewa Sansathan Intrmidiate College

Varanasi is a crowded city, and our spot in Naibasti, Pendeypur is no different. Baijnath Sewa Sansathan Intrmidiate College sits right in the middle of it all. It’s a lively neighborhood to work in. We deal with all the typical things an intermediate college faces—lost ID cards, parents asking about grades, and keeping the building tidy. The classrooms are basic, with wooden benches that have been around for a long time. We don't have air conditioning, but the high ceilings help a little bit with the heat. Every morning, the street outside is packed with cycles and people. We try to keep a routine. The staff here has been together for years, so we’re more like a small family than coworkers. We see students grow up from young kids to young adults ready for university. It’s rewarding in its own way, even if the daily work is tiring. We don't have a big marketing budget or a shiny website. People just know where we are and what we do. Sometimes the bells for class don't ring right, so we use a manual one that someone hits with a hammer. It works just as well. We focus on the curriculum and making sure the kids are prepared for their final board exams. That’s the most important thing for their future. Life in Pendeypur is fast, but inside these walls, we try to keep things focused on the books and the lessons.