This is my first time I am writing Motivational letter for foreign scholarship.Your kind words will be very helpful for me
To whom it may concern,
ABC is my name, and I'm from Pakistan. I'm a computer science bachelor's degree candidate. My ultimate ambition in life is to create an Information and Communication Technologies (IICT) institute in Pakistan and to become the CEO of a software company where more than 10,000 developers and HR managers will work. I hope to do this in the next ten years.
I was a bright child from birth. I consistently placed first in my school. And I've always been a student who was addicted to getting praise all the time. Asian nations like Pakistan and India love to play cricket. I also played cricket with my classmates and developed into a skilled player among pupils my age. When my cricket team lost its final game in district Gujranwala in the 10th grade, I served as captain. I am a competitive speaker in addition to being a superb cricket player. And in my four speech competitions, which were held at the district level in my country in one year, I placed second, third, third, and first, respectively. Additionally, I received the school's speaker of the year award and was always the stage manager whenever an event took place. Because of my high grades in my eighth grade, I received a scholarship worth RS. 70k. We have four brothers, and according to school records, I was the youngest and smartest of the four. Because of this, each person had a different expectation of me. ABC, my elder brother, was a talented cricketer and wanted me to play for teams around the world. Because of my talks, my father, who regularly watched the news on television, encouraged me to work in journalism or politics.As time went on, one of my brothers was accepted to a university to pursue a degree in computer science, and he wanted me to work in the IT industry. A young computer science teacher was my favourite in school. He was my favourite because he was a brilliant cricket player and a kind person. After school, I used to go to his place for tutoring. And he makes an effort to inspire me by describing the latest technological advances. He used to talk to me about hackathons and other coding competitions, emphasising how valuable they are if we enter them properly. I began participating in coding competitions about this time.In ninth grade, I studied C. My matriculation was in computer science, and I received 99 out of 100 in that subject. I received a 92.5% overall grade point average. My laptop was provided by the Punjab government's Youth Initiative Program. I received a laptop on the basis of my own merit. I have attached all of the scholarship and laptop award certificates to my application. I became more familiar with the computer field in this way.
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To whom it may concern,
ABC is my name, and I'm from Pakistan. I'm a computer science bachelor's degree candidate. My ultimate ambition in life is to create an Information and Communication Technologies (IICT) institute in Pakistan and to become the CEO of a software company where more than 10,000 developers and HR managers will work. I hope to do this in the next ten years.
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I was a bright child from birth. I consistently placed first in my school. And I've always been a student who was addicted to getting praise all the time. Asian nations like Pakistan and India love to play cricket. I also played cricket with my classmates and developed into a skilled player among pupils my age. When my cricket team lost its final game in district Gujranwala in the 10th grade, I served as captain. I am a competitive speaker in addition to being a superb cricket player. And in my four speech competitions, which were held at the district level in my country in one year, I placed second, third, third, and first, respectively. Additionally, I received the school's speaker of the year award and was always the stage manager whenever an event took place. Because of my high grades in my eighth grade, I received a scholarship worth RS. 70k. We have four brothers, and according to school records, I was the youngest and smartest of the four. Because of this, each person had a different expectation of me. ABC, my elder brother, was a talented cricketer and wanted me to play for teams around the world. Because of my talks, my father, who regularly watched the news on television, encouraged me to work in journalism or politics.As time went on, one of my brothers was accepted to a university to pursue a degree in computer science, and he wanted me to work in the IT industry. A young computer science teacher was my favourite in school. He was my favourite because he was a brilliant cricket player and a kind person. After school, I used to go to his place for tutoring. And he makes an effort to inspire me by describing the latest technological advances. He used to talk to me about hackathons and other coding competitions, emphasising how valuable they are if we enter them properly. I began participating in coding competitions about this time.In ninth grade, I studied C. My matriculation was in computer science, and I received 99 out of 100 in that subject. I received a 92.5% overall grade point average. My laptop was provided by the Punjab government's Youth Initiative Program. I received a laptop on the basis of my own merit. I have attached all of the scholarship and laptop award certificates to my application. I became more familiar with the computer field in this way.
One at a time.