TBNTB -To B.E. Or Not To B.E.?

TBNTB aka To B.E. Or Not To B.E.? f is Dipen Ambalia’s third book and it follows his signature style - satire - that he used in his previous book LOSER as well. In his previous book he discussed the lives of software engineers, whereas in the present one he presents a satirical portrayal of the lives of engineering students. Written in a humorous manner, TBNTB is sure to bring back the memories for those who have gone through the rigorous years of engineering classes.

In an interview the author revealed that he has designed this book for those professionals who were once engineering students. He wanted them to relive the wonderful memories in college through his book. However, TBNTB is also an insight for 12th grade students and their parents who are considering engineering as one of the options. TBNTB gives them an insightful view of what they should be expecting during the four years of engineering life.

Also, students who are pursuing engineering will cherish Dipen’s book as they will be able to relate to the anecdotes and situations included here. It will present them with funny answers to questions they have been asking for a long time. The author has used his personal experience to pen down this book. He recollected his days at engineering college and has presented them in a witty and amusing way.

Dipen answers some questions about the engineering field and its various components. Who originated engineering? Is there any relation between submission and corruption? Who invented Viva? Filled with fun, TBNTB takes the reader on a roller coaster ride of the life of an engineering student and answers the question To B.E. Or Not to B.E.?

About Dipen Ambalia

Dipen Ambalia is an Indian author who has published three books till date. Dipen has authored two more books including LOSER and In Their Shoes. Dipen Ambalia completed his Electrical Engineering in 2004 from VJTI. He is passionate for words and his love for writing has been shown in his three successfully published books. He worked in the IT industry for eight years for companies like Citiustech, Mphasis, Hexaware, and Polaris Software Labs.