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My Class 12 Mid-Term Reality Check 💔📚

My mid term score 😭💔

Accounts : 32.5/80

50 is the highest marks in class

b.std 66/80

My marks is the highest marks in class

Eco : 57/80

Highest marks in eco is 70 in class

English : 52/80

57 is the highest marks in class

I.P : 37.5/70

idk the highest marks

Hindi : 60/80

in hindi marks is the highest marks in class

This time changing was tough and our schl is taking exam in every month next month is have my pt -3

also please give some tips for eng , eco , accounts

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u/No-Illustrator-336 — 3 days ago

My Class 12 Mid-Term Reality Check 💔📚

My mid term score 😭💔

Accounts : 32.5/80

50 is the highest marks in class

b.std 66/80

My marks is the highest marks in class

Eco : 57/80

Highest marks in eco is 70 in class

English : 52/80

57 is the highest marks in class

I.P : 37.5/70

idk the highest marks

Hindi : 60/80

in hindi marks is the highest marks in class

This time changing was tough and our schl is taking exam in every month next month is have my pt -3

also please give some tips for eng , eco , accounts

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u/No-Illustrator-336 — 3 days ago
▲ 2 r/family

I never thought I'd miss someone this much.

miss my brother so much that it physically hurts.

I just got back to my PG after spending 10 days of holidays with my brother, and I can't stop crying.

We have such a deep bond. He's the one person I tell everything to—the good, the bad, the embarrassing, the things I can't tell anyone else. He understands me without me having to explain much. He always knows when something is wrong.

Whenever I'm stressed or anxious, he just hugs me, and somehow everything feels okay again. We stay up late watching movies, talk about random things for hours, laugh over the dumbest jokes, and even though he annoys me sometimes (like every sibling does 😭), I wouldn't trade those moments for anything.

Now I'm back here, and the silence feels so loud. I keep reaching for my phone because I want to tell him every little thing that happens during the day. I just want one more movie night, one more random conversation, one more hug.

I'm literally counting the days until I can go back to him.

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u/No-Illustrator-336 — 6 days ago

“Feeling like all my effort went to waste after my exam result.”

I seriously don’t understand where I went wrong.

I studied so hard for my Economics exam. I made proper plans and strategies, solved multiple questions, revised regularly, and even focused on presentation in the paper. I underlined points, drew lines neatly, wrote answers with proper length and structure — basically gave my full effort.

Still, I got only 57/80.

And what hurts more is that one of my friends studied just a day before the exam and scored 67/80. I know marks aren’t everything, but honestly it’s making me question myself a lot.

My parents are spending around 5000 every month on my studies and fulfilling everything I need, and then I see my result like this. I’ve literally given most of my time to studies. It’s not like I spend hours in activities or wasting time outside. That’s why this result is hurting even more.

Right now I just feel embarrassed, disappointed, and exhausted. Has anyone else ever felt like their hard work and results just didn’t match at all

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u/No-Illustrator-336 — 26 days ago

“What do you do when your hard work doesn’t match your marks?”

I seriously don’t understand where I went wrong.

I studied so hard for my Economics exam. I made proper plans and strategies, solved multiple questions, revised regularly, and even focused on presentation in the paper. I underlined points, drew lines neatly, wrote answers with proper length and structure — basically gave my full effort.

Still, I got only 57/80.

And what hurts more is that one of my friends studied just a day before the exam and scored 67/80. I know marks aren’t everything, but honestly it’s making me question myself a lot.

My parents are spending around 5000 every month on my studies and fulfilling everything I need, and then I see my result like this. I’ve literally given most of my time to studies. It’s not like I spend hours in activities or wasting time outside. That’s why this result is hurting even more.

Right now I just feel embarrassed, disappointed, and exhausted. Has anyone else ever felt like their hard work and results just didn’t match at all

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u/No-Illustrator-336 — 26 days ago

“Feeling like all my effort went to waste after my exam result.”

seriously don’t understand where I went wrong.

I studied so hard for my Economics exam. I made proper plans and strategies, solved multiple questions, revised regularly, and even focused on presentation in the paper. I underlined points, drew lines neatly, wrote answers with proper length and structure — basically gave my full effort.

Still, I got only 57/80.

And what hurts more is that one of my friends studied just a day before the exam and scored 67/80. I know marks aren’t everything, but honestly it’s making me question myself a lot.

My parents are spending around 5000 every month on my studies and fulfilling everything I need, and then I see my result like this. I’ve literally given most of my time to studies. It’s not like I spend hours in activities or wasting time outside. That’s why this result is hurting even more.

Right now I just feel embarrassed, disappointed, and exhausted. Has anyone else ever felt like their hard work and results just didn’t match at all?

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u/No-Illustrator-336 — 26 days ago
▲ 1 r/family

Girls are told every place is home… yet none of them truly feel permanent

I was sent away from home for studies at 15.

And honestly, when I think about it now, those 15 years don’t even feel like “15 years” of understanding life.

For the first 5 years, you’re literally just a child.

Then the next few years go by in school, playing, eating, sleeping, living comfortably with your family without even realizing that one day you’ll have to leave all of it behind.

At home, everything was already there for me.

My people, my room, my comfort, food, noise, love — all naturally present.

I never thought so deeply about “home” because I already had one.

But then suddenly you’re sent away.

New city, new people, no one truly your own.

And before you can even process that change, life already has the next step waiting: college, job, marriage…

And that’s when this thought hit me hard:

Do girls ever truly have a permanent home?

Before marriage, people say “this isn’t your real house.”

After marriage, you’re expected to adjust somewhere else and call it home.

It feels strange.

A girl spends her whole life learning how to leave places she loved.

Sometimes I feel like childhood was the only time a home actually felt like home — before the world started preparing us to leave it.

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u/No-Illustrator-336 — 1 month ago

honestly don’t understand what’s going on with me right now.

I’m in Class 12 (Commerce), and our session just started in March. Barely had time to settle, and in April our PT-1 exams already started. I tried my best to manage everything—school, studies, lectures—and I genuinely studied a lot, especially for Business Studies and Accounts.

But when the exams happened… they went really bad.

Like, I don’t even know how to explain it. I had prepared, I had studied, but still the papers felt confusing, lengthy, and overwhelming. I couldn’t manage my time properly, and because of that, even the things I knew didn’t come out well in the paper.

It’s frustrating because I did put in the effort. And still, the result feels… pathetic.

Right now, I’m trying to analyze my mistakes and understand where I went wrong—whether it’s my writing, time management, or the way I’m studying.

But honestly, it just feels really discouraging.

Has anyone else gone through this? Working hard but still not getting the results? What did you do to fix it?

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u/No-Illustrator-336 — 2 months ago

I honestly don’t understand what’s going on with me right now.

I’m in Class 12 (Commerce), and our session just started in March. Barely had time to settle, and in April our PT-1 exams already started. I tried my best to manage everything—school, studies, lectures—and I genuinely studied a lot, especially for Business Studies and Accounts.

But when the exams happened… they went really bad.

Like, I don’t even know how to explain it. I had prepared, I had studied, but still the papers felt confusing, lengthy, and overwhelming. I couldn’t manage my time properly, and because of that, even the things I knew didn’t come out well in the paper.

It’s frustrating because I did put in the effort. And still, the result feels… pathetic.

Right now, I’m trying to analyze my mistakes and understand where I went wrong—whether it’s my writing, time management, or the way I’m studying.

But honestly, it just feels really discouraging.

Has anyone else gone through this? Working hard but still not getting the results? What did you do to fix it?

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u/No-Illustrator-336 — 2 months ago

I honestly don’t understand what’s going on with me right now.

I’m in Class 12 (Commerce), and our session just started in March. Barely had time to settle, and in April our PT-1 exams already started. I tried my best to manage everything—school, studies, lectures—and I genuinely studied a lot, especially for Business Studies and Accounts.

But when the exams happened… they went really bad.

Like, I don’t even know how to explain it. I had prepared, I had studied, but still the papers felt confusing, lengthy, and overwhelming. I couldn’t manage my time properly, and because of that, even the things I knew didn’t come out well in the paper.

It’s frustrating because I did put in the effort. And still, the result feels… pathetic.

Right now, I’m trying to analyze my mistakes and understand where I went wrong—whether it’s my writing, time management, or the way I’m studying.

But honestly, it just feels really discouraging.

Has anyone else gone through this? Working hard but still not getting the results? What did you do to fix it?

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u/No-Illustrator-336 — 2 months ago

School till 3 PM, PW classes start at 5 PM, and I already have a lot of backlog.

I’m not able to manage school work, PW lectures, revision, notes, and DPP all together. Everything just feels too much and I end up doing nothing properly.

How do you guys handle this?

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u/No-Illustrator-336 — 2 months ago

School till 3 PM, PW classes start at 5 PM, and I already have a lot of backlog.

I’m not able to manage school work, PW lectures, revision, notes, and DPP all together. Everything just feels too much and I end up doing nothing properly.

How do you guys handle this?

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u/No-Illustrator-336 — 2 months ago