guys sorry I wasn't able to upload my yesterday update
because I had my mock test in coaching
let me be honest with you guys
my score got decreased by 100 marks😭
I know I am trying at this point
everything is so fucked up 🥀
please anyone has suggestions please give me
should I continue in medicine 💉
this is never ending loop
I can't go back
I wasted my 2 years 🥲😮💨
please help 😔
IAT mocks main kitne marks aa rhe hain?
all the best for tmrow everybody !! jobi ye read krrha hai i wish ham sbka clear ho jaye
did some phy/bio revision. practiced questions from previous tests. overall satisfactory. ONLY 22 DAYS REMAIN! 22 more days to grind and make a comeback.
gave nest mock of sciastra, went decent but expected more tbh. Then did physics and chem
hii, 12th pcm student here. i js studied physics today. didnt even watch lectures as my exams are near and i've decided to prepare for them first. decided to do maths at the start of the day but watched a movie instead. ik im dumb. also, i my sleep schedule is fucked up. i've only slept for 8+3 hrs(slept for 3 hrs this afternoon) since the past 3 days. i'll be taking an off from school tomorrow to study for my exams tomorrow. shall i sleep right now so that i can be productive for whole day tomorrow or practice maths till 3 and then sleep?
it is so hard to study when you are struggling mentally
I hope everyone out there is taking care of themselves.
got cbse result today - good imo. jitna padha utne mile. could have been better, but quite happy. couldnt study much today - even these 6hrs are kinda distracted, but will do better from tmrw. 🤞 Not even 25 days NOW!!!
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Today’s stats:
• 7h 4m study time
• 93% focus score
• 14/15 sessions done
• 2-day streak restarted
Weekly progress:
• 14.9h total study time
• Average still close to 7h/day
After my long streak ended recently, I honestly thought it would completely kill my momentum.
Usually after missing one day, I would slowly stop studying for the whole week.
This time I tried something different:
instead of feeling guilty, I just accepted that I needed rest and started fresh the next morning.
And weirdly… it made studying feel lighter again.
I think a lot of students burn out because they treat every single day like a competition.
Some days your brain is sharp, some days it’s tired. Both are normal.
The important part is coming back.
One thing helping me a lot recently is lowering the “starting pressure.”
I don’t force myself to think about studying 8 hours anymore.
I just open the laptop and study for 30 mins.
That’s it.
Most of the time once you begin, continuing becomes much easier than starting.
Slow progress still beats disappearing completely.