#iit jee

Aren't overly concerned with their physical appearance.

Get nervous LIKE ANY OTHER NORMAL TEENAGER addressing a crowd full of people while getting filmed.

Can't dance????

And don't even get me started on "eyes look soulless" WHAT THE FUCK DOES THAT EVEN MEAN???? HAVE YOU LOOKED INTO THE MIRROR? THEY HAVE THE SAME EYES AS YOU! DO YOU WANT THEM TO HAVE OSHI NO KO EYES OR SMTHN?????

Oshi no ko eyes for those who don't know ☝

5 :03 AM

"DROP " when you drop something it usually means letting something go, but ironically in an aspirant's life it means to hold on to something, it means to hold on to the belief that you'll catch your seat this time ,it means you're not ready to let go off your hard work , the notes you stuck on your wall are still stuck in your head , the facts you mugged up you still murmur in your sleep , and most importantly you still want your dream to be fulfilled, you still have hope .

I've got a test on saturday so this is prep timetable:

TODAY- Chemical Bonding, NLM

TOMORROW- Calorimetry and Heat Transfer, MOD, EAS

MONDAY- LCD, Coordination Compounds (Up to CFT)

TUESDAY- Hydrocarbons, S and S

How many times you have told yourself, "I can't do this!"

I can't memorise so many formulas. I can't understand advanced concepts. I can't visualise. I can't solve difficult questions. I can't understand book language. I can't sit for long hours.

You know what! Did you ever study this hard before in your life? Have you ever been dedicated so much to anything in your life before? Have you ever been so mature and serious in your life?

You are doing most of the things the first time. JEE is a difficult exam. You are forced to do difficult things. But ask yourself, "Don't difficult things make us realise that we are more powerful than we think?" You must have at least some good things in JEE. For example, that one chapter, concept, or subject you are an expert at.

We give up easily. We need to give more time to overcome each challenge. When a student says he can't memorise formulas or reactions, most probably, he hasn't worked hard enough on it. He might have tried remembering a few formulas one day. He forgot them, and now he says that he cannot memorise. With this low effort, even an expert cannot memorise.

When you are doing something for the first time, you need to push a little bit hard. You need to give it a bit more time, a few more attempts. Once you crack the technique for yourself, it comes naturally to you. Slowly, you get used to it. For example, the student understood the technique to memorise better. He applied it and did a lot of hard work. It took a few days, but he saw improvement. Then he tried memorising other chapters. Slowly, he became an expert at memorising things. He even forgets that there was a time when he struggled at memorising.

Guys, there might be some things that you feel you can't do. Push a bit more, and you will realise that you are much more capable than you think. Gradually, you will develop confidence and self-respect as well.

I can't You can memorise so many formulas. I can't You can understand advanced concepts. I can't You can visualise. I can't You can solve difficult questions. I can't You can understand book language. I can't You can sit for long hours.

because mai nokia ka keypad chala rahi hu.

like some of yall had unconditional love and support from your parents who never made you feel as if you didnt deserve anything and it shows.

kyuki mere ghar pe toh har ek cheez conditional h. marks acche nahi aaye toh bahar se accha khana deserve ni karte, naye kapde deserve ni karte, doston se baat karna deserve ni karte, abey aur toh aur "tution nahi bhejenge kyuki tum education ke layak hii nahi ho" (which is what i get to hear after asking to join a tution for the first time in my life in 11th grade).