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WHO IS PREPARED BETTER ?

This is also going to be a pretty short and simple blog where I am sharing a talk with one of my favourite Mathematics teachers  after giving JEE mains Jan attempt.

                                

                                                                     
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So after few days of the results of mains Jan attempt, me and my friends had classes there. After doing some questions , he asked us about the problems we were facing while giving mains 1st time. We were  telling things like ,the clock was really very distracting our attention a lot. After a couple of minutes ,we had asked him ,how did some students who didn't do that good in class ,do better in real one.
That time , he told us that-

If you have much more knowledge than the other person but you get less marks in exam than him in the exam, then it's totally your fault as he is really more prepared than you in the sense that he could maintain his mindset in that tough surrounding and hence 
HE  REALLY  DESERVES  THAT  position.
              
                        Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay  
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So, according to me, whenever you sit for any mock exam try to give it in the real exam temperament. And for the clock distraction part, try checking it as less as possible . Actually you know what? while checking the time during the exam again and again ,you are compromising with your own time.


Keeping it short. Keep hustling.

Sayonara,
Sekhar.


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