Top 5 Mistakes a Science student makes and regrets later!

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Top 5 Mistakes a Science student makes and regrets later!



 More than 80% of the aspirants make some dumb mistakes during their preparation for competitive exams like NEET and JEE. Wan to be aware of it before you make them yourself? If that sounds interesting, Hop right into it. 


Good morning guys! Dhruv this side...


Daily Motivation - "If you are the smartest                                     in the room, you are in                                     the wrong room"


I'm currently a class 12th student preparing for NEET and the board exams too ofc. I am not too great in studies. I got 95.6% in Class 10th and got few Olympiad medals...

This Corona situation has changed what "Normal" was few months back. Stuck in quarantine, We students hace faced a serious challenge. Challenge that are we ready to utilize this Gold-mine of time or Wasting it for watching couple of Netflix shows. 



Mistake and Blunders


Top 5 mistakes a science student must avoid!


This post will be the most beneficial for 11 th class students but we have a saying - "Jab jago tab savera". 
I have committed most of these mistakes myself or have seen it happen with my batch mates,(just for you to know that what I'm saying is not Bullshit)...



(1)Staying unaware of the seriousness of the exam - 


So 10th boards has just got over so its time to enjoy, right? I think you should not...If you ask me (12th class student) I would suggest you that if you know for sure which stream you wanna take in Science for 11th and 12th, you should start preparing...Out of 100 people watching this blog, only 2 will actually think of what I'm trying to say. And if someone implements it, He/She gonna be a topper. Over 16 lakh students are giving the same entrance exam you are...Think Of It...



(2)Role of Negative marking-


This is no subjective test, it is objective. It means you'll get a question and 4 options to choose the correct answer from.  (-1) is an intrinsic part of the paper. Wrong answer and 5 marks lost. The sooner you get used to this pattern, the more edge you have over your competitors...

Correct (+4)
Incorrect(-1)
Unattempted(0)



(3)Undermining Sleep-

I call Sleep - "The Underrated Game changer". I have seen people sleeping for 4 hours a day. This might give you help in short term, but in the long term, you will be busted. There are tons of researches proving my assertion, so don't think of arguing on thus one (lol)...Sleep is an Investment, not a time waste...


(4)Wasting time on Shows- 

This is the one mistake I did a hell lot of. I have watched almost all the Netflix shows - The Walking Dead, Vikings, Stranger things. Bird Box, Southpaw, 13 reasons why, S. Ed., etc and you can quiz me in the comments if you want (lol)...
But the fact is I don't do it now and regret watching each one of it. If I didn't. and invested half of its time in studying, I would have been an All India topper(lol)...You can watch a few, just have control over yourself and don't get addicted...I suggest watching Standup Comedies on YouTube...
My favorites:-
  • Abhishek Upmanyu
  • Aakash Mehta
  • Zakir Khan


(5)Not having Helpful friends- Don't get offended please😂...

Having friends who are study-conscious around is a massive booster and the inverse also applies...
That means if your friends are fun-loving and academically weak, they might be the reason to your downfall.
Just control the time you spend with them or Directly tell them - "Bhai, I got an exam, I gotta prepare for that". If he is really a friend, he'll understand and omit you...

Bonus tip :- This is not a                                                   Sprint, its a                                                   Marathon.                                                     Consistency will                                           do wonders...


Thats it for this one, peeps...COMMENT AND SHARE...Any questions, drop it here...


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