I feel you require some real deep work in planning your month out your study hours your daily chores, because I understand otherwise one doesn't even realize where the whole day goes, discipline is much needed, going to some physical activity which keeps you active and keep you going
Start your day early, with mediation, workout, healthy food, start taking care of yourself, if you are in an exhausted state of mind and your body and mind are not being taken care of then it'll not be productive enough, so start taking care of it
Look for new and effective study patterns which help you study smarter and not harder, there so many new study techniques according to psychology which help you get straight As
Also what has happened has happened crying over spilt milk will just slow down your progress this year too, so accept what has happened and instead of putting energy in being envious or crying over past, use it for transforming yourself this year
mi
miathermopolis
1y
First stop crying over what has already happened because it'll drain your energy which can be used to rather fix it. Start taking care of yourself, I just sense that your brain is tired and exhausted and it needs some care and pampering and healing, also try new ways of studying instead of the same old ways because it'll help you learn better and score, do not let someone's words effect you, we all fall and learn and try again, no one is perfect right from childhood, life is about learning and growing.
bo
booble
1y
Yes, it's not an easy situation! It makes you wonder if you have chosen the right profession. Do you really want to be an engineer? Do you have a hard time learning subjects, maybe you should look for something else?
ca
carmineeffertz
1y
You're asking for advice, and I'm wondering why you failed. Or maybe you didn't plan your study time correctly. Or science just isn't your thing. Life is showing you by example that before it's too late, you should take a different path. Choose a different profession.
gr
growe907
1y
Author
@carmineeffertz it's so because I have not taken my studies seriously , and my anxiety will hit me up just before exams due to which I can't focus on my studies and I really don't have time management I wasted a whole month on one subject only and half syllabus was covered. Now I m preparing again for that subjects . Hope I will cover whole syllabus before exams and I love this field and want to become expert in coding or software. It's makes me so much fun to study and i really enjoy this field . The one thing I can't manage is how to study different subjects in a short period ot time . That was I was asking about . This will look weird situation after reading my comment but ya I get in this wierd situations.
ma
markscaleigh
1y
@growe907 the situation is not strange, and I'll allow myself to offer some advice as well. You write that you are not serious about your studies, and you also write that you like your profession and just can't study much in a short period of time. From what I conclude that you like programming, but from the practical side. And you can't study theory quickly because you don't want to. Because you don't consider theory important. You think that practice is more important. That's why it's like this. In programming, many people who like practice get D's in their subjects. And it's very easy to plan studying uninteresting theory. You select the main topics, study them on a daily schedule. You leave the minor stuff for last.
ca
carmineeffertz
1y
@growe907 Of course you will succeed if you want to! You will definitely become an expert in your field. If I understand correctly, the problem is how to learn a lot of information in a short period of time. Look, I've always been good at university, so I'll give you some advice. Before studying, try to systematize the information you are studying. Highlight the important and not important (unfortunately, there are such things in textbooks). Translate all important information into diagrams to improve visual perception. If you draw the diagram yourself, it is already a memorization process. Calculate how much you need to learn per day, and how much you can allocate per day for studying. Minimize the information by making a "squeeze" of what is important. You will succeed!
I feel you require some real deep work in planning your month out your study hours your daily chores, because I understand otherwise one doesn't even realize where the whole day goes, discipline is much needed, going to some physical activity which keeps you active and keep you going
Start your day early, with mediation, workout, healthy food, start taking care of yourself, if you are in an exhausted state of mind and your body and mind are not being taken care of then it'll not be productive enough, so start taking care of it
Look for new and effective study patterns which help you study smarter and not harder, there so many new study techniques according to psychology which help you get straight As
Also what has happened has happened crying over spilt milk will just slow down your progress this year too, so accept what has happened and instead of putting energy in being envious or crying over past, use it for transforming yourself this year
First stop crying over what has already happened because it'll drain your energy which can be used to rather fix it. Start taking care of yourself, I just sense that your brain is tired and exhausted and it needs some care and pampering and healing, also try new ways of studying instead of the same old ways because it'll help you learn better and score, do not let someone's words effect you, we all fall and learn and try again, no one is perfect right from childhood, life is about learning and growing.
Yes, it's not an easy situation! It makes you wonder if you have chosen the right profession. Do you really want to be an engineer? Do you have a hard time learning subjects, maybe you should look for something else?
You're asking for advice, and I'm wondering why you failed. Or maybe you didn't plan your study time correctly. Or science just isn't your thing. Life is showing you by example that before it's too late, you should take a different path. Choose a different profession.
@carmineeffertz it's so because I have not taken my studies seriously , and my anxiety will hit me up just before exams due to which I can't focus on my studies and I really don't have time management I wasted a whole month on one subject only and half syllabus was covered. Now I m preparing again for that subjects . Hope I will cover whole syllabus before exams and I love this field and want to become expert in coding or software. It's makes me so much fun to study and i really enjoy this field . The one thing I can't manage is how to study different subjects in a short period ot time . That was I was asking about . This will look weird situation after reading my comment but ya I get in this wierd situations.
@growe907 the situation is not strange, and I'll allow myself to offer some advice as well. You write that you are not serious about your studies, and you also write that you like your profession and just can't study much in a short period of time. From what I conclude that you like programming, but from the practical side. And you can't study theory quickly because you don't want to. Because you don't consider theory important. You think that practice is more important. That's why it's like this. In programming, many people who like practice get D's in their subjects. And it's very easy to plan studying uninteresting theory. You select the main topics, study them on a daily schedule. You leave the minor stuff for last.
@growe907 Of course you will succeed if you want to! You will definitely become an expert in your field. If I understand correctly, the problem is how to learn a lot of information in a short period of time. Look, I've always been good at university, so I'll give you some advice. Before studying, try to systematize the information you are studying. Highlight the important and not important (unfortunately, there are such things in textbooks). Translate all important information into diagrams to improve visual perception. If you draw the diagram yourself, it is already a memorization process. Calculate how much you need to learn per day, and how much you can allocate per day for studying. Minimize the information by making a "squeeze" of what is important. You will succeed!