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Saying NO to Self doubt

Hello people😊

IIT Kharagpur


Since you are reading this blog, its quite probable you are suffering from self doubt. But you know what, you have come a far way and you are surely gonna make it to the best. Good Luck :)

How often do you feel like you have practiced a lot, but you don't have enough confidence? How often do you find doubting your self?

Its quite normal in students to have self-doubt even though they have practiced a lot. They have prepared very well but due to the surrounding environment like any person they know who couldn't get into the IITs / NITs, they start developing a feeling of self doubt which is very normal. Even I had felt that way so I am gonna share the solution to this. 

Here are few worthy words which one of my teacher told me. (This teacher used to teach some other batch but one fine day he decided to share with us this very very valuable information and I really feel grateful he shared this tip). So here I'm forwarding those magical spells to you all. 

The very first thing you all need to understand is that in 2 years of your preparation, you do all types of questions that can come in JEE Mains and you also understand every concept around which JEE Advanced question can come. But still you are self-doubting, Right?

Very easy-peasy solution to avoid this self doubt is analyzing or realizing that how much practice and efforts you have done till now. 

2nd very very very important tip. 

Do not throw any of these:

  • Filled rough copy (where you practiced your questions/exercises/DPPs)
  • Solution copy (The copy you maintain for the solutions of questions that you feel hard to understand/attempt)
  • Empty Pen. Yeah seriously don't throw these too. (Only those which were used during your JEE prep. Don't mix other empty pens/refills )
  • Solved DPPs (Keep all solved DPPs/sheets/question banks) 
  • Solved Chocolate Problem chits (When you are done with chocolate problem trick there might be many chits that you have completed 5 times and now lie out of chocolate box)

These all are actually the imprints of your practice and hard work. If you throw them you cannot get back your confidence. But if you have these whenever you are in self-doubt just see them and you will realize you have come a far way and I assure you this will trigger you again to work hard without any self doubt.   


"Whenever self-doubt knocks your door ever again, welcome him with your imprints"

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