It was during my Neurology electives when I saw a young patient who had been doing well on treatment. His seizures had stopped, his liver was better, and things were stable. But recently, he had another seizure. When we talked to him, we discovered he had started eating more chocolate and nuts again — easy-to-miss history, especially in younger patients.
My reporting time was 11 a.m , so I had a waiting time of about 3 hrs before my paper would actually start. In these three hours instead of thinking about subjects or making myself pressurized , I motivated myself, kept myself calm, and made myself ready for any type of paper to come. So paper started at dot 2 pm, I filled up my personal details in the OMR, then I did my paper. After the paper I was a bit nervous, as there were a few questions I was doubtful about but after checking from answer keys released by various coachings I was satisfied with my performance.
Don’t lose sight of your final goal no matter what happens as things don’t always go the way you need.
The first thing required for any kind of progress is pure and honest hard work. Nothing replaces this.
I am Priyansh Singh and I secured AIR 198 in KVPY SA 2019. Here I am going to share my experience of clearing the KVPY SA exam as well as provide you with some tips and guidance to excel in your preparation.
The National Eligibility cum Entrance test started days earlier than September 12 2021 . Having a grand start to my preparation journey and a hardworking middle ground, lockdown and emotional breakdown suffering from covid, beating anxiety of all levels and entering the dooms day I had already made all possible mistakes and NEET was a place to deal with all those failures and emotions and improve upon them.
I am Divyansh Soni. I have secured AIR 10 in INBO. It would be a great pleasure to write here about how I have prepared for it and what all books are recommended for it.