I failed my first two prelims.
That was the first serious setback that I had to deal with in life.
I had worked hard for IIT, IIM and been successful there. But failing UPSC Prelims, twice in row, was hard.
In those moments, the self doubt was brutal.
That was the first serious setback that I had to deal with in life.
I had worked hard for IIT, IIM and been successful there. But failing UPSC Prelims, twice in row, was hard.
In those moments, the self doubt was brutal.
But over time those two failures made me much more willing to try new things. Which got me a rank in my 4th attempt.
Go with the mindset, you either win or you learn.
And you will be unstoppable.
Go with the mindset, you either win or you learn.
And you will be unstoppable.
This tweet isn't telling you to count yourself out before the result comes out in 3 weeks.
It was meant to tell you that feeling dejected is normal. Even if you didn't make the effort. More so if you had made a serious effort.
It was meant to tell you that feeling dejected is normal. Even if you didn't make the effort. More so if you had made a serious effort.
If you're scoring above 85, get started for Mains.
Because no matter how much your "projected" score is, when the result comes out a lot of people are surprised - both ways.
Because no matter how much your "projected" score is, when the result comes out a lot of people are surprised - both ways.
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