How to stay consistent and not chase perfection
I hate myself for doing nothing, but I would hate myself even more if I tried and failed.
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The AIR-3 of IPMAT Indore 2024 got only ~60% of the questions correct (from all the questions that was shown to him through tests, sectionals, mocks etc.)
That means that for every 10 questions, he answered only 6.
He still got AIR-3.
You think it is failure, change your mindset. It's an opportunity for you to learn. Thank god that you got a question wrong, now you know what is missing in your head... and you can fix that. Now, if a similar question comes, you can solve it properly.
The cost of inaction is a lot more than the cost of failure.
Even if you fail IPMAT Indore, the learnings are not wasted. It creates the best base for CAT exam.
Can't agree moree
Makes Sense ! Thanks for giving me a new perspective to look at it differently