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I wake up and it feels like I have already wasted my day
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To the tune of Rihanna’s Please Don’t Stop The Music: Nanase Nagisa Ma Makoto
One exam does not define you. And no amount of comparison or criticism can measure your real potential. If you’ve ever felt broken by family pressure during exams, this video is your reminder to rise above the noise and protect your mind.
We’ll explore how to protect your mind and confidence during exams, even if family pressure feels unbearable. You’ll learn: How to separate family’s words from your self-worth A simple breathing technique to instantly reset focus (4-7-8 method) How to rewire your inner voice so criticism doesn’t become self-doubt Why mental health is the foundation for exam success, not pressure.
Overcoming Pressure with a Neuropsychiatrist in Kolkata
Academic pressure is often praised, but few speak about how it quietly harms students. I am Dr. Subhadeep Roy. I’ve worked with several teenagers who, after appearing for NEET or JEE, begin showing signs of withdrawal, irritability or deep sadness. Even those who’ve done well are not spared—success doesn't always protect mental well-being.
As a neuropsychiatrist in Park Street area, Kolkata, I help students who are navigating this confusing post-exam period. Many arrive unsure why they feel so disconnected. Together, we explore the effects of chronic stress and perfectionism, helping them regain perspective. We also work on sleep regulation, emotional control and building positive self-talk.
What they often need isn’t more advice or pressure, it’s a chance to feel understood and supported. I remind them that one exam cannot define their potential. With time and compassionate care, confidence can be rebuilt and clarity returns. It’s never too early to ask for help and never too late to heal, reach out today.
Dr. Subhadeep Roy - Neuropsychiatrist | Prayas Polyclinic
Psychiatrist in Kolkata, West Bengal
Address: 1st Floor, Prayas polyclinic, 7 point, 185, Park Circus, Park Street area, Kolkata, West Bengal 700017
Phone: 062909 63125
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Exam Pressure
This is exam season in India for students of almost of ages & with exam comes “Pressure”. Pressure comes from the thought of performing well for one self & for many others like, Immediate Family, Distant Family, Friends, Classmates, Teachers, etc to count a few.
While some pressure can be beneficial in motivating students to study and perform well, excessive pressure can have negative consequences on their physical and mental health. It is important for parents to understand the effects of exam pressure on their children and take steps to maintain a balance between pressure and support.
On the positive side, exam pressure can be a motivator for students to work harder and perform better. It can help them develop time management skills, improve their focus and concentration, and increase their self-discipline. Studies have shown that a moderate amount of pressure can lead to improved academic performance and higher test scores.
However, excessive pressure can have negative consequences on children's physical and mental health. Children who are under excessive pressure may experience symptoms such as anxiety, depression, and stress. They may also have difficulty sleeping, experience fatigue, and have a lack of appetite. These symptoms can lead to a decline in their academic performance and overall well-being.
Parents can play a critical role in helping their children to manage exam pressure. One of the most important things parents can do is to communicate with their children and understand their concerns. Parents can also provide emotional support and encouragement to their children during the exam period. They can also help their children to develop good study habits, such as setting up a study schedule, breaking up study sessions into manageable chunks, and taking breaks to rest and relax.
Parents can also help their children to maintain a positive attitude towards exams. They can remind their children that exams are just one part of their education and that there are many other opportunities for success in life. They can also help their children to set realistic goals for their academic performance and celebrate their achievements along the way.
However, Pressure is not just limited to academic pursuits. Pressure can come from many sources and can have both positive and negative effects regardless of the field or area of interest.
When a person is pursuing something they are truly passionate about, the pressure they feel is often self-motivated and can be a driving force for success. However, when a person is pressured to pursue something they are not interested in or do not have a natural inclination towards, it can lead to negative effects such as lack of motivation, low self-esteem, and burnout.
It is important for parents and caregivers to understand their children's interests and passions, and to encourage and support them in pursuing those interests. By doing so, they can help their children to develop a sense of purpose and fulfillment in their pursuits, leading to a more positive experience of pressure.
On the other hand, it is also important to understand that pressure is a natural part of life and is an inevitable part of achieving success in any field. Positive pressure can be a motivator and can help a person to push through challenges and overcome obstacles. It can also lead to personal growth and development.
To help maintain a balance of pressure, parents and caregivers can encourage their children to set realistic goals, and to break down larger goals into smaller, more manageable tasks. They can also provide support and guidance to help their children develop the skills and strategies they need to succeed. Additionally, they can encourage their children to take care of their physical and mental well-being, through adequate rest, healthy diet, and regular physical activity.
Bhagavad Gita teaches us the best way to handle any kind of pressure by performing one’s Karma (actions) without being attached to the fruits of those actions. By not being attached to the outcome, one can maintain equanimity in all situations & is able to perform their duty without feeling pressure or stress.
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Eat Well During Exams | By Luna Jaiswal, Dietician In India
Exams are really exhausting Each parent would want their child to stay physically and mentally healthy throughout the time . Good nutrients generally slides away from the priority list which is not correct it should be a part of your study plan.
There are a plethora of effects of exam pressure and if not handled in the right manner then most of them can turn out to be quite detriment
5 Negative Effects of Exam Pressure
There are a plethora of effects of exam pressure and if not handled in the right manner then most of them can turn out to be quite detrimental.
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