#neetpreparation

[internalresistance]

I look at this one uh from time to time -

[meowingbackatcats]

late night chemistry cram session ft. ginger ale, coffee and strawberries 🍓 (finals ver.)

lowk so peaceful.

[wohnoorkajharnahaiii]

tw: su*c*de, exam/academic pressure.

i just read that yet another student commits suicide In Kota after two years of trying hard for NEET and just a few days back there were news about 4/5 suicides within 90 days in a reputed National institute… these kinda things they just sit heavy in your chest in a way you can’t really explain.

another student gone because the pressure became too much and the worst part is how normal this is starting to feel. we read it, we feel bad for a minute, we shake our heads, and then we move on like this is just how things are. but how did we even get here. how did one path become so big that it starts deciding who deserves to feel proud and who should feel like they have failed at life.

these are kids, not machines, not ranks, not numbers on a list. real people who stayed up late, who tried again and again, who carried expectations that were never meant to be this heavy. and somewhere in all of that pressure, they stopped feeling like they had a way out.

that is what breaks me the most. not just the loss but the silence before it, the way someone can be struggling so much and still feel like they cannot say it out loud because everyone around them is only asking about marks, attempts, results. no one is asking are you okay, are you tired, do you need a break. and even if they do, it does not feel like a real option because stopping feels like failure, slowing down feels like losing, choosing a different path feels like disappointing everyone.

so they keep going until they cant. this is not just stress, this is a system that makes people feel like their entire worth fits into one result, and when that result does not go their way it feels like everything is over. it should never feel like that, not for anyone. no exam, no path, no expectation should have this kind of power over a life and no student should feel like disappearing is easier than facing one more day of pressure.

if you are someone going through this right now please hear this, you are not your score, you are not your rank, you are not a failure for needing rest or for choosing something else. your life is bigger than this even if it does not feel like it today.

and if you are someone around these students be softer, be kinder, stop measuring people only by what they achieve, because sometimes what someone really needs is just to feel like they are still enough even without a result.

[modern-ghalib]

Dear Coaching Institutes

Why do you only visit toppers after the results?Why only enter homes where there's celebration, sweets, and smiling parents?

Why not visit the house of that kid who failed? The one who's hiding in his room, feeling like a burden… The one whose parents haven’t spoken a word since the result came out?

You proudly post photos with toppers, praise their effort, meet their families. But what about the one who gave his best too… and still couldn’t make it?

Why don’t you go wipe his tears? Sit with his parents and say, “Please don’t be angry. Your child tried.”

Not every victory is loud. Sometimes, the greatest strength is shown by those who still breathe under the weight of failure.

Celebrate success all you want. But don’t forget the ones who lost everything to this exam, even their self-worth.

[noodls-in-the-bowl]

Incase people start to forget

FUCK YOU NTA

[tere-naal-nachna]

Wdym I could only complete periodic table and P block since morning when I was supposed to complete whole inorganic today 💔

That too I am not sure if I remember this shit or already gone from my mind 🥀

[apollonis-med]

✦ hello! welcome to my little corner of the internet ♡

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goal: neurosurgery 🧠⚕️

here you'll probably find:

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[sue-me-i-wanna-be-wanted]

You've been posting abt the protest a lot, as an outsider can u give me a summary of what it's abt and how it's going? I'm curious and all that I find online is propaganda

hii so sry for the late asf reply i was dying

MORE THAN 20 STUDENTS ENDED UP TAKING THEIR OWN LIVES AND OUR GOVERNEMENT REFUSES TO ACKNOWLEDGE ANY OF IT!

REFUSES TO TAKE RESPOSIBILTY, HOLD DIALOGUES AND JUST KEEPS IGNORING!!!

what you can do right now:

if you are not going to the protests — and most of us can't — please send an email. right now. it takes two minutes.

[email protected]

[email protected]

demand the resignation of education minister dharmendra pradhan. you don't have to write anything long. "i am writing to demand the resignation of dharmendra pradhan over the NEET paper leak and the violence against peaceful protesters on july 20, 2026" is enough.

if you want to support the people on the ground: volunteers at the protest site need supplies. you can send things through blinkit to the jantar mantar / kerala house area, or get in contact with someone there and coordinate directly. the local gurudwara has been housing and feeding many of the protesters — donations there go directly to people who need it. you can also donate to

sachkhandfoundation4073@icici

who are feeding the students and helping them directly at the protest.

link for the post used above

and for the people who are andhbhakts -

update on this post: we now know he's being kept at safdarjung hospital, and has not been allowed to leave, or have access to his phone or the internet. they hv even restricted all contact with his family. they have essentially arrested him for practicing his right to peaceful protest.

IT HAS NOW BEEN 26 DAYS SINCE SONAM WANGCHUK HAS BEEN ON A HUNGER STRIKE !!