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Asked by Anonymous - Jul 14, 2024Hindi
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Sir, I am very lazy and I have too much backlogs How can I complete make myself to do hardwork I am preparing for 12th boards and Jee

Ans: Lazy and lethargic are two different zones... We all can be lazy at times.

It's important not to be lethargic, this is a condition, caused by callous attitude... This is detrimental to your academic backlogs..!?

Be aware and awake to yourself, don't take thing's for granted!


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