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Asked by Anonymous - Aug 05, 2024Hindi
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I am feeling guilty for copying in my state entrance exam and getting good rank , I feel I don't worth that , I fear I may leave that college , i already copied in my 10 th exam and got good college then I left it idk why , i am getting very bad intrusive thoughts , I feel very stressed rn pls help me

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
It's great that you are aware of why you feel the way that you feel...Since you have understood and feel bad for cheating, I am sure that this will direct you towards actually studying and writing exams. So, manage your thoughts by now putting down a plan and schedule study times with a goal at the end.
Surround yourself with people who have strong academic goals and know how to reach them; that will help you focus better.
So, rather than worrying over what has happened, think of how to direct your thoughts towards goals.

All the best!
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