Frustrated by the Indian Education System?

I hear you, and I share your deep disappointment with the recent events in the Indian education system. These incidents should not have happened in the first place. However, they have highlighted serious issues of transparency, integrity, and fairness within our National Testing Agency.

I have been a part of this as well. I took the NEET-UG exam in 2019 and the NET exam this year, only to learn a day later that it was canceled. I understand how much a student needs to sacrifice for that one exam that is supposed to determine their future.

Many of us now feel cheated by these exams. Our teachers always told us to study hard, focus on just one seat that is meant for us, and not worry about the competition. Now, these events have shown us how that one seat is not just affected by competition but also by corruption.

What you are feeling is valid, but it’s important to be mindful of the behaviors you engage in.

Consider this conversation with yourself:

“I am disappointed in the system, and there are a lot of emotions inside me because of this. I have a choice to continue feeling like this or to channel this energy into my development. So, I choose to do something productive, something that will make me proud later.

Dear self, please support me like you always do.”

It’s essential to channel these uneasy emotions into productive actions. By doing so, you can make the most out of this situation and keep yourself on track.

Considering these events, many psychology professionals and organizations are offering discounts on their counseling sessions right now. Check them out.

If you want to talk with me about these emotions, we can have a brief counseling session or more, depending on your needs. I’m just a “Hi” away.

With empathy and understanding,

Ambidextrous Anmol

Psychology Professional Propelled by Passion, Positivity, & Purpose