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I interact with people at school, but I do not feel that I have a close friend with whom I can comfortably share my worries or problems.

When I see other students posting about marks, competitions, travel, or achievements, I start feeling that I am not doing enough with my own life.

I often underestimate how much time revision will take. When the exam gets close, I become stressed because I still have too much syllabus left.

When I get poor marks, I start believing that my efforts are not working. I find it difficult to begin studying again even though I know I need to improve.

I want to enjoy my work, but financial security is also important to me. I need a way to evaluate careers using both personal interest and realistic opportunities.

I set very high standards for myself and become disappointed when I make mistakes. Even good results sometimes do not feel good enough.

I can understand a chapter while studying, but when I try to recall it later I forget many important points. I want to improve my retention and revision method.

I know my skills and can answer questions while practicing alone, but during interviews I become nervous and have difficulty explaining myself clearly.

A simple homework task can take me a long time because I keep checking my phone or changing activities. I want to improve my ability to finish one task at a time.

I want to study further, but I am concerned about tuition fees, living costs, and other expenses. I want to understand how to plan realistically without giving up on my goals.

When something I worked hard for fails, I keep thinking about what went wrong and find it difficult to move forward. I want to become better at handling setbacks.

I study hard when exams are close, but during normal weeks I struggle to maintain consistent effort. I want to develop discipline rather than depending only on last-minute pressure.