kya compititive exam mein fail hona life failure hai ? exam ke kuchh din baaki hai kya karein ?

ugpharmaguide....
In a hypothetical race between a fish and a cow on solid ground, it’s evident who the winner will be. The cow will trample its way to victory while the fish flounders, struggling to breathe. This analogy starkly illustrates the flawed nature of our societal norms when it comes to judging individuals based on their performance in competitive exams.
The Reality of Our Society
In today's society, students are often judged by their marks in competitive exams such as NEET, JEE, IIT, or UPSC. The one who passes these exams is hailed as a genius, while those who don’t are unfairly branded as failures. This method of evaluation disregards individual skills and strengths, enforcing a narrow definition of success.
The Harm of Comparisons
Is this approach really justifiable? When we were born, we were all innocent babies with unique potentials. As we grow, we discover our different qualities and skills. For some, these talents are inherited, but most develop through learning and observation. Comparing a fish to a cow under the same criteria is not only unfair but also detrimental.
A fish excels in water, and a cow thrives on land. Similarly, individuals have unique environments and situations where they can shine. Failing a competitive exam doesn’t mean someone is a loser. These exams should be seen as filters to identify the areas one is meant for, not as definitive measures of worth or intelligence.
Recognizing Individual Talents
It’s crucial to understand that competitive exams are merely one of many ways to gauge skills and potential. They should not be the sole criteria for judging someone's abilities or future success. Instead, we should focus on identifying and nurturing individual strengths and talents.
Everyone is unique, and each person has something valuable to offer. Society should encourage this diversity instead of enforcing a one-size-fits-all standard of success. By doing so, we can create an environment where everyone has the opportunity to thrive in their own way.
Moving Beyond Winners and Losers
The concept of winners and losers is too simplistic. Life is not a race where only the first place matters. It's a journey where each step and experience contributes to personal growth. Remember, you came into existence as a result of a sperm race - you are inherently a winner.
So, let’s move beyond the narrow confines of competitive exam results. Let’s celebrate the unique talents and skills each person brings to the table. After all, a fish doesn’t need to climb a tree to prove its worth, just as a cow doesn’t need to swim to show its value.
- @ugpharmaguide (Manju Verma)
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[@AmazingWorld-ns6cq]

Maam apne reply hi nhi dia last video ka...bataiye na please konsa sahi rahega... veterinary(govt) vs b pharma(Central University) vs btech (gfti) vs bsc from du

[@kishtavlog]

B.pharm Central University

[@AmazingWorld-ns6cq]

@@kishtavlog ok ma'am thank you for the reply...let's see where it goes...many you tubers say to take veterinary over b Pharma and says it doesn't have scope nowadays...so I'm really confused between these two although I have interest in both

[@pharma_paideia]

​@@AmazingWorld-ns6cq don't waste your time in b.pharm

[@Sm_gameplay_YT]

​@@pharma_paideiatoh aur kuchh batao kya karee mein pagal ho Raha huuu

[@AmazingWorld-ns6cq]

@@pharma_paideia why?

[@Sm_gameplay_YT]

Mam after my b pharm what about job in abroad please do a video on it ...❤😢

[@kishtavlog]

Sure

[@Adityathakur077]

Should I do b pharm cuz my 12th is recently completed and I'm thinking about doing b pharm...

[@Sm_gameplay_YT]

Same

[@user-ny3hl8bd7z]

Nursing karu kya mam

[@kishtavlog]

Yes a good choice

[@kishtavlog]

If you get job in government hospital

[@user-ny3hl8bd7z]

Mam apka number plz

[@user-ny3hl8bd7z]

Mam konsa college achha hai nursing ke lia jisme pllacement ho

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Apka number plz😊