Don't Work On Unimportant Tasks
Often, we find it difficult to move on from difficult topics and feel guilty or helpless for not understanding these topics fully. Even after trying your best you are not able to figure out a topic, try to shift to the topics that you find easier. Time is crucial and getting stuck with a few topics can not only hamper your self-confidence but also end up wasting your crucial time. Take action and start working on the items at the top of the list to boost your confidence and overall marks.
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