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Major Probem Students face

students are the main attraction to be in depression and find many problem every now and then , there many types of problems which is being faced by students .

 As a student i know the situation very well . so i will write this in a go no speed break nothing , all my emotions

problems faced by students
students in a class


so here are some of the MAJOR problems faced by a student

1.RUNNING TIME

Time runs so fast & also it waits for none . In the given time period of time one has to live happily , do exercise , play , keeping health maintained also & study and beside all this , one has to take some time out for family & society .

    But as a student it is next to impossible to maintain the time management and this cost us chaos , and this chaos is formed with a contribution of both students & parents like starting from the day ahead , wake up even your sleep is not adequate , then do some heavy weight exercise with your school bag , then breakfast , which is skipped by most of the students & during recess we all eat like monster from each other's lunch boxes .

this time is not good to have a meal. seriously then tuition BLAH! BLAH! .

How To Deal With It 

just make sure about your limits, how much you can do & how much time you can invest in studies & living your dreams & a life . full of happiness , don't strike yourself yourself every where , like tuition , parties & other events if not necessary conserve your time & energy.


2.Financial


Most of us say & believe this is only faced by parents 7 Guardian , that how to deal with the study . expenses , but it effects students also , if you are smart enough to feel the pain of expenses & the Burden on your Parents . All of us know that study is costlier than ever but we have to deal with it .

How To Deal With It 


Try to save money , make a schedule like Ask your Parents to give you money regularly like 10 , 20 ,50 as per limits . and save it if you save 10 rupees daily you will get 300 rupees a month then if you collect 50 rupees daily you will get  1500 rupees a month . but don't waste these money .

try to earn money by investing time but don't try some shitty ideas of online surveys .try to take tuition , free lancing & other thing for quick money .


3.Depression

Depression is the problem every  student face actually now & then , every Saturday , in every period , every test , every results & this needs to be changed , and in increasing stress level the whole society contributes in it , Straight from our parents to the people who didn't know well , depression can cost us a lot like degrading moral values , Bad  Health, bad thoughts & sometime cost us our own life . to tackle this we sometime listen music , watch movies or indulge in gossips , but this is all temporary & can give relief  for a short period of time .

Tackle This

Try to limit your tensions make this all a habit to do work & then left this don't think about it Again & Again  the main reason is we all think about the Bad result not about the good result or having a great time so just try to think good like a new born baby , nothing bad . 

BOARD EXAMS - This Exams is one of the thing that cause severe Depression , Now I am Writing , I am in a Big Tension as my result are coming , so i know How it feels , I don't know what i am feeling right now In my Head which is know heavy , Every where i feel something not good , but there are some people always trying to contact my parents about my result & keep irritating me . I don't know why they do this .

So there are more but for today it's a lot for me to write 


so be happy , blessed , educated  and don't pursue marks but knowledge .

 

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