2/3 of my A-level subjects are reformed meaning I only had to sit AS exams in one subject this year which took place a month ago and ever since I walked out the exam I haven't been able to stop thinking about it. I know it's stupid since I can't do anything about it now but I keep convincing myself I've failed and I just keep worrying about re-sits and how it'll impact my predicted grades and letting people down I just can't keep it out of my mind and I don't know what to do.
2/3 of my A-level subjects are reformed meaning I only had to sit AS exams in one subject this year which took place a month ago and ever since I walked out the exam I haven't been able to stop thinking about it. I know it's stupid since I can't do anything about it now but I keep convincing myself I've failed and I just keep worrying about re-sits and how it'll impact my predicted grades and letting people down I just can't keep it out of my mind and I don't know what to do.
Any advice?
I know how it feels to be unable to stop thinking about something which gets you down very quickly...
Distract yourself with revision or TV or exercise or anything really.