really scared about failing medical school exams
I go to a london medical school and it's one of the tougher medical schools, especially when it comes to exams
This year I started revising a little too late and I feel very unconfident about these exams, I haven't even covered all the content yet and exams are in 1.5 weeks. I haven't even revised for the first one 😭
i literally can't sleep or revise bc the worry is just hindering me from doing anything
i passed last year but only by like 12-13% above the pass mark for each exam ahhhhh
This year I started revising a little too late and I feel very unconfident about these exams, I haven't even covered all the content yet and exams are in 1.5 weeks. I haven't even revised for the first one 😭
i literally can't sleep or revise bc the worry is just hindering me from doing anything
i passed last year but only by like 12-13% above the pass mark for each exam ahhhhh
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