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Hi, Based on what you describe, this does not sound like laziness. Laziness usually means lack of interest or concern. In your case, you want to study, worry about your academics, and still perform well, despite studying much less than peers. That pattern suggests a difference in attention regulation and motivation, not a lack of ability or effort. Key points from your history: • You can focus very well when interested • You struggle with sustained, routine studying, especially for exams • You are easily distracted by games/series • This pattern has been present since many years • Despite this, you achieve good marks • Now, with residency, the pressure and worry have increased This profile is commonly seen in adults with ADHD (especially inattentive type) or interest-based attention patterns, rather than a behavioural problem.

Check if you are suffering from Adult ADD (Attention deficit disorder). If not it is likely due to poor interest in studies. No harm getting checked. Good luck.

This doesn’t look like laziness. Your pattern suggests difficulty with attention, motivation, or anxiety, not lack of ability—especially since you’ve done well academically for years. These issues are common and treatable. A proper psychiatric assessment can help clarify and guide simple solutions.