No interest in studies

2019-03-07 09:13:31
No interest in studies. I failed in 3rd standard.I passed 10 and 12th with low grades. Now iam doing bcom. I have no interest in studies but want to study. I plan to study i don't follow it. How to gain interest in studies ? I experience brainfog  and mental fatigue in class during studying. I didn't open book a day before exam . I dream to study but i have no interest in it.why ?
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Answered2019-03-07 16:13:12

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What are your other interests? Have you tried pursuing them? There could be a possibility that by personality your interest do not lie in bookish studies but you could be good in application. Can you specify more. Many a times we find that kids have average iq or learning disability but it's never identified and the child continues to perform poorly. Since in our country getting a degree is a must hence work hard this last time and get through your graduation. After which do some professional training in area of your interest.
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kindly get and IQ test done. get a career interest assessment done to find the exact area where you can do well professionally.
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think of all activities you love to do you are passionate about. for all those, see if you have talent, skills or not. then list out for each what minimum qualifications skillset required accordingly select and pursue. do some social work, volunteer yourself to good projects in your area. this will improve your self esteem and sense of responsibility.

Answered2019-03-07 12:13:10

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