A young man’s heart-wrenching letter about his struggles with the NEET exam has touched a lot of people online. He poured his feelings into a handwritten note that he shared on Reddit, describing the pain and shame of failing twice.
The 21-year-old confessed that despite passing his 12th grade, he never wanted to pursue a career in pharmacy. He was aiming to become a doctor, but the repeated failures have left him feeling lost and defeated. He writes about the growing pressure at home and the feeling that he’s letting his parents down.
The letter reads like a cry for help, ending with a question that haunts many young people: “Can I do something about this or just let the time heal?”
The internet reacted with understanding and support. Hundreds of people shared their own stories of struggle and offered words of encouragement.
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| Keep trying and don’t give up on your dreams. |
| Remember, you are not your failures. |
| Take care of your mental health; it’s important. |
| Analyze your mistakes and learn from them. |
Many readers shared their own experiences of failing the NEET exam. They talked about the immense pressure they felt and the toll it took on their mental health.
This letter sparked a vital conversation about the challenges faced by young students in India. It shines a light on the importance of mental health and the need for support during difficult times.
