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I lost Ugc Net by 1 question

21/07/25 (Monday)- the day began with nervousness about the UGC NET JUNE 2025 Result, i was confident that i will clear NET this time, but the world had other plans for me, i cried cried cried, kyuki NET wasn’t with me, I was disqualified because of one question (2marks), cut off was 226 and i scored 224. it felt unfair, because i was a general category candidate and other Ews/Obc etc got JRF and…

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My Anxiety before UGC NET JRF 2025 JUNE

I’m scared! anxious, nervous and all synoyms of the previous words. Psychology- the subject i’ve studied before and still studying is aching my heart, kyuki yeh kyu nahi ho rha hai. I’ve given this exam twice and couldn’t clear it. I’m having the gut feeling that i’ll clear this exam with JRF this time. But why am i anxious, in previous two attempts, i was okay, not panicking but it’s different…

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You did it Nikku

And my first job ended at 4 PM on a random Friday 🥹. Never thought, AIIMS will select me but here i’m working as clinical psychologist for a research project with cancer patients at AIIMS Delhi❤️

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🥹 Interview

Dear Diary, Today (24.02.2025) was nothing short of frustrating and disheartening. I had been preparing for this interview at AIIMS Delhi for so long, knowing how prestigious and competitive the institution is. I had gone over my notes, anticipated possible questions, and mentally prepared myself for a deep, challenging discussion. But when my turn finally came, everything unfolded in a way I…

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A Day in Life in Amsterdam

I wake up in my cozy Amsterdam apartment, sunlight streaming through the windows and the gentle sound of bicycles passing by. The fresh morning air fills the space, and I feel energized for the day ahead. I start with a rejuvenating Pilates session at a studio nearby. The movements feel grounding, and the view of the canals through the large windows reminds me of how far I’ve come. love…

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At least, I tried ❤️

I woke up today, even though my bed felt too comfortable to leave. The world outside seemed daunting, but I still got up, stretched, and faced it. At least, I tried. I went for an opportunity, even though I had no idea where I’d land. The uncertainty made my heart race, but I stepped forward anyway. At least, I tried. i still went to gym, after cancelling a class. At least I went and gave my…

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Dear 25 year old

jayant gifted youu last year You’re 25 now. Can you believe it? A whole year has passed since I wrote this letter, and I wonder—where are you? Are you in Germany, finally pursuing your PhD? Have you walked through the university where psychology’s first lab was built? Have you met the great psychologists you once dreamed of working with? Or did life take you on a different path? Are you deep…

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Maybe 23

Dear Diary, My 23rd birthday was a mess. The first time I ever cried on my birthday. Not because of anything dramatic, but because going out for dinner felt like a financial burden on my parents. We were going through a tough time, and for the first time, I truly felt it. ty jayant I was in my final semester of my master’s in clinical psychology, turning 23, feeling weird about growing up.…

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Things Aren’t Working Out for Me

I wake up every morning and check my emails before my eyes fully adjust to the light. Refresh, refresh, refresh. Nothing. Just newsletters I don’t remember subscribing to and discount codes for things I can’t afford. I tell myself not to care, but my heart still sinks every time. maybe my life is being failure or i’ll something much bigger I’ve lost count of how many PhD applications I’ve…

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Before I Have a Daughter

maybe not have one! Before I have a daughter, I want to learn how to love myself. Not in the surface-level way where I post affirmations I don’t believe, but in the quiet, unshakable way that feels like coming home. I want her to grow up knowing that loving yourself doesn’t mean being perfect—it means forgiving your own messes, laughing at your quirks, and showing up anyway. I want to travel to…

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2024 Recap

Actually, I am still figuring it out The year began with textbooks and deadlines—fourth semester, masters. The New Year came and went, but it didn’t feel like anything new, only heavier. Exams loomed, and I rushed through January like it was something to escape. My birthday arrived in February, and for the first time, I cried. Loudly. Not the happy tears people hope for but the kind that comes…

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A 23-Year-Old Girl, A Job She Didn’t Want, and a Life She Didn’t Plan

First Job? or Time Waste; only time will see At 23, I had no idea what I was doing with my life. Fresh out of college with a master’s degree in psychology, I thought I’d have more time to figure things out. Maybe even take a break. Honestly, I didn’t want to dive straight into work. I wanted to breathe, explore myself, and grow into the person I was supposed to be. I wanted to make my podcasy…

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Love Blooms in Unexpected Places: A Therapist's Tale

I still remember those days as an intern, stepping into the hospital for the first time. The distinct smell of disinfectant hung heavy in the air, a sharp counterpoint to the gentle hum of fluorescent lights overhead. White corridors stretched endlessly, each doorway a portal into a different story of struggle and hope. Yet, within those walls, I witnessed love blossom in the most unexpected…

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My Favourite Lines from K-Dramas as a Psychologist

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Anwering Prompts

What are your thoughts on the concept of living a very long life? Life is pretty wild, right? Back when I was in fifth grade, it was all about toys and playing with friends, thinking I was the coolest. But as we grow up, life’s meaning changes. Now, thinking about living a super long life feels like a big goal. Yet, for me, today is more important than tomorrow. Living a very long life is not…

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A Love Letter to History: Cherishing the Tapestry of Time

In a world often captivated by the hustle of the present and the promises of the future, there exists a realm that offers solace, inspiration, and endless fascination – the corridors of the past. History is not just a subject, but a cherished companion, a guide, and a source of timeless wisdom. The Power of Stories History, for many, is a collection of stories that transcend the boundaries of…

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Lanes Of My Childhood

Nostalgia hit hard revisiting my childhood home. The swing, the laughter—it all rushed back. Life's chaotic, beautiful journey captured in memories. 💖 #NostalgiaTrip 🏡

The city was the same, yet different. As I stood in front of my childhood apartment, an awkward nostalgia washed over me, carrying me back to a time when the lanes were longer, the feet were smaller, and the world was a playground of endless possibilities. A few days ago, I had the privilege of revisiting the place that held the secrets of my growing years. Entering the apartment felt like…