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can't wait for these fuck all exams to be over so that I can finally watch season two of arcane in peace
#genuinely pissed off too#because I've been so heavily spoiled#which may be a me problem BUT STILL#i watched s1 in 2021 I CAN'T LET THESE BOARD EXAMS STOP ME but here we are#quinn quotes
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inspired by @cupidsturnz
⋆˙⟡ ANIMES
mha, cote, aot , fairytail, pokemon, digimon, jjk, chainsaw man, dbz, maid sama, noragami, naruto, haikyuu, dinosaur king, snow white with the red hair, kamisama kiss, inazuma eleven, yugioh zexal, spyxfamily
⋆˙⟡TV SHOWS/MOVIES/KDRAMAS
highschool musical, mean girls, milly & molly, monster high, mlp, mlp equestria girls, PINY, miraculous ladybug, moana, marvel, little einsteins, littlest pet shop, lilo & stich, jessie, httyd, harry potter, true beauty, gilmore girls, frozen, encanto, dance mums, descendants, clueless, alice in wonderland, barbie princess charm skl, bratz, barbie space adventure, barbie life in the dreamhouse, ben & holly little kingdom, apple and onion, TAWOG, adventure time, zombies (disney movie), princess protection program, all of us are dead, KUWTK, kc undercover, lolirock, madeline, real housewives of atlanta, stardarlings, single's inferno, love island uk season 10&11, winx club, totally spies, sofia the first, super why, the summer i turned pretty, the loud house, victorious, wild child, wreck it wralph, turning red, the thundermans, stuck in the middle, euphoria, ever after high, love island usa, the next stop, arcane, studio ghibli, atsv, alice in borderland, ninjago, dubai bling
⋆˙⟡ BOOK/FANFICS/COMICS
the wishing chair, dork diaries, geek girl, lore olympus, i love yoo, the spinister club series, aot college au fanfic (irresistable), teach me to please, diary of a wimpy kid, (most of my wattpad library), school bus graveyard, homesick, winter moon, the cursed princess club, not your typical reincarnation story, second lead syndrome, love n' life, marionetta
⋆˙⟡ IMPROVED CRs/TIME-BASED DRs
2022 summer dr, vsco girl, quarantine dr (basically reliving quarantine by covid isnt dangerous in this dr), 2021 autumn/winter dr, 2023 dr, sixth form dr #1 (2023) 2025 exam szn dr, sixth form dr #2 (2024), nolstalgic moments in my childhood, teenage romance dr, 2000s romcom dr w/ a twist, victorian dr, 2010s dr, dr based on some of my dreams, dr based on a childhood game i use to play w/ my siblings
⋆˙⟡ CAREER-BASED/THEMED DRs
fame dr, katseye 7th member, bts 8th member, blackpink dr, marine biologist, streamer dr, kpop soloist dr, model dr, farm-life dr, time-traveller dr, 2010s youtuber dr, nsfw dr, niche spotify dr, hype house dr, private school dr, darbie show dr, cottagecore living dr, cyber world living dr, living in a fairytale island dr, boarding skl dr, royalty dr, princess diaries, summer romance dr, living by a beach dr, space travellers dr, uni dr, college life dr, singer dating a famous footballer, influencer dr, roaring 20s dr, uconn basketball team dr
⋆˙⟡ AUs/COMBO DRs
dr where me and the bakusquad groupshift, fantasty medieval mha au, fairytail highschool au, monster high x mlp x ever afterhigh x stardarlings dr, arcane x fairytail dr, quarantine in my mha dr, moshi monsters x binweevils, hogwarts x jjk
⋆˙⟡ DRs based on games
roblox (being in a 2020 bloxburg family), poptropica, school of dragons, animal jam, sims 4, pokemon XY, animal crossing, moshi monsters, avakin life, imvu, genshin impact, splatoon dr
⋆˙⟡ WAITING ROOMS
mansion wr w/ enchanted garden, christmas town wr, beach house wr
(a/n: this is not a complete list of my drs, these are all the drs i wrote down/remember from the top of my head; i have a complete list of all my drs in my wr)
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#dwuelette#dwuelette drs#4d reality#loa blog#loa tumblr#loassblog#loassumption#loablr#pure consciousness#shifting#reality shifter#shifting blog#shifting community#shifting diary#shifting motivation#reality shifting#shiftblr#shifters#shifting antis dni#dr intro#shifttok
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So I used to write a bunch on fanfiction back in 2021 (Oliver x Reader and Ryder x Reader on here and Buddie and Albert x Ravi on AO3, I'm embarrassed of myself too)
But lately that desire to write is coming back (10 days before my 12th grade board exams. Excellent timing) and I really want to write for buddie.
So what I want to ask is... does anyone have any prompts? Even lil drabble prompts in my asks would be amazing, I just need that lil shove.
Ok byee
Btw im indian-bi-disaster on AO3.
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Understanding American College Test Results: A Comprehensive Overview
In the USA, standardized checking out has long been a cornerstone of university admissions. From the SAT (Scholastic Assessment Test) to the ACT (American College Testing), these exams aim to measure a scholar’s readiness for college-level work. The results from these checks have historically performed a good sized function in determining a pupil’s eligibility for admission to various schools and universities. However, the landscape is changing, and the role of take a look at outcomes is being reevaluated with the aid of educators, policymakers, and students alike.
how to interpret American college test results

What Are American College Tests?
These tests determine a student’s capabilities in areas together with analyzing comprehension, arithmetic, grammar, and, in a few cases, scientific reasoning and essay writing. Typically taken by high college juniors and seniors, the rankings from these exams are submitted in conjunction with university applications.
SAT Overview:
Scored on a scale of four hundred to 1600
Two predominant sections: Evidence-Based Reading and Writing (ERW) and Math
Optional Essay (discontinued after June 2021)
Administered by means of the College Board
ACT Overview:
Four sections: English, Math, Reading, and Science
Optional Writing Test
Administered through ACT, Inc.
The Role of Test Results in Admissions
For a long time, high test scores had been considered a robust indicator of educational potential and have been frequently seen as a ticket to prestigious establishments. Admissions officers used them along GPAs, extracurricular sports, letters of advice, and private essays to evaluate candidates.
In many aggressive faculties, check ratings have historically served as an preliminary screening mechanism. For instance, college students with underneath-average ratings is probably removed early inside the technique, no matter different strengths. Conversely, high rankings may want to bolster an software and catch up on different areas that were not as robust.
Test effects also motivated scholarships and financial aid choices. Merit-based scholarships regularly protected a minimal test score requirement, making the checks critical now not best for admission but also for affordability.
Recent Trends in Test Results
In current years, there was a shift in how take a look at consequences are considered. Several factors have contributed to this converting landscape:
Test-Optional Movement: Over 1,800 faculties and universities within the U.S. Have followed take a look at-optional rules, which means college students can pick out whether or not to publish SAT or ACT scores. This motion gained momentum during the COVID-19 pandemic while take a look at dates have been canceled or postponed nationwide.
Score Declines: The average scores on each the SAT and ACT have seen slight declines in latest years. The College Board and ACT, Inc. Characteristic this to more than one factors, together with academic disruptions, mental fitness challenges, and increased diversity within the check-taking populace.
Holistic Admissions: More schools are adopting a holistic overview manner, which considers the whole pupil in place of focusing closely on check results. This includes comparing management roles, community carrier, unique abilities, and lifestyles experiences.
Socioeconomic Bias: Critics argue that take a look at effects reflect socioeconomic status greater than educational potential. Students from wealthier backgrounds often have get right of entry to to high-priced check guidance publications, tutors, and resources which can notably enhance rankings.
Cultural Bias: Some query whether the assessments are culturally biased, potentially disadvantaging college students from minority backgrounds. Language and content may also want certain agencies, main to disparities in overall performance.
Stress and Mental Health: The strain to carry out well on a unmarried exam can take a toll on students’ mental health. High-stakes testing environments can exacerbate tension and make contributions to burnout.
Questionable Predictive Value: Research suggests that while standardized take a look at scores correlate with first-12 months college performance, they may be not usually strong predictors of long-time period achievement. High faculty GPA is often a better indicator of a student’s capability to persist and graduate.
Alternatives to Traditional Testing
With mounting worries approximately the fairness and effectiveness of standardized checks, numerous options had been proposed or implemented:
Test-Blind Admissions: A step past take a look at-non-compulsory, take a look at-blind guidelines suggest that colleges do now not take into account check scores at all, even supposing submitted. Institutions just like the University of California gadget have followed this technique.
Portfolio-Based Admissions: Some colleges allow students to post portfolios showcasing their work, together with research papers, art, or initiatives, rather than check rankings.
Interviews and Personal Statements: Greater emphasis is being located on interviews and personal essays to assess a pupil’s person, motivation, and fit for the organization.
Class Rank and GPA: Schools may prioritize academic overall performance over time—inclusive of cumulative GPA or magnificence rank—over a single standardized degree.
The Future of College Testing
The debate over the relevance of standardized take a look at effects continues. Some educators advise for an entire overhaul of the device, while others agree with that the tests, if reformed, can nonetheless provide value. There is also a developing movement toward designing extra equitable tests that don't forget extraordinary getting to know patterns and life studies.
Technological improvements might also shape the future of checking out. Online adaptive checking out, wherein the difficulty of questions adjusts based totally on preceding answers, could provide a extra customized and accurate degree of scholar capability. Additionally, new gear for assessing tender capabilities, along with emotional intelligence and teamwork, may want to supplement educational metrics.
Student Perspectives
From the scholar perspective, the shift away from obligatory trying out has been both a alleviation and a source of misunderstanding. While a few admire the flexibility and reduced stress, others locate the dearth of clean standards annoying. With so many schools adopting extraordinary regulations—take a look at-elective, take a look at-bendy, or take a look at-blind—it can be hard for college kids to strategize their programs.
Students who are robust take a look at-takers can also nonetheless benefit from filing scores, mainly if applying to aggressive applications. On the alternative hand, college students who conflict with standardized assessments may also focus on strengthening other factors in their application.
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hey it's me! well you probably don't know who i am but i know you. tho, that's not really the point of this anon. the point is, i need some advice and idk who else to go to and you are like a big sis to me. i know i could have just directly come to you but it just felt rather embarassing especially this particular topic. so here we are on anon.
anyway, so this is about this guy i used to have a crush on back in high school... imma give you some background story and thrn come to the my current situation.
and also, to avoid confusion, in case i come back here with an update to this story, i shall use 🍋🟩 as my identity.
alright, so this started back in 2021. i was in 11th grade and prep-ing for my dream college and had joint a coaching institute like any other desi kid in this nation. and one fine day, 6 months into the foundation course, there was this boy, a new admission in my batch. and he was hot. well not exactly, at least not at first. he was this entitled asshole who thought that the world revolved around him.
and well, in a way... it kinda did. cuz like, almost every other girl had a crush on him. heck, i did too. and i, for the love of god and the life in me, COULD NOT TELL WHY. like yeah, he was an entitled asshole WHO WAS HOMOPHOBIC (i am bisexual), he was still yk charming. like not in a flirty way. but yk, in that playful cheary boyish way. and he was also considerate. i was an absolute introvert, hated talking. well, initially... and he made and effort to talk to me. to include me. like he didn't have to, yk cuz who even was i? i wasn't even nearly as popular as him, but he still did. and just like that, we were friends. but that's all we ever were. cuz he had a girlfriend. or, more like, a girl he had an on-and-off thing going on and i obviously had no place in it.
and then came the time I like to refer to as "The War". yk entrance exams? it was 2023, and now since entrance exams and boards were all finally over, we didn't really have a reason to go to coaching anymore, did we? the only thing we could do, was wait... and wait... and wait... and wait we did. until the results came out. i got in, he didn't. so he chose to go to a private college while i went to our my dream college. and then we grew apart... we only talked like twice a year when we went back home and our friend group met up for a reunion after every semester. we still followed (and still do) eachother on our instagrams but we hardly ever talked. but every time i met him, i could tell he had changed as a person. he was cool now. like not in the popular hot guy kinda way. i mean obviously, but also yk, like he'd grown as a person. yk, homophobia who? like he was wearing black nailpolish the last time we met and trust me when i say, pre college me would have laughed in your face if you had told her he wore nailpolish and pre college him would have called police on you. and me, i... well i won't say i'm not an introvert, but i do talk now, amongst other things.
what i'm trying to say is, we had both had grown into different, more accepting people (he's also developed an alcohol and weed addiction but that's pretty much everyone ik these days).
and we reconnected recently... which brings me back to my current situation... which is... that i may be developing a crush on him again, except he's a mature 21 year old man now, who's hotter. and i like talking to him. like yaar samajho na, wo saamne se baat karta hai every time 😭😭 like we live states apart, but he still makes concious effort to talk to me... not every day cuz it's barely been a few weeks since we started properly talking again... but he's always got something to talk to me about. and ik that's bare minimum but i really enjoy talking to him. and i don't feel judged. and the best part? HE DOESN'T HAVE ULTERIOR MOTIVES— okay idk maybe he might? but i highly doubt that. (this is the traumatized-by-dating-apps part of me speaking, you can ignore this).
anyway so yeah, i don't think if i wanna fall down that rabbit hole again but... 🦋🦋🦋🦋 this is a cry for help
you don't have to answer this if you don't want to, I'll understand.
- 🍋🟩
bhai bhai bhai listen okay i get it he improved & you think you're attracted to this improved version of him but he loves states apart you guys have busy schedules ofc it's great that he's changed but you don't know how much how he acts everyday ++ you cannot keep falling back on same person again & again if something were to happen it'll happen you're attracted this idea safer farther away version of him ok love will always find you over & over again take it from me long distance can & most definitely will fuck you up the waiting for calls the rare meetings not being able to tone on texts sometimes people get tired they don't want to call everyday all those doubts. it is just a crush it'll pass always remember to remind yourself that no man worth losing your sleep over & most of them have ulterior motives sadly yeah ++ he still sounds iffy to me. this is your that feeling single & fixating on one person phase trust me give it few months & you'll look back at it realising how stupid & doomed it was okay DO NOT LET HIM SWEET TALK YOU INTO LDR
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Top of the Board
by khloyaaa
Caitlyn stood frozen in the doorway of the bakery, staring at Vi in a maroon apron.
"Huh," Vi said, one eyebrow raised in her direction. "Didn’t think I’d see you slumming it in Zaun, cupcake."
Caitlyn’s voice caught in her throat. "I—I needed WiFi."
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As the face of the Kirraman name, daughter of high Piltovan Senator Cassandra Kirraman prides herself in her school status as student council president, tennis captain, and in general being the absolute academic powerhouse that she is— well that was, until Violet Lanes moved into her final year at the Academy.
Seemingly without a care, the annoyingly attractive pink-haired girl has managed to go neck for neck with Caitlyn in every exam the past half year despite not showing an inkling of control over her what in Caitlyn's eye is absolutely unacceptable behaviour.
To most this is admirable. To Caitlyn? Well, she thinks she might die if she doesn't throw the other girl of a roof soon . . . or in her bed.
Everything changes however when a fight with her mother sends Caitlyn out of her pristine upper-class world into the streets of Zaun when she stumbles across a cozy bakery where, to her shock, Vi is working behind the counter.
Words: 1608, Chapters: 1/?, Language: English
Fandoms: Arcane: League of Legends (Cartoon 2021)
Rating: Explicit
Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
Categories: F/F
Characters: Caitlyn (League of Legends), Vi (League of Legends), Ekko (League of Legends), Jinx (League of Legends), Jayce (League of Legends), Mel Medarda, Sky (Arcane: League of Legends), Vander (League of Legends), Cassandra Kiramman, Tobias Kiramman
Relationships: Caitlyn/Vi (League of Legends)
Additional Tags: Alternate Universe, Alternate Universe - High School, Academic Rivals to Lovers, Enemies to Lovers, Porn With Plot, Sexual Tension, Part time baker Vi, Light Angst, Angst with a Happy Ending, Attempt at Humor, Jealous Caitlyn (League of Legends), They switch because i said so, Top Caitlyn (League of Legends), Top Vi (League of Legends), Bottom Vi (League of Legends), Bottom Caitlyn (League of Legends), Top Caitlyn truther writes bottom caitlyn, When you can't beat the hot new girl in exams so you opt to fuck her in a empty classroom instead.
Read on A03. from AO3 works tagged ‘Caitlyn/Vi (League of Legends)’
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Hello? Is anybody there?
It’s 2025 and life happened.
2021- finished my Internal Medicine residency (COVID batch)
2022- passed the diplomate exams, finally a board-certified Internist… same year I ran away from a wedding.
2023- struggled to start a new life somewhere where no one knows me. It was hard. Got into another fellowship training program for subspecialization.
2024- got into running, finished two marathons. (While being a senior fellow)
2025- chief fellow era. Currently typing this in between patients.
*Life is still sad and unfair, but it is still up to you to make it happy.

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How can I cut off one person from a group of friends and keep the others?
One of my friends (Abby) has been quite bitchy to me since my birthday last year. They've always been a bit abrupt, but I didn't know them very well or hang out with them very much until mid 2021. At that point, a group of five, including me and Abby, started doing a group activity once a month.
Until December 2022, Abby's abruptness wasn't too much to handle and rarely seemed vicious.
It started when I said that I was on the waiting list to see a specialist for an autism diagnosis. She said "You don't have autism" in a really dismissive way. BTW, she's not qualified to diagnose this and has not told me that she has a diagnosis of autism. Also, in my country, you don't get on the waiting list without first seeing your GP and doing a initial exam and providing testimony from longtime friends/family.
The other person there, who was a friend of Abby (not me at the time), had to defend me by explaining that not all people with autism look like Sheldon Cooper because I was too shocked to say anything.
Since then, Abby has also complained that she finds it stressful to plan stuff with me. (She wanted to watch this specific film and I couldn't find it at the library or on streaming, so I wanted to know if she wanted me to buy it and she kept saying "Can we talk about this later?" The problem is that it would take two days for the dvd to ship and it was a week between her asking me to watch this film with her and the date we picked.) I struggle with plans being changed at the last minute, like for instance if the film hadn't arrived, and we had to move the day we were watching.
She never told me that her cousin had the dvd and she was just borrowing it from her. If she'd said this, I wouldn't have sent her a few separate messages trying to get her to respond about whether I should buy the dvd.
Abby spoke about someone she knew with diagnosed autism and how they had been telling her about their plans because they like to make plans in advance. I said that I could relate to that and she said to me "it's not the same".
Despite me saying that I have problems with plans being cancelled, especially last minute, she has cancelled on me several times for individual meet ups. Once, she said she was just leaving the house and then rang back five minutes later to cancel because she had anxiety and another time we were supposed to watch a film over Zoom when I had Covid. She rang me and cancelled at the time we were supposed to start. There have also been numerous times when we were going swimming that she's cancelled within an hour of our pool booking.
Abby also has been bitchy about me going to an animal sanctuary in a foreign country and getting a picture with one of the wild animals. (I know that animals should never be used for entertainment, but the sanctuary makes a lot of money to look after the animals by charging tourists for a minute long interaction just after the animal has been fed.)
She's also been very vocal about thinking I'm a bad person for going to a murder mystery event at a bar which is (probably) named for Jack the Ripper. The bar is not themed for Jack the Ripper and is actually based around horror movies. When I told her that, she just said "I've made my point and dont wish to talk about it anymore".
She's also snapped at me quite a bit for things like tapping the best card to play in a board game after she specifically asked and the other players were trying to stick by the rules.
So does anyone have any tips about cutting Abby off and keeping the rest of my friend group?
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Anna Marie Tendler is a complicated woman, and my feelings after reading her memoir are complicated too.
TW: mentions of psychiatric hospitals, self-harm, suidicial ideation, disordered eating, depression, anxiety, general discussion of mental illness
“Men Have Called Her Crazy: A Memoir” follows artist Anna Marie Tendler in early 2021 as she voluntarily “checked herself into a psychiatric hospital following a year of crippling anxiety, depression and self-harm.” At this time, she is also mid-divorce with comedian John Mulaney, which is likely a significant reason why a lot of people wanted to read this book (spoiler: he isn’t mentioned explicitly, this is her story.)
The subject matter of this book is heavy. Tendler discusses her long history of depression, anxiety, self-harm by cutting herself with scissors, disordered eating, suicidal ideation, her difficult relationship with her mother, her storied dating history, her career high and lows, and her struggle to get the mental health support she truly needed.
The memoir bounces back and forth between her time in the hospital and “how did I get here moments,” often focused on her past relationships with men, frequently where there is an unequal power balance due to age or financial status.
The sections of the book focused on the hospital offered a unique perspective on what getting a mental health diagnosis/diagnoses can entail and the liberation you can feel when you finally have a name for what you’ve been struggling with.
Upon receiving her formal diagnoses Tendler tells her doctor, “I’ve learned so much and I’ve gotten so much out of hearing words put to the emotions I’ve been experiencing throughout the course of my life.” That validation is so important when you’re struggling with your mental health, and I appreciated the openness of those moments throughout the book. I’ll admit I even cried a couple times.
Critics have called the book too “male-centered,” but given the title, and the anxieties that Tendler is working through in her mental health journey related to past trauma, I believe that there was a choice to structure the memoir the way Tendler did.
However, it’s clear Tendler hates men. She discusses this at length throughout the book. She doesn’t trust the male doctors at the hospital. She doesn’t want to talk to the male patients at mealtimes. She mentions she’d prefer to have daughters if she were to have children. When she’s a year into her recovery process and starts dating again - she is disappointed by the men she meets.
I’ll admit, I did find this to be a bit much. While she certainly detailed some difficult past relationships with men, the amount of vitriol didn’t seem quite justified without a bit more context. Believe me, I know we live in a patriarchal society, and it hurts us all (yes, men, too), but I found this motif to be one of the least interesting Tendler explores.
Another sticking point for some readers is how Tendler discusses her career, which has not followed a traditional arc. She went to cosmetology school but never passed the board exams, so she was a shampoo girl. She studied photography for a bit. She designed Victorian lampshades. She has a master’s degree in costume studies. To her credit, she admits that she has often depended on her romantic partners' income and acknowledges the privilege in that.
I’ve seen a chorus of reviews stating that Tendler should “get a real job” or a reality check of some kind, and while I understand that it is easy to look at a late-thrities, white woman, living in a Victorian house in the Connecticut countryside, making a living as an artist and think negatively of that, but can we also acknowledge that not everyone is suited to work a desk job and the world also needs artists? I find the mindset a little tiresome to be honest, let the woman be an artist if that’s what makes her happy.
In conclusion, while I understand where the critiques are coming from, this memoir is an emotionally moving read about a woman experiencing one of the hardest seasons of her life and getting the mental health support she needed to become stronger. And at the end of the day, I really can’t be upset about that.
3 / 5 stars
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/203931803-men-have-called-her-crazy
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The Importance of Past Papers in Preparing for the Solicitor Qualification Exam
Introduction
The world of law is intricate, demanding a deep understanding of various concepts and principles. One of the most significant milestones for aspiring solicitors in England and Wales is the Solicitor Qualification Exam (SQE). As candidates prepare for this pivotal exam, many resources can aid their journey, but one stands out: past papers. This article explores The Importance of Past Papers in Preparing for the Solicitor Qualification Exam, emphasizing how they can enhance your SQE preparation.
Table of Contents
Understanding the Solicitor Qualification Exam 1.1 What is the SQE? 1.2 Structure and Components of the SQE 1.3 Why is the SQE Important? Past Papers: An Overview 2.1 Definition and Purpose 2.2 Types of Past Papers Available The Importance of Past Papers in Preparing for the Solicitor Qualification Exam 3.1 Enhancing Knowledge Retention 3.2 Familiarizing with Exam Format How to Effectively Use Past Papers 4.1 Setting Up a Study Schedule 4.2 Active Learning Strategies Benefits of Using Past Papers 5.1 Identifying Weaknesses 5.2 Boosting Confidence Best Practices When Reviewing Past Papers 6.1 Self-Assessment Techniques 6.2 Group Study Sessions Integrating SQE Practice Questions Top Resources for SQE Preparation Common Mistakes to Avoid While Preparing Case Studies: Success Stories from Candidates Conclusion FAQs Understanding the Solicitor Qualification Exam What is the SQE?
The questions for SQE practice Solicitor Qualification Exam (SQE) was introduced to standardize the qualification process for solicitors in England and Wales, replacing various pathways that SQE practice questions existed before its implementation in September 2021.
Structure and Components of the SQE
The SQE consists of two parts: SQE1 focuses on functioning legal knowledge through multiple-choice questions, while SQE2 assesses practical legal skills through oral and written assessments.
Why is the SQE Important?
Passing the SQE is essential for anyone wishing to practice law as a solicitor in England and Wales, as it serves as a benchmark ensuring all candidates meet a certain level of competency.
Past Papers: An Overview Definition and Purpose
Past papers refer to previous years' examination papers that provide insight into what types of questions may appear on future exams, allowing candidates to familiarize themselves with content and structure.
Types of Past Papers Available
Candidates can find various past papers, including those released by examination boards or institutions focused on legal education, often accompanied by mark schemes that explain how answers are evaluated.
The Importance of Past Papers in Preparing for the Solicitor Qualification Exam Enhancing Knowledge Retention
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What Is PSLE? A Complete Guide for Parents
As a parent in Singapore, you’ve probably heard of the PSLE many times, especially if your child is nearing Primary 6. But what exactly is this exam, and why does it matter so much? In this guide, we break down everything you need to know about the PSLE SG education system so you can support your child with confidence and clarity.
Understanding the Basics of PSLE
PSLE stands for the Primary School Leaving Examination. It is a national exam taken by all Primary 6 students in Singapore and serves as a key milestone in their academic journey. Conducted by the Singapore Examinations and Assessment Board (SEAB), it assesses proficiency in four core subjects:
English Language
Mother Tongue Language (Chinese, Malay, Tamil)
Mathematics
Science
The PSLE results determine which secondary school your child qualifies for and plays a significant role in shaping their future academic path.
Why Is PSLE Important in Singapore?
The PSLE SG system is designed to evaluate not just what students have learned over the years, but how well they can apply that knowledge under exam conditions. It provides a standardised benchmark across all schools, ensuring fairness and consistency in secondary school placements.
Here’s why it matters:
It influences the stream (Express, Normal Academic, or Normal Technical) your child enters in secondary school.
It can determine eligibility for prestigious schools or special programmes.
It sets the tone for your child’s academic confidence and motivation going forward.
While it is not the final word on a child’s ability or potential, the PSLE is a significant checkpoint.
Subjects and Exam Format
Each subject in the PSLE has a structured format that includes various components. Here’s a quick look:
English and Mother Tongue: Paper 1 (Writing), Paper 2 (Language Use), Listening Comprehension, Oral
Mathematics: Booklet A (Multiple Choice), Booklet B (Open-ended)
Science: Multiple-choice and Open-ended questions
Familiarising yourself and your child with these formats helps in preparing effectively and managing exam expectations.
PSLE Scoring and the Achievement Level (AL) System
As of 2021, the PSLE uses the Achievement Level (AL) scoring system. Each subject is graded from AL1 (best) to AL8 (lowest), and the total PSLE score is the sum of the AL scores from the four subjects. A lower score indicates better performance.
For example:
AL1: 90 and above
AL2: 85–89
AL3: 80–84
And so on
This system removes the need to chase that extra mark and encourages deeper learning over rote memorisation.
How to Help Your Child Prepare for PSLE
Supporting your child through PSLE doesn’t just mean buying assessment books. It’s about providing holistic support—academic, emotional, and mental. Here are a few tips:
Create a study timetable together to balance revision and rest.
Encourage practice papers and timed exercises.
Keep communication open to address stress and pressure.
Consider extra help if needed, like tuition or study groups.
Building resilience and confidence is just as important as subject knowledge.
What Happens After the PSLE?
After the results are released, students will receive information on the available secondary schools and streams. You’ll then guide your child through selecting up to six schools based on their results and interests. Placement depends not only on the PSLE score but also on the demand for each school.
There are also options like Direct School Admission (DSA), where students can secure a place based on talents or achievements in sports, arts, or leadership before the PSLE results.
Final Thoughts
The PSLE SG journey can feel overwhelming, but it is a structured and well-supported part of the Singapore education system. As a parent, your role is to guide, encourage, and support your child through this important phase without adding unnecessary pressure. With proper planning, understanding of the process, and confidence in your child’s efforts, you can navigate the PSLE journey with greater peace of mind and assurance.
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JEE Main Success Story: Meet Kalpit, The First Person To Score 360, Now A Thriving Entrepreneur

Kalpit Veerwal made history in 2017 by becoming the first student ever to score a perfect 360/360 in the JEE Main exam. His remarkable achievement earned him a place in the Limca Book of Records. What many would consider the pinnacle of success was only the beginning of a bigger journey for him.
Kalpit was born in Udaipur, Rajasthan, to a modest family. His father worked as a compounder at a government hospital, while his mother was a school teacher. From a young age, Kalpit valued education and made sure to focus on his studies.
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Students who want to crack entrance exams like JEE or NEET often choose to go to Kota, the well-known coaching hub, but Kalpit chose to stay in his hometown. He followed a disciplined routine, balancing school, self-study, and coaching classes, without feeling the need to study for 16 hours a day.
He believed in consistent and focused study rather than long hours of cramming. His approach paid off, as he excelled in multiple national Olympiads and became a KVPY and NTSE scholar.
From IIT Bombay To Building An Empire
After achieving the perfect score in the JEE exam, Kalpit enrolled in IIT Bombay’s computer science programme. While most students would follow the typical route of graduating and seeking high-paying jobs, Kalpit had different plans. His goal was to earn enough money through other ventures to skip placements altogether.
He started by sharing his JEE preparation strategies through essays, which quickly gained attention. This led him to start a YouTube channel, where he shared tips and advice on exam preparation. His channel, AcadBoost, grew rapidly, and by 2019, it earned a Silver Play Button from YouTube after reaching 100,000 subscribers.
Turning Dreams Into Reality With AcadBoost
Seeing the growing demand for his educational content, Kalpit decided to take AcadBoost to the next level. He launched an online education platform, skipping internships to focus on expanding his business. The platform became a huge success, and in just a year, he developed his first online course, which generated more income than the highest placement offer at IIT Bombay. By the time he completed his final year, Kalpit made the bold decision to leave IIT a semester early to fully focus on growing AcadBoost.
Not Just An IITian, But A Voice For Change
His entrepreneurial journey continued to soar. By 2021, LinkedIn recognised him as one of their ‘Top Voices’ and invited him to speak at TEDx, where he shared his journey from being a JEE topper to a successful entrepreneur. Despite being approached by private equity firms and edtech giants with offers for investment and acquisition, Kalpit chose to remain independent. He reinvested his profits into businesses, stocks, and real estate to build passive income streams.
Advocating For A Healthier Approach To Student Life
Throughout his career, Kalpit has remained committed to student well-being. When a viral study schedule suggested extreme hours of preparation, he was quick to speak out, emphasising that burnout and skill issues often result from overwork. Even during his own JEE preparation, he made time for hobbies like cricket, badminton, and music. Kalpit’s decision to stay in Udaipur instead of moving to Kota allowed him to lead a balanced life, one that combined academic excellence with personal well-being.
Today, Kalpit Veerwal is much more than the boy who scored a perfect 360/360 in JEE. He is an entrepreneur, a TEDx speaker, and a role model for students across India. His journey proves that success is not just about marks; it’s about having a vision, following a unique path, and having the courage to chase your dreams.
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Open Your Future: Pursuing a Rewarding Career in Dental Assisting at Community College
Unlock Your Future: Pursuing a Rewarding Career in Dental Assisting at Community College
Are you looking for a career that is both rewarding and fulfilling? A career in dental assisting might be the perfect fit for you. The dental field is growing, and community colleges offer excellent programs to help you get started. In this article, we will explore the benefits of becoming a dental assistant, the training required, and practical tips to succeed in this exciting field.
What is Dental Assisting?
Dental assistants play a vital role in the healthcare system, supporting dentists and helping patients feel comfortable during their visits. Their responsibilities may include:
Preparing patients for treatments
Assisting with dental procedures
Maintaining dental equipment
Handling patient records and scheduling appointments
Why pursue a Career in Dental Assisting?
Benefits of a Career in Dental Assisting
Job Security: The demand for dental assistants is on the rise, with many opportunities available.
Short Training Programs: Most community colleges offer dental assisting programs that can be completed in about a year.
hands-On Experience: You’ll gain practical skills in a real dental setting.
Ability to Make a Difference: Help improve patients’ oral health and confidence.
Educational pathways: Community College Programs
Community colleges are an excellent choice for obtaining a dental assisting education. These programs often include hands-on training and certifications. Here’s what you can expect:
Program Component
Description
coursework
Classes covering dental anatomy, radiography, and patient care.
Clinical Practice
Hands-on training in a dental office, supervised by professionals.
Certification prep
Preparation for national and state certification exams.
Skills You Will Learn
During your training, you will acquire a variety of skills crucial for dental assisting, including:
effective communication with patients
Understanding dental procedures
Managing dental equipment
Administering X-rays and other diagnostic tools
Real-World Experience: Case Studies
many students have found success in this career path. Here are a few first-hand experiences:
Case Study 1: Maria’s Journey
Maria enrolled in a community college dental assisting program right after high school. She loved her hands-on classes and built a network of professionals in her field.after graduation, she secured a position at a local dental practice, where she thrives today.
Case Study 2: David’s Transition
After working in retail for several years, David decided to pursue a career change.He completed a dental assisting program within a year and quickly found a job in a pediatric dental office, where he enjoys interacting with children and making them comfortable during visits.
Practical Tips to Succeed in Dental Assisting
Following these tips can help you excel in your new career:
Network: Build relationships during your training; they can lead to job opportunities.
Stay Updated: Keep up with the latest dental practices and technologies.
Develop Soft Skills: Strong communication and empathy are key to patient care.
Getting Certified
After completing your program, obtaining certifications such as the Registered Dental Assistant (RDA) credential will boost your employability. This involves passing a national board exam and possibly fulfilling state requirements.
Job Outlook and Salary Expectations
The future looks bright for dental assistants. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics,employment for dental assistants is expected to grow by 8% from 2021 to 2031,much faster than the average for all occupations. The average salary for a dental assistant is about $43,000 per year, varying by location and experience.
Conclusion
Pursuing a career in dental assisting at a community college offers you a pathway to a stable and rewarding profession. With short educational programs, practical hands-on experience, and a supportive community, you can unlock your future in the dental field. If you are passionate about helping others and looking for an engaging career, consider enrolling in a dental assisting program today!
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we could happen
(chacha’s little love stories & heartbreaks in her inconsequential teenage life)
April 26, 2025
Then I met this boy from our neighborhood. He was a year ahead of me. He persistently added me on Facebook, until I gave up and accepted it. Our common friends were pressuring me to try and talk with him at that time. So I gave it a chance. We had the same humor. He has pretty eyes, complemented by his thick eyebrows.
He was from another school, but every morning, he would wake up early to wait for me on the tennis court in our subdivision just one block away from our house, just to walk me to school. I remember the first we walked together, he had nothing but a smile. No words were muttered in his mouth the whole time. I swear he was blushing. I remember it was pure silence as we reached the gates of my school. It became routine, he always waited for me on that same corner, so he could have 5 minutes with me.
Then those strolls evolved into Sunday services, handwritten letters, explosion boxes, unending gifts, and late-night laughter. Oh god knows, it feels like we were the only people on Earth. I remember he’d always wait for me in front of our house, with his skinny jeans, and pair of Vans. He loved those sneakers. He used to say I was his ideal girl and hoped he could be someone like me someday. We completed those nine days of simbang gabi and celebrated Christmas together. We have welcomed new years until 2021.
He used to tell me of his dream of becoming a pilot someday, and yet I have no news whether he passed his board exams as a licensed Engineer. Funny. How much knowledge we have about someone and yet here we are as complete strangers.
He was my best friend when I had zero idea how life works, but thinking I did somehow know. When life is just about boys, girls, and crushes. He wrote me letters until my 18th birthday. Then one day he found someone, and we drifted apart.
I remember him requesting for me to sing this song, because he was hoping that maybe, just maybe,
we could happen.
It never did, because I realized it too late. We haven’t spoken since the 21st of September of 2021.
I’ve never seen him again, though we lived in the same neighborhood.
Now, I realize how shortlived our time with every person we meet in our lives & how important it is to give your best at every moment with them because nothing is yours to keep. Tomorrow is never guaranteed. 
He taught me the value of now. And how assumptions can turn silences into strangers when all I had to do was to ask and have a sprinkle of courage.
love, chacha.
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hey... guess who's back? uh well, i mean you probably can't tell because of obvious reasons but um let's just say i used to come to this blog to talk about this boy i liked almost about two years ago. don't think that's gonna make it any easier to recognise but that's okay, I'll give you a lil refresher on the entire story and then we talk about why i'm here today.
and also, to avoid confusion, in case i come back here with an update to this story, i shall use 🍋🟩 as my identity.
anyway, so this started back in 2021. i was in 11th grade and prep-ing for my dream college and had joint a coaching institute like any other desi kid in this nation. and one fine day, 6 months into the foundation course, there was this boy, a new admission in my batch. and he was hot. well not exactly, at least not at first. he was this entitled asshole who thought that the world revolved around him.
and well, in a way... it kinda did. cuz like, almost every other girl had a crush on him. heck, i did too. and i, for the love of god and the life in me, COULD NOT TELL WHY. like yeah, he was an entitled asshole WHO WAS HOMOPHOBIC (i am bisexual), he was still yk charming. like not in a flirty way. but yk, in that playful cheary boyish way. and he was also considerate. i was an absolute introvert, hated talking. well, initially... and he made and effort to talk to me. to include me. like he didn't have to, yk cuz who even was i? i wasn't even nearly as popular as him, but he still did. and just like that, we were friends. but that's all we ever were. cuz he had a girlfriend. or, more like, a girl he had an on-and-off thing going on and i obviously had no place in it.
and then came the time I like to refer to as "The War". yk entrance exams? it was 2023, and now since entrance exams and boards were all finally over, we didn't really have a reason to go to coaching anymore, did we? the only thing we could do, was wait... and wait... and wait... and wait we did. until the results came out. i got in, he didn't. so he chose to go to a private college while i went to our my dream college. and then we grew apart... we only talked like twice a year when we went back home and our friend group met up for a reunion after every semester. we still followed (and still do) eachother on our instagrams but we hardly ever talked. but every time i met him, i could tell he had changed as a person. he was cool now. like not in the popular hot guy kinda way. i mean obviously, but also yk, like he'd grown as a person. yk, homophobia who? like he was wearing black nailpolish the last time we met and trust me when i say, pre college me would have laughed in your face if you had told her he wore nailpolish and pre college him would have called police on you. and me, i... well i won't say i'm not an introvert, but i do talk now, amongst other things.
what i'm trying to say is, we had both had grown into different, more accepting people (he's also developed an alcohol and weed addiction but that's pretty much everyone ik these days).
and we reconnected recently... which brings me back to my current situation... which is... that i may be developing a crush on him again, except he's a mature 21 year old man now, who's hotter. and i like talking to him. like yaar samajho na, wo saamne se baat karta hai every time 😭😭 like we live states apart, but he still makes concious effort to talk to me... not every day cuz it's barely been a few weeks since we started properly talking again... but he's always got something to talk to me about. and ik that's bare minimum but i really enjoy talking to him. and i don't feel judged. and the best part? HE DOESN'T HAVE ULTERIOR MOTIVES— okay idk maybe he might? but i highly doubt that. (this is the traumatized-by-dating-apps part of me speaking, you can ignore this)
anyway so yeah, i don't think if i wanna fall down that rabbit hole again but... 🦋🦋🦋🦋 this is a cry for help
- 🍋🟩
hiiiii, i do remember you but very vaguely. also if he has shown growth, that's good. okay, i have so much advice for you. first would be, do not get attached. please do not get attached. then you'll be stuck in a cycle. take this time for what it is, you're friends. do not think about stuff over and over again and please do not make up scenarios. trust me, ive been there too.
also, the addiction part isnt nothing. alcohol and weed should not be addictions. i know people who balance everything out. if he's addicted then he might not be in control of his life. and that means he won't be that emotionally available to you.
im really happy that you guys have reconnected but take this as slow as you can. also the dating apps do suck, we need to meet people organically. that is through instagram dms.
i hope you stay safe okay. do not overthink anything.
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From Rajkot to Runways: How One Clumsy Flight Changed My Life
Ever held a folder so scary that it felt like it contained the secret formula for becoming a pilot? Picture this: 18-year-old me, sweaty-palmed, standing outside Rajkot Airport with DGCA exam papers and Class 1 medical paperwork trembling in my grip. That day (September 3, 2021) changed everything.
I spent years fumbling through tiny airports, awkward window seat moments, and even sprinting through Mumbai to catch my flight—all while learning that every chaotic second is a stepping stone towards the dream of flying.
From my first nerve-wracking flight to chatting with seasoned aviators at Delhi’s IGI Terminal 3, every misadventure transformed my fear into fuel for ambition.
A few highlights:
• First Window Seat Magic: Gripping the armrest so hard on IndiGo flight 6E2027 that I nearly became part of the cabin decor.
• Delhi IGI Delirium: Navigating Terminal 3 like a newborn Jedi (complete with a “Namaskar” to every CISF officer).
• Unexpected Lessons: Conversations with a deadheading captain in Ahmedabad and a 90-minute crash course in flight procedures from a friendly pilot.
Oh, and let’s not forget the trusty Sony WH-1000XM5 headphones that turned airport chaos into my own private oasis!
Final Boarding Call:
Every stumble—from those awkward moments at Rajkot to the adrenaline rush of catching a missed flight—has paved my runway to the Air India Cadet Pilot Programme. My journey is proof that even in chaos, there’s a lesson, a laugh, and a future high in the clouds.
Ready for the full story?
Join me on my blog for every detail, every misstep, and every triumphant takeoff.
Read the full article here
What’s your most memorable airport ritual? Drop your story in the comments—let’s turn travel chaos into a shared adventure!
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