Hello, Manal. I'm Kashfia. I'm also a high school student

My suggestion would be to start from now, at first you need to check your whole syllabus shortly, set goals for every week, ask for help and try to get a good guidance. But make sure you are doing this for yourself. Study is about consistency, not an instant game. Not gonna an easy journey but if you start studying now and continue everyday, surely you will feel more comfortable with it. Good luck

@Chaitanya Sharma "The suggestion may sound very common, but it can be a little tough to apply in reality. As you said, your syllabus is memory-based, so there is no other option. Whatever you do, you have to work hard and practice regularly If you are looking for better results, you have to work hard. And that’s the truth —think about it. You are not alone in this participation; there are many competitors with you. All of them are also preparing for this event. So everyone must remember that they need to achieve good results. Keep this in mind and keep working I hope my words may be helpful to you 😊

Great question.In every competitive situation, it’s tempting to compare ourselves with others. But the truth is, comparison steals our focus and our peace. The only person we truly need to measure against is the person we were yesterday. Instead of asking, ‘Am I better than her?’, we can ask, ‘Am I better than I used to be?’ Growth is the real victory. So let’s stop competing with others and start competing with ourselves—because when we do that, we never lose, we only get stronger If you are in the strong habit of comparing yourself with others, it isn’t possible to stop instantly. You have to be patient and gradually build the habit of a healthier mindset. I hope my words may be helpful to you

@Tom Vorselen but It's a it tough when it's 50 and 50, I mean all time they don't Peace, I mean sometimes they do and sometimes don't. That is why I asked about it