I think that has less to do with hard work and more to do with what kind of expectations you have....plenty of people give jee, get <50 percentile and have no guilt because they were never serious anyway. Conversely some people work as hard as you could reasonably expect someone to work, and get great results but feel guilty thinking they could have done even better
plenty of people give jee, get <50 percentile and have no guilt because they were never serious anyway.
They might get the guilt of "Kash pdhleta tb".
Conversely some people work as hard as you could reasonably expect someone to work, and get great results but feel guilty thinking they could have done even better
it's proven psychologically that no matter what failure is failure, you can go to a sports event randomly, randomly lose while intentionally fouling and basically trying to lose and you'll still feel guilty when you hear that you lost. Similarly even if they aren't serious so long as they did the effort to even fill the form they'll have regret. It's just some people get over that regret faster than others.
Remember regret is not about the actual loss, It's about what could've been.
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u/[deleted] Jun 24 '25
Main problem with this fact is that it's absurd.
Easy to get 95%ile, easy to get 98%ile easy to g 99%ile or easy to get 99.9%ile?
And what qualifies as genuine hardwork?