1. Don't ignore your mental health.. ORN is a maze.. One can easily get intimidated here. .. Don't keep your emotions bottled up... Share with people who genuinely care about you..
2. Don't ignore signs of physical health concerns.. I know someone who kept procrastinating seeing a doctor till the time the issue got way too serious and eventually led to the person skipping the attempt.
3. Don't pay heed to FOMO.. Don't become a hoarder of material/test series.. Have faith on the sources you have.
Idk why tea breaks are so much looked down upon. When you're surrounded by 4 walls since morning, your body does need some 30-40mins break to relax and talk to people. Not sure what kind of 'chai par charcha' people are talking about but during my previous and current stay at ORN, this has been my perfect break and tbh it does improve the efficiency.
I agree with you 100% ..
It depends on person to person.. Every break can be either used judiciously to recharge oneself or can take one on a never ending break spree..
It is in our hands how we see these breaks and plan our schedule around them..
I learnt something unrelated to exam- Don't carry your valuables in hand while waiting/commuting in this area.
-One fine morningI was walking to Forum for the test, saw a guy talking over phone near Drishti building. Two guys on a scooty appeared from behind, snatched the phone and sped up. Gyan mil gya.
This holds true for any place in Delhi and not just in ORN.. I had a similar experience few years ago.. Luckily the guys on the scooty were unable to snatch my phone.. Lesson learnt for life.
