Three girls are discussing about the lectures. Anjali: I don't get it. I studied for weeks, followed everything the lecturer said, and still failed the test. I'm honestly starting to question if I even belong here. Riya: I'm really sorry you're feeling this way, Anjali. It's so frustrating when you put in the effort and don't get the result you hoped for. But failing one test doesn't define you. Neha: Exactly. One result doesn't mean you're not capable. Maybe it's not about how hard you studied, but how the exam was structured. Did you get a chance to see the feedback? Anjali: Not yet. Honestly, I couldn't bring myself to look. I felt too disappointed. Riya: That's completely valid. But reviewing it might actually give you clarity. Sometimes it's not about what you know, but how you answer. Neha: If you're okay with it, we can go through it together. And maybe for the next one, we can all study as a group? Anjali: That actually sounds good. I think I've been studying in a bubble. Riya: You're not alone. A lot of us struggle silently. We just don't talk about it enough. Neha: Let's work through it together this time. You've got this. Anjali: Thanks, both of you. I feel a little more confident already. Riya: You know, sometimes setbacks like this are exactly what help us figure out what works best for us. Maybe this is just part of finding your rhythm. Anjali: I hope so. I just hate feeling like all that effort went to waste. Neha: It hasn't gone to waste at all. Everything you studied is still in your head this is just one checkpoint, not the finish line. Riya: Exactly. Think of it as feedback, not failure. Once you go through the paper, you'll probably realise its just small tweaks you need not a complete overhaul. Anjali: That actually makes sense. Maybe I'll email the lecturer to discuss where I went wrong. Neha: Great idea! And after that, we can set up short weekly study sessions together. It'll keep all of us consistent. Riya: Yes! We'll keep each other accountable and maybe throw in some coffee rewards after each session. Anjali: Now that's motivation I can get behind. Thanks, you two. I really needed this perspective.