Grade-10 "The Pressure"

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Grade-10 "The Pressure" 

Mostly in June the Grade10 Board Result are out but this time we don't when are the Grade10/12 are conducting. From May-June the students and parents are tensed about the result like would would it be bad, average or the best like the topper. The preparation of this examination starts from August onwards so that by mid-December the students complete their portion and from December to February the students do their revision. Now I am in grade 10 but I can feel the pressure.

So its the time where I have started my Revision and I am doing the previous although the CBSE have given the deleted portion but still I am forced to do what is not coming for the examination telling that it will help in grade 11 and I am like what? why? but still I have no choice and I still studied which is deleted in the exam. So this is my first time that I am writing a blog. I am a new comer to this world of Blogs. So please don't mind about the language and also spelling well there is a autocorrect so my spelling are autocorrected. I am so tensed because due to this pandemic and also its my 10th grade. I attend my school via Zoom and Teams while basically means I attend my school virtually. Its not me who is tensed more its my parents they are like "its your 10th grade focus on your studies, focus on your academics" they are like you study the whole day. My schedule is like around 9:00 am I have school. My school ends around 2:00pm and then I have tuition around 4:30pm I come back from my tuitions at 7:00pm then I am school homework's after completing my homework I do my studies. So the full day I am jampack. 

So this is who there is a pressure in my Grade-10. Due to this reason I have named this as "Grade-10 The Pressure". This is my first blog so sorry if my grammar is incorrect. 

-Mukul Kabta 

Location: United Arab Emirates

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