What's the story of your road to public examination?

My road to public examinations can be said to be a wave of three "years". In the first year, give up halfway. The next year, I failed in my class. In the third year, I passed the work-study program.

The first year failed because the goal was unclear. In the second half of my senior year, I want to find a job and take an examination of civil servants. During the period of 65438+February, my time was generally used to prepare for interviews and civil service exams. Seemingly busy, it has always been an impetuous state. Both of them wanted it, but both of them failed to go all out and failed.

The failure in the second year was due to luck. The next year, I signed up for a remedial class and studied hard. Go to class after work every day and go home at ten o'clock in the evening. It's also very fulfilling to think about it now. That score is 0.5 points short, which really hurts me. In fact, candidates are worse than 5 points by 0.5 points. That kind of discomfort is really hard to say.

In the third year, I passed, and I cried with joy. Besides being happy, I am more worried about my three years. I still remember the pressure of my year. The failure of the second year made me very depressed. Once my self-confidence was destroyed, I was too timid to stand up again.

I think the public examination is a matter of preparation and luck. We cannot control our luck. The only thing we can do is to be prepared. Personally, I think a good remedial class is still very useful. Teachers can make a reasonable study plan and sort out and summarize the knowledge, which can make us enter the learning state faster.