I failed Subject 2 for the second time. When I came back, I didn’t want to eat or talk. I just wanted to cry. How should I adjust my mentality?

I have the most say in taking the driving license test! I took the first test twice, the second test five times, the third test three times, and the fourth test twice.

Especially when I was taking the second-level exam, I couldn’t pass the exam once. The coach was very angry if I failed the third time! He told me to pay for it, but I couldn’t pass the third time. I came back crying. I didn't speak for several days, thinking about how stupid I was. It took two months for others to get their driver's license, but it was almost two years for me! I haven't passed the second subject yet, so I thought about giving up and calling it a day. I won't drive anymore, especially since I haven't passed the fourth time. I feel like I have a desire to die, and I don't dare to say anything when I come back. The coach said that he really couldn’t pay for it! I have also thought about paying for it, but it’s not that I can’t afford it. I just think that if I pay for it, my skills will not be up to par and it will be unsafe to drive in the future. oops! Anyway, I cried just thinking about taking the driving license exam, and I still feel like crying just thinking about it now.

Get your driver’s license now! I am also very glad that I persisted and did not give up. Now that my husband is not at home, it is very convenient for me to drive my children to school by myself when it is windy or rainy.

If you are particularly nervous during the exam, I will share with you a very useful experience. Taking a piece of propranolol can control the heartbeat and relieve tension. I felt it was very useful when I took it during the exam. I didn’t take any medicine when I was taking the second semester exam and I was extremely nervous. I took a propranolol when I was taking the third semester exam and I felt very calm. My friend also ate it.

This is normal and human nature. Only those who have experienced failing a class can understand this feeling. Those who have failed a class at one time cannot feel this feeling! I also failed the second course twice and only passed the exam the third time. I passed everything else because I invested money, time, and energy, but the results were different from what you imagined. I accepted this feeling of disparity all at once. No, the more I think about it, the more uncomfortable I feel. If I fail once, twice, or even three or four times, even I will doubt whether I am really not suitable for driving. When I took the driving license test, I failed the second grade. My colleague who passed the first pass was joking with me, saying that the second semester was so easy and he could do whatever he wanted. The speaker didn’t mean it, but the listener did. It’s really hard to explain. But when my colleague got to the third semester, he failed three times. I didn't pass the exam, but I passed the exam in Section 3 in the first try, so he laughed at me before because I couldn't pass the exam in Section 2, which was so easy, and then I became dumb later. In fact, if you pass the exam in one go, it feels easy, but I passed the exam in Section 3 in the first try. I didn’t think that the third year of the exam was that difficult. My dad’s friend, a woman in her forties, all passed the exam. My dad comforted me and said that it was impossible to fail the exam. Although he was trying to comfort himself, After hearing what he said, I felt even more sad. Am I not as good as a woman in her forties? Others can do it, but I can't do it myself? I was pretty good at practicing driving at ordinary times. When I got to the examination room, I simulated three driving tests, and all three were scored 100 points. I took the test with me. He failed in all three simulations, but he passed the test the next day. , and I was engaged in reversing into the garage, and then I was engaged in right-angle turns for the make-up test later. In fact, the more you care about it, the more nervous you will be. The seat rearview mirror should be adjusted properly during the exam. It is best to adjust it so that you can see the rear tires. Then treat the exam as your usual driving practice. How you usually practice is how you take the exam. You will always pass. When you pass the exam, you will find that all the efforts and hard work are worth it

A few years ago, I failed the second grade of the exam once. I was full of confidence that time, but I just failed!

Later, I didn’t feel sad when I went back, and I reflected on myself that I was too conceited; then I waited for an appointment before continuing to practice!

During the second exam, I took my prayer beads with me out of awe, and I passed! I took the Buddhist beads for the subsequent subjects 3 and 4, and they passed smoothly in one go! I am not advocating superstition here, only faith! !

Practice more at ordinary times, don’t panic during the exam, be brave and careful, mental quality is very important! A little bit of luck!

I failed once, and after I failed, I couldn’t express my feelings anymore. I didn’t want to go to driving practice anymore and I didn’t want to see the coach. I felt embarrassed and sorry for anyone. Then after a while, the coach took the initiative to call me. I went to practice driving, thinking about the thousands I had paid, and then I went again. I practiced for five or six days and then made an appointment to take the test. I took a propranolol before the test. I passed the test smoothly and got the certificate. Then I thought about it. What's the big deal about that, everyone has a driver's license!

I failed subject three today. I pulled over for the first time and backed into gear without turning on the turn signal. The second time I turned right, I was about to shift into 2nd gear to change lanes, but the car in front of me was blocked. I panicked and turned on the light to change lanes. It stopped within 3 seconds of turning on the light. I passed the test immediately. I felt so wronged. . When I came back and lay on the bed at noon, I was in such a mood that I didn’t even want to eat. Now that I think about it, I still feel it’s a pity. Details are very important.

It’s not the college entrance examination, and it’s not the college entrance examination that will affect your life if you fail the exam. It’s just a driver’s license, so calm down and tell yourself that it’s the best if you pass the test, and it doesn’t matter if you fail the test. Eat and drink when you should.

I failed all the mock exams in Subject 2, which I just passed last week. The coach was worried that I would fail the exam, but I said that I would definitely pass, and there would be no problem. It’s impossible to say you’re not nervous, but you have to face up to this mentality. I passed it with full marks. Mentality is very important. Pay attention to what you did wrong this time next time. When you take the exam, think back to how the coach practiced. No problem. Just start the car and start the test. Don't be anxious or careless.

Wish you get your driver's license soon!

You only failed twice, so why worry? I also took the second-level exam three times before passing it. Each time, I failed while reversing into the warehouse. I swept the line once on the front, back, left and right. This is the front. The reason why I failed the exam twice was that it rained heavily during the third exam. As soon as I got in the car, the wipers didn't work and I couldn't see the road clearly. Because the network was not good, only part of the results were uploaded every time. I took the exam a total of 3 times, and the scores uploaded successfully for the 3 times added up to the score for subject 2. Every time I got off the bus, the invigilator told me that I must succeed every time because we don’t know this network. Which part of the results will be successfully uploaded? I almost collapsed at that time. Fortunately, I had experience in the previous exams and I was familiar with the exam venue. So later, the scores were added up and I successfully passed the second subject. Who do you think God spared? Don't be afraid, you can take the test ten times with five chances. It's simple and you will definitely pass it if you work hard

Tell yourself that you can do it, have a good sleep, and practice again when you get up.

First of all, I am a female compatriot. There are endless jokes about female drivers on the Internet, but I think female compatriots drive better. When I went to take the exam, I was angry with my husband, but after I learned it, I persisted time and time again. After being dizzy from the sun in the summer, being soaked by the heavy rain during the exam... many "ups and downs" - of course, refer to mental ones. Now that I have been driving for three years, I am very happy with my persistence!

Secondly, The coach told me that less than 10 people can pass the test without failing. Although there is no basis for this math, it may just comfort me, but it is enough to show that failing the test is not an exception. Come on, you can do it!

Also, it’s really hard to fail the exam. Unfortunately, I failed the road test at night. The lights were on at the beginning, and the road was full of lights and traffic. My legs were shaking when I stepped on the accelerator, and I couldn’t even shift gears. I didn't want to say a word on the way back, I was extremely frustrated. After I came back, I made up my mind to practice again and again, and finally passed the test successfully.

In short, believe in yourself, don’t be discouraged, practice repeatedly, be bold and careful, you will be ok!

Just hang up! I have been practicing very well in the second course, and the coach has never scolded me! But as soon as I took the exam, all kinds of monsters appeared, and I took the exam three times! After failing twice, I told the instructor that I would not take the exam, and I didn’t ask for a refund! But my coach was really good. He encouraged me and did some ideological work. I finally gritted my teeth and took the exam for the third time and passed it. Section 3 went very smoothly! I have been driving for two years now, and I am still very grateful to the coach! On the day I got my certificate, I was taken to the underground garage of the supermarket to practice my reversing skills and parking on the side of a small road!