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why students lost their interest in studying after corona lockdown holidays. how to solve this problem


Rajendran 24th May, 2022
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Sajal Trivedi 24th May, 2022

Hello aspirant,

Its just your thinking that students have lost their interest in studying after corona. The one who wants to learn something are studying now also. You just need to solely focus on your study. Corona has not affected your study, it's your thinking that has affected it's the most. So solely focus on your study and keep yourself motivated. If you are on social media then reduce your number of hours on it. It will definitely work on your favour.

Thank you

Hope this information helps you.

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