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Victorious Mind, Fearless Heart

As the university examinations draw near, students stands may feel heavy with pressure and expectations, yet they also hold the promise of growth, victory, and self-discovery.

Oct 10, 2025
By EMN
Op-Ed

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As the university examinations draw near, every student stands at a crucial crossroad — the point where effort meets opportunity. These days may feel heavy with pressure and expectations, yet they also hold the promise of growth, victory, and self-discovery. Examinations are not meant to frighten us but to reveal the strength within us. Each page you turn, each answer you write, is a step toward your future. Remember — success is not born in a single night; it is built in quiet moments of consistency, late-night revisions, and determination that refuses to quit.


When fear or doubt creeps in, pause and remind yourself: You have come this far because you have worked hard and believed in your dreams. You are not alone in this journey. Your teachers, parents, and friends believe in you — and above all, God is with you every step of the way. Do not compare your journey with others. Everyone runs their own race, and what truly matters is giving your best with integrity and faith. Exams may test your knowledge, but life rewards your character, your patience, and your perseverance. Keep your mind calm, your spirit strong, and your heart anchored in hope. Study smart, rest well, and walk into the examination hall with confidence. Even if the question paper seems unfamiliar, remember — a peaceful mind thinks more clearly than a fearful one. As Confucius said, “Our greatest victory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall.”


Let your preparation be an act of worship, and your performance be an expression of gratitude for the talents God has placed in you. No matter the outcome, what defines you is not the marks on the sheet but the mindset of a fighter and the heart of a believer. “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” — Philippians 4:13

 

Dr. R.K. Behera,

Principal, MGM College.

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