Failed a subject in Css2021
 

Hi! I am sure I have failed a subject in css2021. Now I don't want to appear in rest of optional papers because what's the point. But if I don't appear in rest of the exams, will i get the result of the ones I appeared in? Or will there be no result?
Thanks

"The length of the road is measured by the will of the runner."

[QUOTE=the99th;1119909]Hi! I am sure I have failed a subject in css2021. Now I don't want to appear in rest of optional papers because what's the point. But if I don't appear in rest of the exams, will i get the result of the ones I appeared in? Or will there be no result?
Thanks

"The length of the road is measured by the will of the runner."[/QUOTE]

No. You won't receive the result if u do not appear in the rest of papers. If you think you have failed one, i would suggest you to go and appear in all. Else, how would you know the outcome of your performance in other subjects?
Hope it helps!

Thanks for your prompt reply and you are right, what's there to lose. Thanks again 👍🏼

"The length of the road is measured by the will of the runner."

[QUOTE=the99th;1119914]Thanks for your prompt reply and you are right, what's there to lose. Thanks again 👍🏼

"The length of the road is measured by the will of the runner."[/QUOTE]
Don't need to worry; we are on the same page. My precise and general science and ability didn't go well and for a moment, I thought that I should quit here but to evaluate my performance, I made my mind to go for the rest of the papers.

Oh It's fine. Precis and Ability portion of GSA were tough this time around so don't take it on heart. I couldn't finish my essay! And today while writing and writing and writing in political science, i was feeling down thinking why am I fighting for a lost cause here. But now i am upbeat again. The show must go on!

"The length of the road is measured by the will of the runner."

[QUOTE=the99th;1119917]Oh It's fine. Precis and Ability portion of GSA were tough this time around so don't take it on heart. I couldn't finish my essay! And today while writing and writing and writing in political science, i was feeling down thinking why am I fighting for a lost cause here. But now i am upbeat again. The show must go on!

"The length of the road is measured by the will of the runner."[/QUOTE]
Yeah, pol science paper was very general even with less preparation. Actually, I was not fully prepared for the paper but I have talked with a CSP and she encouraged me to go for it even with shallow preparation. I don't know whether it was a wise decision or not. But I never quit the paper before time, keep writing till the end minute, lol.

Part II paper was a bit dicey, anyway it is good that there are some chances left. One can always make amends. I have learnt a lot by going through the process, won't make the same mistakes again.

"The length of the road is measured by the will of the runner."

back when I was taking the exam for the first time, there was another person in the adjacent room who was taking his last chance. and that year, the English paper was unusually tough. so after first two papers, he came back to the room very dejected and started packing his stuff. I asked him why and he replied that he expected to fail in that paper, so why bother taking the rest of the exam? I advised him to take all the papers because it was his last chance anyway. He listened to me and then took the rest of the exam.

He stood third that year. yes, he had barely passed the English paper.

[QUOTE=mahmood;1120181]back when I was taking the exam for the first time, there was another person in the adjacent room who was taking his last chance. and that year, the English paper was unusually tough. so after first two papers, he came back to the room very dejected and started packing his stuff. I asked him why and he replied that he expected to fail in that paper, so why bother taking the rest of the exam? I advised him to take all the papers because it was his last chance anyway. He listened to me and then took the rest of the exam.



He stood third that year. yes, he had barely passed the English paper.[/QUOTE]There is an option to say thanks but that doesn't seem enough. Thank you for sharing it sir, these stories keep us going.

"The length of the road is measured by the will of the runner."