Burnout Room

Honestly i have mixed opinions. There is a part of me which agrees to what @Vedika Dora and you have said, but after having gone through their website, they basically invented it because the whole system of recruiting is fucked, in most cases it does not make sense or is outdated, and cheating or using the help of AI [which they claim is the norm now since it is so integrated in our lives ] is just how things will and should be moving forward.

I could use it, but again at the end of the day it comes to your own personal ethics and moral code of conduct, if you're fine with cheating on an interview with the risk of getting caught later in person when people find out you don't know shit, sure, go ahead, but i wouldn't.

Bit late to see this but,

Hey Ishika, we'll all been there!!

It feels like a never ending loop, but pausing once in a while is what helps.

If you're having too much on your plate at a time, don't try to do it all at once, go one by one, prioritize.

Say assignments, if you have the deadlines close focus on the assignments first, the maybe focus on a side project you had started, if your mind feels blocked there too, do something completely unrelated to your studies or coding.

The right mind is a must, whether it's coding or studying.

Once your mind feels fresh and ready to learn/code, that is when you get back to it.

You got this, don't worry✨

That's exactly what a burnout is.

You're allowed to take a break once in a while, so don't be harsh on yourself, and do something you enjoy, probably watching a movie, or an episode.

Then, when you are feeling better, start small.

Don't jump in right where you left, you could explore a new topic you haven't done before, just for curiosity, or you could just go back and do some topics again, like a revision, topics that you studied recently, and they gave you confidence..

Hope this helps:)

a closure !?