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Having final mbbs exams starting in 8 hours ..tensed and scared
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Test anxiety: First of all, know it is very normal to be anxious before exams. Also, I would like to wish you good luck. To relieve anxiety, try and get a good nights sleep, avoid caffeine, and try and exercise. Yoga is also good.
Answered 8/26/2014
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