Maths becomes quite boring before exams when you have completed your portion

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My second terminal examinations are starting from Friday, 6th October 2023. 

Maths is the first exam and I am preparing for it for over a week now. It is quite unusual for me as only two days are left for examination and I am not feeling any pressure or fear of it. Some people would say it is a good things, but I believe that when you are not taking your exams seriously, this happens. 

I cannot disagree that I am not taking my exams seriously. I have completed my syllabus but I am not doing even a bit of revision for the exams. I just open my textbooks and notebooks and sit staring at it. I have wasted so much time. It is such a shame for a standard 10 student to behave like this.

Whenever, I try to revise the previous chapters, I start thinking that I have solved it previously, it was easy, I would be able to solve it, but in reality I know nothing. 

I do not know how to start feeling the pressure and how to create a fear, because it is the fear or love for knowledge that makes you to study.

I hope, I could say that this is happening because I am confident that I have completed everything and I can score full marks, but that is not the case.

I have recently noticed, that I get distracted quite easily. At the time of writing, it is 12:48 at night and I am not getting distracted because it is all quite in my house and I love writing.

I need to create a love for study too. I hope I will be able to do it and I pray that I will be able to revise properly and this time score good marks in all the subjects.

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