6 ways to enjoy after the exams!

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Well, it had been a silent week for IIS India, right? Pretty much. I, too was quite busy, and didn't get enough time to write new posts. The exams are finally over in most schools. What was thought as a luxury is now being seen upon as a curse by some. It's time. Before the exams, didn't you think what you'll do after the exams get over, and make a chart for things you want to do? But now after the exams, students will feel like they have no work. Studying was perhaps a better option than this.

And the exams are over. No more tension! All the hours of hard work will enrich the taste of the exotic fruit that waits as a reward. In this post I'm going to get you to a groove. Chill out!



  • First of all, relax. You might have had spent some sleepless nights. When there are a lot of exams over a number of days, the brain is overloaded and is stressed out. Give it some rest. It demands some rest right? During the holidays, make sure you sleep tight!
  • Don't become tensed about your report card result. Take my advice-don't. Since the exams are over, you can do nothing to change it. However, be positive. Being positive often transforms situations into positive reality. 
  • Enjoy. Perhaps the most important point- Enjoy dude! This is your time! You won't be free like this anymore, so utilize this time and have fun to your full extent.
  • No more studying: Yes, don't study any more. You have studied heaps during the exams, so don't study any longer. I mean, if you were shut up in a prison and suddenly you were made free, would you ever return back there?
  • Just don't sit in front of the computer the whole day: Exams are over isn't synonymous with sitting in front of the computer the whole day. I mean, chill! You have lots of other work to do. The computer isn't going to solve out all the other work problems you have. Just don't get stuck to the monitor.
  • Play, jump, run about like a mad: You're independent, at last. Have fun. Jump in your bedroom, run in your locality and play like anything. It'll make you more fitter and fresh for the next session.
6 tips to help you have fun during these holidays. You aren't missing out any, are you? 

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