Abhishek Sharma

It's completely natural to feel disappointed when you don't achieve the results you expected, but it's important to remember that setbacks are often stepping stones to success. Many great achievers in history faced significant failures before reaching their goals. For example, Thomas Edison, one of the greatest inventors, failed thousands of times before successfully inventing the lightbulb. He famously said, "I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work."

Your 10th-grade results do not define your entire academic journey or your potential. Use this experience as a learning opportunity. Reflect on what went wrong, identify areas for improvement, and apply these insights to your JEE preparation. Understand that every failure teaches you something valuable, making you more resilient and better prepared for future challenges.

Stay focused on your goal, maintain a positive mindset, and take small, consistent steps towards improvement. Surround yourself with supportive peers and mentors who can guide and motivate you. Remember, success is not about never failing but about rising every time you fall. Keep pushing forward with determination and confidence, knowing that you have the ability to achieve great things.

The principles of management are foundational guidelines that help managers make effective decisions and organize their teams efficiently. Key principles include division of work for specialization, authority and responsibility balance, discipline adherence, unity of command and direction, and fair remuneration. Managers should centralize or decentralize authority appropriately, maintain a clear hierarchy (scalar chain), and ensure order within the organization. Promoting equity, stability of tenure, employee initiative, and team spirit (esprit de corps) are also crucial. These principles, first introduced by Henri Fayol, aim to optimize organizational performance and employee satisfaction.