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7 years ago in Guidelines By Kartik Varma
I want to quit PhD
I took admission in PhD two years back with a prospect of finishing it without any havoc. For the initial 8-9 months, I was energized constantly while walking around the school library, planning sessions with the counsellor, going to the meetings. However, at that point, this energy took no time in transforming into the work dissatisfaction. I had no clue PhD could be so testing. Presently it has been two years that this research is disheartening me constantly. I get my drafts rejected, the consecutive due dates for work consummation are tiring. I’m totally worn out at this point. I’m considering if it’s a smart thought to stop the PhD. Nor I’m ready to proceed with it nor I can make my mind that I ought to stop. Help me, friends, what will I do!
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By Sur M Answered 7 years ago
All the best!! Hope you would take a right decision.
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By Rashi Garg Answered 7 years ago
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By Nancy Trivedi Answered 7 years ago
Actually, I agree with the suggestion given by the user above, you should give yourself some break, maybe after that you find it interesting but If you are still unhappy, then it is not your PhD but some other issues that are introducing negative vibes. It is entirely your call!!!! If you want to continue, go for it. If not, think again.
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