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What is the Best Mindset to Pass a Driving Test?

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EvaDella
07/30/25 5:23am
During the test, maintain a proper mindset—avoid being overly anxious about gains and losses. Don’t dwell on thoughts like what will happen if you fail, whether the instructor will criticize you, or if other successful candidates will mock you. If your mind is preoccupied with such concerns, how can you focus on the driving techniques taught by the instructor or pay attention to road conditions during the test? Therefore, it’s crucial to have the right mindset during the test. Even if you fail this time, there’s always another chance. As long as you analyze the reasons for failure and address them next time, passing will be within reach. Students with a positive mindset often perform at 120% of their ability during the test, leading to success. That’s why I say mindset determines everything.
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