Prepare yourself mentally and emotionally to face and accept the failure

Failure and setbacks are unavoidable in life, especially for students balancing academic and personal goals. Everyone has experiences in which things do not go as anticipated, whether in their personal lives, professional objectives,or academic achievements.

Perspective 

Changing one's viewpoint and perceiving failure as a chance for growth and learning, rather than an outcome. Failures are not reflections on one's future, but rather opportunities to learn and become better in life. Building a growth mindset entails altering bad circumstances in an optimistic manner and focusing on the lessons that can be learned rather than the things that have been lost.

Self Compassion

Students must learn self-compassion and treat themselves with care and understanding, especially during times of failure. Students must be recognized for their efforts, hard work, and fortitude in doing their best. Everyone makes errors, and it's okay to fall short at times. Self-compassion can help you break the debilitating cycle of guilt and self-criticism that typically comes after failure.

Set Goals

Setting goals and striving for success is necessary at times, but it is also critical to be realistic about the outcome. Students should not be pressurized by the results of their efforts, but rather seek to work even harder in the future. While the outcome of a circumstance is not always under one's control, one may control how one responds. Failure is not anything to be ashamed of. Failures are indication that one has tried to its full potential, thus one should never be ashamed to seek aid and support.