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A Time I Failed to Get Into University

Everyone experiences failure at some point in life, and today, I want to share one of my most challenging experiences. It was when I failed to get into university on my first attempt.

After finishing high school, I dreamed of studying at Bukhara State University. I spent months preparing for the entrance exam—I studied textbooks, solved past exam papers, and attended extra classes. I was confident that my hard work would pay off. However, when the results were announced, I was shocked and disappointed. I hadn’t scored enough points to pass.

Looking back, I realized several reasons for my failure. First, I was too nervous during the exam, which affected my concentration. Second, I didn’t manage my time well and struggled to complete all the questions. Lastly, I had focused too much on some subjects while neglecting others.

At first, I felt frustrated and discouraged. But instead of giving up, I analyzed my mistakes and prepared again with a better strategy. I improved my weak areas, practiced under real exam conditions, and learned to stay calm under pressure. The following year, I took the exam again—and this time, I passed!

This experience taught me a valuable lesson: failure is not the end; it’s a chance to grow. Now, whenever I face challenges, I remind myself that persistence and smart preparation always lead to success.

CEFR Speaking Part 2: A Time I Failed at something

1️⃣. Introduction (10-15 seconds)

Everyone experiences failure at some point in life.
Today, I want to share one of my most challenging experiences.
It was when I failed to get into university on my first attempt.

2️⃣. What I Tried to Do (25-30 seconds)

After finishing high school, I dreamed of studying at Bukhara State University.
I spent months preparing for the entrance exam:
Studying textbooks and solving past exam papers.
Attending extra classes and seeking guidance from teachers.
I was confident that my hard work would pay off.

3️⃣. Why I Was Not Successful (30-35 seconds)

However, when the results were announced, I was shocked and disappointed.
I hadn’t scored enough points to pass.
Looking back, I realized three main reasons for my failure:

Exam Anxiety: I was too nervous, which affected my concentration.

Poor Time Management: I struggled to complete all the questions on time.

Unbalanced Preparation: I focused too much on some subjects and neglected others.
4️⃣. How I Dealt with the Failure (30-35 seconds)

At first, I felt frustrated and discouraged.
But instead of giving up, I analyzed my mistakes and prepared again with a better strategy.
I improved my weak areas, practiced under real exam conditions, and learned to stay calm under pressure.
The following year, I took the exam again—and this time, I passed!

5️⃣. Conclusion (15-20 seconds)
This experience taught me a valuable lesson: failure is not the end; it’s a chance to grow.
Now, whenever I face challenges, I remind myself that persistence and smart preparation always lead to success.
This speech structure fits within 2 minutes and covers all key points clearly.

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