I had the opposite experience. I hated that people started talking about the exam the moment it ended. It gave me anxiety when I heard people talking about radically different answers from mine. It was kind of a relief not to have to deal with it during the pandemic.
OP: I agree with the others. You might be surprised by your grade even if youâre feeling terrible about it now. Itâs the nature of law school exams and it doesnât really go away in upper years. Try to take your mind off of it and focus on the next one.
Logging out of your exam and staring at a blank screen in your room is a terrible feeling. In the before times, it was always nice to get done a hard exam and then look around to see the shocked looks on classmates faces. I guarantee that would have happened if your exam was in person. Don't sweat it. Ive been pleasantly surprised every time I thought I bombed an exam.Â
Thanks, Shankar, for the reassurance and quick response (and yep, it was Corporate with Nicholls).
I'm definitely missing the in-person post-exam experience, so it's hard to gauge how other people might have done. There were a few questions I didn't even get to because I thought it'd be better to answer other questions quickly rather than try to dig for the provision he's looking for.Â