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I dont understand y people blame us for not studying???? Here r the
explanations. Check that out...... I like it very much coz it is true!
It is not a fault of students coz there r only 365
days in a year.

days in the year = 365
Sundays = 52 days (sundays r ment for rest)
days left = 313

summer vacations = 60 days (weather is so hot, so one cannot study)
days left = 253

8 hours of daily sleep = 122 days (necessary)
days left = 131

1 hour of daily play = 15 days (it is good for health)
days left = 116

2 hours for daily food = 30 days (chew the food properly, dont care for
time)
days left = 86

examination days in a year = 30 days (giving exams is necessary)
days left = 56

winter vacations = 25 days (weather is so cold, it is difficult to
study)
days left = 31

other holidays (like Eids, 14th Aug, 6th sep, 9th Nov, 25th Dec etc)
= 20 days (these holidays r to enjoy)
days left = 11

illness atleast once a year = 8 days (coz of illness, study is
difficult)
days left = 3

result days = 3 (going and taking result is necessary)
days left = 0

Jack, I think you made an error in your calculations. Using the same numbers as yourself:

1 year: 365 days

-Sundays
52

-Examination Days
30 (maybe)

-Winter Vacation
25 (again, maybe)

-Other Holidays
10 (in the UK)

-Illness
8 (although sickness is a sign of the weak)

Which leaves 240 days.

-Sleep
33% of a day

-Play
10% of a day (over your estimate)

-Food
10% of a day (around 2.5 hours in total)

Which leaves 2688 working hours per year, or ~11 hours per day (excluding Sundays and holidays).

ha ha ,you are good in calculaion.take my article insense of a joke

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