If we’re talking about the first major turning point that shapes our future, isn’t it entrance exams? Of course, they don’t determine everything in life, but there is meaning in setting a goal and facing it head-on, and what you gain from taking on the challenge becomes a great source of confidence.
Still, because you keep expending a tremendous amount of energy, there are times when you’ll want something to lean on.
So this time, we’re introducing short yet profound quotes that will give you strength as you approach your exams.
From words that give you a push to those that stay by your side, we hope you’ll find the ones that suit you.
Gives you the power to overcome exams! Short quotes (1–10) by great and famous people
If you stay focused, you can overcome any obstacle.Warren Buffett
These are the words of Warren Buffett, an American investor who has steadily built results through long-term investing.
His success was not born of split-second decisions, but of a sustained commitment to focus.
In studying as well, getting distracted by too much information scatters your results.
By identifying what needs to be done and concentrating on the task at hand, you can gradually overcome even difficult obstacles.
It’s a famous quote that quietly teaches the importance of the quality of effort.
There is only one way to succeed: never give up.Jeff Bezos
Jeff Bezos, who founded a global company and transformed the nature of business, left words that convey his unwavering resolve—accepting failure and criticism without stopping.
When studying, there are times when results don’t show, and you may question the meaning of your efforts.
However, only those who choose not to give up can move on to the next stage.
As long as you don’t quit halfway, your experiences will surely accumulate into strength.
This quote teaches us the importance of valuing consistency over results and committing with resolve.
Heaven creates no one above others and no one below others.Yukichi Fukuzawa
Yukichi Fukuzawa, a thinker who pioneered modern education in Japan and the founder of Keio University, was a figure who spread the idea that “people are not born with differences in status,” at a time when the class system still held strong.
Underlying this was a firm belief that anyone can open up their future by continuing to learn.
When studying for entrance exams, it’s easy to feel discouraged by differences in grades or circumstances compared to others.
But if you give up, your possibilities end there.
Conversely, if you keep making small, steady efforts with what you can do now, your path will surely change.
Not where you were born, but how you choose to live from here on.
These are words that quietly encourage every exam-taker forward.
Genius is an ordinary person who makes an extraordinary effort.Albert Einstein
Albert Einstein, who proposed the theory of relativity and is often called “the greatest physicist of the 20th century.” This quote teaches us that genius is not limited to those born with special talent; rather, those who can steadily accumulate effort possess true ability.
The same applies to studying for exams: even if you sometimes feel “I’m not cut out for this,” the determination to keep going without giving up becomes your strength.
More important than test scores is the progress of “I understand a little more than yesterday.” Einstein himself, hailed as a genius, was someone who repeatedly experienced failure and trial and error.
These are words that stand by students who want to believe in themselves as they continue to work hard.
