From my room to reaching nine countries the journey was insane. I love you guys ✨💞

“Am I Average?” is a relatable, funny, and brutally real episode about surviving 12th grade in India.

Hosted by Vani, this show dives into board exam stress, NCERT struggles, study burnout, motivation, mental health, self-doubt, overthinking, and the pressure to succeed — all through a Gen-Z lens.

If you’re looking for

✔ study motivation,

✔ productivity inspo,

✔ board exam tips,

✔ realistic student life content,

✔ relatable teen struggles,

✔ mental health honesty,

✔ funny take on academics,

this podcast is EXACTLY your zone.

Perfect for students preparing for CBSE Boards, JEE, NEET, CUET, or anyone just trying to survive school without losing their mind.

Real. Raw. Chaotic. Motivating. Absolutely unfiltered.

Listen on 1.5x for best experience.

When a simple homework hand-in turns into a wild copy chase — join Vani as she hilariously hunts down her lost assignment and survives high school drama one mix-up at a time!

Moral :- Small mistakes are what makes us human!

what happens when two sisters need to discuss on a very chaotic topic called staff room disasters?

He said he didn’t know anything. I said, “Perfect.”

What followed was chaos, failed answers, and one moment that made me rethink what kindness actually means. Sometimes, you don’t meet classmates ,you meet aliens who teach you empathy.

what happens when your coaching spin a wheel every morning labelled "New torture methods".

Ever wondered what it’s like to juggle exams, dreams, fainting on stairs, and relatives who think podcasting has no future? Welcome to my chaotic life! In this episode, I rant, cry, and laugh about JEE, my novel, my podcast, and the terrifying idea of becoming an engineer instead of a journalist. Expect over-the-top drama, hilarious life disasters, and confessional moments that are so real you’ll feel like you’re trapped in my brain at 2 AM.

Warning: may contain tears, laughter, relatable existential panic, and random aunty commentary. Ideal for anyone who’s ever cried over seating arrangements, exam stress, or just existing. By the end, you might just decide to chase your own passion… or at least survive your own metaphorical funeral.