<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

the situation:
my gf has just finished high school, and she wanted to go to the best university in the country to study there.

In the high school, she had above average grades, but she wasn't grade A student although when she had to study, she studied enough.

And now, requirements to get accepted to uni, are grades, tests on a country level in 3 main subjects and preliminary exam in desired university. Those elements make for a final score.

Not all tests make an equal percentage in the final score. She knew that she has to study math the most, because it is the hardest test of them all, but she had studied math for 2 weeks, which is certainly not enough. I kept repeating to her that she has to study more, a lot more, but she just laughed it off.

The preliminary exam was the test of intelligence for which you can't study, but you can look at few of them, and you can get lucky and solve it very good, which some people did and she didn't.

And now, she is isn't accepted to her desired university to study there because other people were better than her and she is crying all day and all night how it is not fair that she didn't get accepted although she is better in some tests than other people, but those people are better when looking altogether, they have better final score.

I am trying to comfort her, be supportive, but I keep saying to her that she had to study harder and longer, that she didn't study enough and now she is mad at me because I am not supporting her(O.o). She did get accepted to other universities in the same city as her desired uni, to study something similar but not the same.

Am I too harsh because I see things the way they are, should I not see the real picture and just be supportive, agree with her view?
<bot>: GF didn't get accepted to desired uni, blames the luck and unfair system although I think that she had to study harder and longer, and now she is mad at me.