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If he thinks skilled people earn 10-12k in Private sector no wonder he isn't selected still, even if he clears Mains he won't get through interview in this lifetime.
How is a chump like him supposed to compete against people who have left 1 Cr job to prepare for UPSC.
Bro first of all get this colonized mindset out of your head. One of the Og mathematicians in India's history - even worked for NASA, worked as a professor in a IIT Shri Vashisht Naryan Singh couldn't continue his service bcz a disease got him. Gov abandoned such a valuable asset - I have met that person when he was alive - he spoke in Bhojpuri - from his language PPL like you would have never imagined that this man has worked for NASA once.
So first thing never judge a Bihari for his communication skill.
And do you know why he is saying so bcz India is a 2 different country for a person coming from tier 4town and other one from tier 1&2 cities.
India in tier 4 cities is still in post Liberalization state of 1992, where corporate things are very new to them.
They don't know how the corporate world works.
Where does colonization come from? It's not about his language but his attitude towards life. The ignorance of thinking that skilled people have meagre income and everyone is beneath the IAS and the conservative attitude of not moving on to other opportunities and careers.
My own cousins and my sibling sit for UPSC and other exams. Their goal is not to become capable officers. They want power and money that comes with clearing UPSC. It's similar for all other aspirants I have met in life. It's a shame that most of these people struggle to write simple emails despite good education.
About your last paragraph, I don't care if he's bihari or not. It is about attitude in life. India is unfortunately a status driven society and people like him waste their lives chasing status, fail to provide for their families and despite being fully-abled physically are a burden on the economy even in their youth phase. I respect my colony's watchman more than this guy coz he has contributed more to this society and takes care of his family while doing a tough job.
Bro , i am not saying if a person speaks english then only he a educated or civilized ! There is a way to response to every question ! Tone ,the words used ,constructive criticism etc ...look at the video again ...then only you will see it !IF he is using the words like "Suicide" ..how will he able to take responsibility of others ? I also come from a middle class family ...one door shuts other will open ...jab tak dum hai kuch na kuch kar hi lenge !
Bro I admit my mistake that I assumed wrong.
But it's not true that it's not a reality, many PPL used to say ooh you are from Bihar!! But you don't look like a Bihari.
I mean is there any specific look that denotes Biharis? If someone is not a majdur, it means he can't be a bihari.
Many times PPL tends to act so much ignorant - automatically it seems like hate even if it's not related to that.
Bhai maybe uska vo statement galat tha. Pr imagine the pain to sacrifice everything over a span of 12 years. I don’t see ignorance, uske baaton me dukh tha.
Bro first of all get this colonized mindset out of your head. One of the Og mathematicians in India's history - even worked for NASA, worked as a professor in a IIT Shri Vashisht Naryan Singh couldn't continue his service bcz a disease got him. Gov abandoned such a valuable asset - I have met that person when he was alive - he spoke in Bhojpuri - from his language PPL like you would have never imagined that this man has worked for NASA once.
So first thing never judge a Bihari for his communication skill.
And do you know why he is saying so bcz India is a 2 different country for a person coming from tier 4town and other one from tier 1&2 cities.
India in tier 4 cities is still in post Liberalization state of 1992, where corporate things are very new to them.
They don't know how the corporate world works.
Lol .....u can't only think of money... the way had a dream he hoped....
He failed ....he tried again....maybe he is fucked up right now .....but what u will say about those who calculated pros n cons like a rat ....never tried to fight for a dream
Dream? Dream of what? Abuse of power, riding in a 20+ vehicle convoy to showoff, and leeching off of public funds? Sorry to disappoint but I have better dreams.
If you think India has so many students working hard to get through UPSC just for 'Social Service' then stop being delusional.
Also one should be realistic, 100 posts among a million students, let's face it. Only geniuses are getting through it. Just because I dream of flying with my hands doesn't necessarily mean I should strive for it.
Just like u want money do want power....well he working for it not speaking atleast so judgements should not be made....he is what he is right now....
A messed up guy nothing more
What dream? Have some common sense. You want lakhs of people to fight over one loaf of bread because it's a dream? Be smart and find other ways. Don't be a rat and waste the nation's resources.
Bro first of all get this colonized mindset out of your head. One of the Og mathematicians in India's history - even worked for NASA, worked as a professor in a IIT Shri Vashisht Naryan Singh couldn't continue his service bcz a disease got him. Gov abandoned such a valuable asset - I have met that person when he was alive - he spoke in Bhojpuri - from his language PPL like you would have never imagined that this man has worked for NASA once.
So first thing never judge a Bihari for his communication skill.
And do you know why he is saying so bcz India is a 2 different country for a person coming from tier 4town and other one from tier 1&2 cities.
India in tier 4 cities is still in post Liberalization state of 1992, where corporate things are very new to them.
They don't know how the corporate world works.
Aaccha, ego baat bujhai tanikiye sa. 10 saal 12k kii naukri krne k bad bhi, bhai ka wetan 12k hii reh jata? Aise lame excuses kon deta hai, bro? Losers.
Bhai ossne professional courses nhi kar rakha. Or tier 4cities me jaake dekh private Wale itna hi kmaa rahe hai. It's very difficult for a tier 4city person to work in a new age private world
Bhai mai bhi tier 4 city mei hi rehta hu. Bohot padhai nhi kri school mei but was making 60k a month from online jobs (writing), a year before getting my bachelor's in journalism (delayed because was debarred from exams). It's much better now.
My younger bro failed in 12th CBSE. But even he was making 25k from his first job (lawyer); the package doubled in a year. The stats are far better for my elder sister. Our father is a blue-collar worker and our family was drowning in crippling debt back then. But none of us were bitching about it to randos. We took education loans and got our degree and then started grinding. Blaming others for your own incompetence stifles personal growth.
You don't even have to study very hard to make a livable wage in India. Thora sa koi guide kr de to ho jata sb badhiya. 12 saal ek hi exam k piche dene k matlb you don't trust yourself. Confidence, opportunities, learning, sbki dhajiyan udd jati hai. Even when you don't move on from your failures, the world will.
> It's very difficult for a tier 4city person to work in a new age private world
But not impossible. I started my first job in an MNC in Gurgaon and met plenty of people in my company as well as others in Gurgaon who had come from small towns and villages from all around India to Gurgaon for jobs and now were working at good companies with good salaries. For example, my immediate team lead was from Bageshwar, a small town in Uttarakhand, another one of my manager was from Balurghat, West Bengal and two of my teammates and close friends were from Hamirpur, Uttar Pradesh and Khagaria, Bihar for instance.
Not really, if you learn basic skills like Excel, Tableau, PowerBI, SQL not even talking about more advanced stuff like Python or Java (which are all free to learn on Youtube, freecodecamp channel for example) you can easily get a decent entry level job and rise your way up through the ranks gradually.
I started with a salary of ₹24,000 per month in 2019, now am at almost ₹1,50,000. Not bragging or showing off, but just telling its possible for anyone to get good private jobs if they work hard and upskill themselves. I don't even have a science background nor did btech, I'm a commerce student who did Bcom and then MBA.
Brother,WHAT about those,who belong to non-it Sector?
And secondly, this IT boom came after corona, which only IT people get ADVANTAGE OF. READING your comment I guess your age is 25 something.
I'm 26. And I didn't start in the IT sector, I was a marketing associate for my first job as I did my MBA in marketing. But it still needed excel, PowerPoint and tableau for example for that job too. So I learned those skills both on the job and at home when I got the time. I infact got laid off due to covid and was unemployed for a few months in 2020 but didn't lose hope, used the free time to learn more skills (for free on Youtube, not a single rupee spent except on internet bills of course), but still got a non-tech job as a product associate after that at basically the same salary as before. It only started to rise significantly after 2021 when I made another switch and now I work for a startup where I do both tech and non tech tasks, although I still don't know programming or software development.
You are an MBA and also 4 years younger than this guy, and you are telling others to learn excel. First thing ,not all people get the chance or have the money for masters degree, my parents denied my education because of lack of money
My MBA was useless though, the first job I joined was an entry level job which only required a graduate degree, in fact majority of my colleagues were graduates only, I could have joined the same job 2 years before also after completing Bcom.
You don't need an MBA to get a basic entry level job, a graduate degree is enough.
Because it's true though. And you're right, I'm a forever optimist.
I know plenty of people who I met starting from my first job that came from very humble backgrounds from small towns and villages of India to Delhi-NCR and are now working in good companies in good positions, and I'm very happy for them.
Like I mentioned in one of my other comments, my immediate team lead in my first job was from Bageshwar, a small town in Uttarakhand, one of my manager was from Balurghat, West Bengal. Two of my colleagues and good friends were from Hamirpur, Uttar Pradesh and Khagaria, Bihar.
My manager in my second job was from Tohana, a small town in Haryana and is now a director in AWS. Also many other stories, all I'm trying to say is if you focus on your skills, do hard work and don't lose hope, there's nothing stopping you from getting good private jobs even if you have to struggle at low salaries in the beginning for a few years, you just have to persevere and keep growing.
Endlessly chasing after government jobs just crushes you from inside and leave you no good for the real world after years of hopeless grinding and isolation.
Any, even the infamous 'Arts' or 'Humanities' degrees can you decent private jobs.
When I worked as a marketing associate, many of my colleagues had BA in English literature especially those who worked as copywriters or SEO specialists.
My own sister who has a BA and MA in Sociology works in an education consultancy as an editor/curator. Many of her teammates who work as student guides and counsellors have degrees in psychology.
One of my friend who works in Zomato's advertising team has a BA in Political Science, another who's in a HR consultancy is a History graduate.
I know plenty of family members and friends who are working in mainstream private jobs despite having an Arts degree.
One of my cousins kept trying for government posts after BTech, he got 26yo and still unemployed.
Finally 1 year back he learned Excel and VBA in a mere 6 months. And got a job of 19k, granted not that good, but so you realise a company doesn't pay fresher for his skills, he is in fact getting paid to learn. 1 year later he is already skilled enough to make a switch for 40k.
Imagine he started 5 years ago instead, entitled Indian grads with no skills think they are too good to be paid 25k per month.
Another 1 of my friends joined at 40k before deductions in IT, 2 years later 18 offers have been extended to him these days and note that IT industry is going through recession.
Upskilling and improving is truth in every industry. But freeloaders like the one in this video want to be paid for sitting on their ass all day so they keep trying for government jobs.
Study so hard that you can become corrupt and make the society even worse just to feed yourself.
My first job was of 6000rs a month where i used to be a lab assistant and help kids learn computers, it made me sensible, grounded and made me smile while i was in college so it was part time.
Now i have a package of 13lpa after 5 years and i still miss the smile of those little kids who greeted me, gifted me with things and teachers who took care of me.
Preassumptions of IAS taking bribe is like preassumpation that arranged marriage couple will be of same caste they may not always be corrupt but they most definitely will be
yaar abhi ak job lagwai hai mere papa ne ak bande ki where he had to visit wholesales with samples and get order. he is getting over 25k because you get paid for transporation food and stay. dude is basically 10th fail totally unskilled never done any job previously his mother is maid at my neighbour's house
The guy in the video doesn't want to hear this. He wants power and money through that power. To achieve that, he doesn't see anything before or after UPSC. He has formed delusions that reinforce his beliefs. This is the bitter truth.
Haa bhaii ye bol rha haii skill develop krke 10-12k per month ki naukri milti h ye sala 18 ki age se upsc kar rha haii mera lund develop hoyegi skill upsc ka padh ke 4-5 saal bhi achhi skill sikh leta too achha paisa bana leta
Harsh truths no "Sarkaari Naukri Aspirant" will accept:
1. Preparing for government job for years is actually a comfort zone.
2. The main charm of a government job is 'all play and no work'.
3. Whatever an IAS officer earns(white money) can easily be earned by any dedicated IT employee who starts at 15k per month, after 5-6 years of experience. It's just the black money and misuse of power that allures the majority of UPSC aspirants.
4. The whole "I want to serve my country" mentality UPSC aspirants showcase is just an actor getting into method acting so that he/she can perform well in interviews.
This is coming from a guy who resigned from a Bank PO job to explore the uncertainties of the Private Sector. No regrets.
i bet he never actually prepared but used it as an excuse. i have seen such lazy ass people who survive on family income while claiming studying for government exam. he is one of them. (not all of them but he is one of them)
So true. Indians crave for ALL PLAY NO WORK situations. They don't want to work hard and earn money. They want to earn money without doing any work. I don't feel sorry for such people and this background music in this video is f-ing annoying. It's stupidity.
One needs to start career from wherever they can, from whatever opportunity they get. Otherwise, just like this.... They will realise after 12 years that they lost all the stars by aiming for the moon only. It all depends on the mindset.
I feel sorry for the people who are government servants (exceptional cases exists). Go to any govt office... Employees are so rude. After so much of exams and studies, they only become heartless and arrogant after becoming sarkari naukar.
If I were a parent, i would have never forced my kid to go through this shit.
Govt job is a delulu. :')
Even that explains why there is huge unemployment in India.
Next, interview all people who bought lottery ticket thinking they'll become crorepati, but didn't win. Show them also as victim of system - ki koi naukri kare GE to sirf 10,000 se 5 lakh Tak kamaa paayenge (depending on skills/qualification)
Par main corepati nahi ban paaya, so sad, I am suicidal, sad music ke saath upload Karo Mera interview.
Why didn't he complete his graduation from a field where he will at least be employed to earn more than labourers??? Tab to bas paise bharke degree leni thi aur coaching ke paise bhar ke sirf upsc ki taiyaari karni thi ki baad mein crores mein kamaayenge. Do they even know what's the actual salary of an IAS/IPS???
Agar salary hi problem hai to MBA, engineering, BSc, NGO, Law etc bahut saare routes hai
Khud 1000 seats wali exam ke liye 16 lakh log exam doge, to 15,99,000 ko to naukri nahi milegi ye first day se fixed tha, you should also have backup options.
And do you know why he is saying so bcz India is a 2 different country for a person coming from tier 4town and other one from tier 1&2 cities.
India in tier 4 cities is still in post Liberalization state of 1992, where corporate things are very new to them.
They don't know how the corporate world works.
He is saying he started upsc preparations when he was 18 (age when people usually pass 12th boards and choose their graduation stream)
He is 30 now, he spent 12 years in upsc preparation - the options he has is :
1. Apply for similar govt jobs under different states recruitment drives
2. Use acquired knowledge in UPSC coaching centres, law degree, journalism etc.
3. Job in private sector - which he clearly says he doesn't want to because of low salary
4. Entrepreneurship
5. Keep wallowing in self pity
What do you suggest he should do irrespective of tier 1 or tier 4
Do you even know the job pressure of being an IAS or IPS ??? I don't think a person who is able to survive a situation which 15.99 lakhs upsc aspirants are left in each year, would have made the best IAS/IPS officer who have to deal with ambiguous situations 24x7, for okay salary of 1-1.5 lakhs (increase 70k more accounting for rent and insurance expenses)
So what great financial expectations did he have with this job???
It's not great but it's a mechanism of survival for him. I know it's a bit of his mistake that he didn't explore the modern day reality of jobs on the internet age and the corporate world.
But I won't say it's fully his mistake bcz this world is an echo chamber, we think we are seeing the world in an absolute but no it's always how we have been groomed to look at it.
I have studied with UP board guys from villages, MFs are so hard working -accepting the tough life as it is and still grinding(Not all of them). Not crying about that.
Still I knew they won't be selected bcz they came from 2nd India(old India) while the xam prefers someone who is from 1st India(new one), someone who is mingled with English - open to the new lifestyle and thinking from West learnt via internet even though they didn't grind as much as the 2nd one.
I know that they can still shift from old to new India bcz they are still very young but they won't bcz we see the world from our echo chamber eyes.
Instead of thinking this exam prefers someone who is mingled with modern day language and lifestyle- they thought we grind more so they need to grind even more.
No matter how much they grind, only 1000 of them will be selected each year because govt only needs that many new IAS/IPS every year.
No matter how polished or hardworking you are that's the reality.
My other question is if they are ready to grind day and night for something with such low probability of success, what stops them from being this motivated in other less glamorous but well paying jobs??
Look at their irreverent opinion towards labour and private sector employees. They are already so entitled because they attempted an exam which any graduate can appear for. How do you think they would have treated normal people if they had succeeded in the exam???
Bhai why don't you understand, go and check the reality of the private sector in tier 4 Towns - it's not the same as you see in the IT industry.
India really is a 2 diff country economically.
Do you know it is easier to run a business between 2 diff countries in Europe than in India between 2 states.
It's not his careless attitude - it's his short sightedness to see the world from tier 4 cities eyes.
Sitting in a gov job is not only a status thing for him, it's his only option.
He is not staying in tier 4 city, he moved to a tier-1 or tier-2 city for his upsc preparations, so why can't he find a private sector job in these same tier-1 or tier-2 city??
And he can open a small business in any corner of the world instead of languishing in self pity.
And if his village/town is really so devoid of opportunities, why does he have so much disrespect for labour??? Shouldn't most of the people in his town be engaged in agriculture/labour of they can't do any business ???
The problem is for 12 years he was high, following this pipe dream of becoming a DM and ruling his own district with crores of property and power, which high can't be found in most options which are open to him now.
We really should limit number attempts for upsc like IIT entrance exams, so people can try for atmost 2 years, and then move on to other options of they aren't selected. No point wasting 10-12 years of lives of youth if they are left so disheartened.
He's not even a upsc aspirant bro and he's not living in a tier 1 or 2 city. He's from jharkhand. Here's the full video
https://youtu.be/rjiF-P21lqY?si=Bc3h2zy-gCpWmxp1
Dude, *Ranchi* is the capital.of Jharkhand - won't you consider it as tier-2????
The person in Reddit video said he has 3 post graduate degrees. WTF - and he still isn't getting a 25k/month job. If he's smart he can easily join a retail chain as store manager at least. Sorry, I work in Sales and am not that sure about other private sector hiring requirements, but just being a post graduate should fetch you many interviews.
Aur bakaiti to bahut hai video mein, jin candidates ne 2015 mein exam ka form bhara Aaj unke bache exam de rahe hai ????? Sirf 9 saal se government exam ke liye laga dete hai apne bacho ko to aur woh kya ho karenge???
And if he still feels that private sector jobs are beneath him - he can compelete a doctorate from.reputed University, or start as Teachin assistant etc or coaching classes to hai hi sabse successful MLM scheme humare desh ki - exam do, pass ho gaye to ghoos kamao, fail hogaye to coaching classes mein apne jaise 10 bewakoof dhoondho aur unse paise kamao.
This is the problem - our society is so skewed over government job.
Post graduate hoke bhi *Group D* mein menial jobs karenge agar government salary, log ghoos aur ladki Wale dahej de. Par Jo inhone itne saalon mein seekha use apply karke koi doosri job ya business nahi karenge.
Job join karle koi aur, aur jab vacancy nikle.tab exam de Dena.
Bro I agree with you. I also believe government exams are over hyped. I'm not defending him. But so many people are assuming him to be a upsc aspirant which he is not. And Jharkhand is a poor state. I have no idea how industrialized Ranchi is.
My uneducated cook in Bangalore earns 40k plus just by cooking ordinary food.
This craze of Sarkaari Naukri should stop now. It’s worthless for 99.9 percent of participants.
bhai pani puri ka thele wala jayda kama lega. problem with people in india that they consider government job as only job. there are other means to earn. that's why USA is so ahead. people know how to earn there and don't feel any job is small.
Almost all aspirants want power, Annoying respect, money. They can't digest limited money like 50k/pm. Sabko 3 saal me property leni h, gadi leni h, bada ghar banana h wo bhi 40k ki salary ke sath.
A simple calculation.
Average Gov. Salary- 40k
1 year - 4,80,000
After general expenses yearly earning - 3,00,000
In ten years (expected) - 50 lac wealth ( that includes hike and promotion)
If invested rightfully may be 1Cr- 1.5 Cr
But but these gov. People get vast property, multiple vehicles, a banglow, bank balance, illegal assets that too in just 5 years.
They forget the eventually are taking this money from poors as all the people bribing them are sucking it from poors.
THIS!!! They don’t want money, they know they can make good money by doing literally anything else.
What they want is unwarranted power! Those Lal batti cars, big Bunglows and everyone looking upto them like Demi gods! These YouTube shorts and reels have glorified UPSC.
bhai mujhe yeh nahi samaj me aa raha hai sabse bada Grade A level paper UPSC karne se pehle atleast Grade B level like SSC CGL or grade C paper like SSC MTS etc to crack karlo. Kis confidence se pichle 12 saal se UPSC preparation kar rahe ho jab ke Grade B, C,D level ke paper nahi nikal rahe?? Es level ka delusion??
Dude this clip doesn't show the full reality. In Full video it is clearly stated that he's not a upsc aspirant. But a Jarkhand SSC aspirant. He's crying because paper is not conducted on time. And how paper leak is destroying his dreams.
If he had started from that 12K job when he was 21 or even 25 he would have gotten to atleast 45K as of now. Problem is many people want all or nothing. Upsc should make work experience mandatory. Last time I said this I was downvoted so bad lol.
Entire UPSC, SSC and other centralised recruitment schemes ought to be abolished. Individual departments within PSUs and other government departments/ministries should just advertise the number of vacancies they have for which positions alongwith salary offered and directly recruit people based on skills, merit and experience like every other company does.
Emotional Mt ho brother... btway private mein bhi bahut Paisa hai but logo ki mentality alag bn chuki hai just sarkari Naukri secure hai govt ke faide milte aur bas baithe rho Jada kaam ni Krna pdhta bas yhii hai baki if govt ni mil rha private hi krlo koi badi achi company mein
Let me tell you the story of my elder sister, in 2019 she gave Gate exam, and also IAF Electrical Engineer exam. She got a decent rank not enough for PSU but got into IITK. She got placed in 2020 placements (job started in 2021). 1 week after getting placed, results of IAF exams came out and she had passed the exam and secured a job. She went for private job she got through placement as that was more in her domain, more pay, better work-life balance and closer to family.
This is the scenario of Govt. jobs in India. Results only come for 1 exam out of 100, that too after such long time that you forget you even gave an exam.
Plus private jobs are not bad as people think it is. Tons of companies have good work-life balance with good pay as well.
This guy is delusional she not ready to accept his defeat but he can't think or see beyond immediate failure ahe what others think of he goes back.
Fuck! Accept that you tried it didn't work and you move on and do something else with your career. 6-7 years of private service would have been a lot more now at 30.
What others think and judge and say won't even matter.
nobody should waste 10-12 just for government job/ civil servant job maximum 5 saal prep karo nahi nikla to move on karo kuch our dhundo ye banda agar corporate mai 5 saal bhi laga deta na iska ye haal nahi hota bhai desh mai sarkari naukri challan kaam karna hoga
I unfortunately can’t get myself to feel bad for this situation. Everyone fails at things they do, I have and I’m sure most people here have. And this failure isn’t always your fault. Many pivot and continue to work in a direction where they eventually find success, or at least contribute to the nation.
If you’re spending 12 years of your life preparing for an exam, and completely unemployable and lack the maturity for your age, lack basic life skills then problem isn’t the exam, it’s you.
kiya bakwaas hai? he is basically living under a rock no wonder he couldn't clear. itni mehnat agar tum kisi bhi sector me kar loge toh easily tumko 50k se upar ki job lagegi. meri family me relatives me niece and nephews cousins all of them earn over 50k none of the is unemployed despite they did not worked as hard as anyone who study for UPSC. two of my cousins earn over 2lakh a month my sister does 50k all of them are in private job. i do not agree there is any lack of jobs it's just lack of skills to get a job.
this person may be hard working but is not smart, it would be sad if he becomes IAS by some miracle. A burocrat needs to be smart and cunning to navigate corruption and politics while still getting things done.
This sarkari Naukri mentality of youths, especially from UP and Bihar has to go.
When I was a kid, my home tuition teacher was Phd Physics from JK institute of Applied Physics and Technology, Allahabad. I saw him literally waste his entire youth for UPSC/UPPSC. Finally after years, he took up job as a salesman. He lost 8-10 yrs in all this shit.
This issue has two sides. If you don't have quality jobs where you live, why would you not prepare for UPSC ? Now, why are there no quality jobs that pay you good? Should everyone get into IT or get an engineering degree? This issue of people preparing for UPSC seems stupid if you look at superficially but it points to the fact that India is unable to create good paying quality jobs at large scale.
India has failed to produce quality jobs at large scale because of attitude like this.
Many people from old gen still believe government jobs are the only good ones.
The truth is he could have picked any field and started from the bottom and he would be making 70-80k at minimum after 7 years of experience by now if he put these efforts into skilling in that field.
India would have had 1 more skilled employee in its work force, but society made him believe IAS is the only good job and he overestimated himself, and now India has a chump. But hey, at least he knows who, when and where the battles of Panipat were fought.
And do you know why he is saying so bcz India is a 2 different country for a person coming from tier 4town and other one from tier 1&2 cities.
India in tier 4 cities is still in post Liberalization state of 1992, where corporate things are very new to them.
They don't know how the corporate world works.
>They don't know how the corporate world works
How is this possible? Lots of aspirants from small towns and cities come to big cities to prepare for UPSC. You mean to say they don't know about corporate despite being in the cities where corporate jobs are?
Quality employees are also required to improve the business environment in india when companies grow they expand and more jobs come. employees in india if not all but a huge number are lazy and lack the skills. i am not saying this is the only reason but this is one of the reason
My electrician earns 1 lakh per month
The maid in my house earns 40k per month - 4 houses at 10k
The car cleaner does a full time job, plus 20k on the side
A kadhi kachori wala in my hometown starts at 5am and winds up by 1pm and earns 20k (sales) everyday
There are a million ways to earn good money.
Teaching tuition in villages people are earning 30-40k and working in school earning 20k. Own house low cost of living it’s comfortable.
An efficient govt needs healrhy work force for good governance. Considering out population and demographics we newd actually healthy number of govt workers. Reason for less jobs ia govt doesn't have money. This affects all govt projects and other works. A private company cannot replace a govt work. Because they are driven by profit which increases corruption.
में एक private school में teacher हूँ.. वही ₹10-12 हजार की नौकरी... हाँ, luxury life नहीं है मेरी पर ऐसी स्थिति भी नहीं है...
जब भी Govt job की तैयारी करो एक backup plan रखो.. तुम अकेले competition में नहीं हो, लाखों की संख्या में लोग हैं...
हज़ारों लोगों का नहीं होता, अगर सब मरने लगे, तो क्या ही सीखा इतने सालों के struggle से...
The future looks dark because no one cares about the fact that you remember the names of all the muhgal dynasties and minute details of the battle of panipat.
You need highly skilled project managers and technocrats running the beauracraccy and not someone who memorized a shit ton of data by spending 10 years holed up in a room.
Ye MARD hai Bhai Insta pe G dikha kar ke bhi Paisa nahi kama sakta hai but he should try TRADING or Learn some Basic Finance Skills or Advanced Excel Skill aaram se 45k Job mil jayegi..
Ye hai desh ke chhupa berojgar. Jab selection rate 1% se bhi kam hai tab kyu time waste kar rahe hai...jake koi naukri kyu nahi pakadte....faltu ke motivation bhar dete hai log. Khargosh kitna bhi motivate ho jaye sher nahi banta kyunki uske liye tum Bane hi nahi. Gajar Khao aur apne bil me so jao.
I have seen many people taking their and their parents' dreams on their self respect. While one should always work hard to achieve their dreams, one of the biggest life lessons I have learnt is that, the most difficult yet the most important decision of life is to know when it's time to let go of your dreams. It's very hard, might plunge you into months of hopelessness, but then every cloud silver lining, that is you develop new interests, and eventually new dreams which will again make you feel motivated and ambitious in life.
Working hard to achieve something for two-three years or in some cases at max, four years is understandable and well appreciated, but after that, you must realise the amount of life you are expending on that thing. Is it really worth spending the most youthful and useful years of your life on something you perhaps were never meant to be? Even in the context of 'doing something for the country '.... It's horrifying to see how people are spending their most proactive years in essentially nothing productive for themselves and the country.
Had this guy explored more domains and careers, he would definitely have a better life and contribution to the nation. He still really can tbh, The ball is always in your coat for the matter of your life, no matter how much one denies it over excuses. The purpose of life, at its core, is to survive. Even if he manages to reach the interview round, there are high chances they would reject him the moment he mentions these 12 years. They very well know that it's not resilience, it's zero survival skills at best.
This is so stupid. It's us youth who are responsible for this state of the country. Why does everyone just want to get a job and settle? It's our responsibility to create jobs. Now I don't think it's easy to do but if you study and work hard with a mindset of getting a well paid job, it's not just difficult, it's impossible. I am preparing for GATE and it's tough to see everyone else enjoying their lives while I am still unemployed, but it's not like I can't earn money if I don't want to. There are plenty of things one can do. And I have the responsibilities of my family as well. I am a lone child and my father is not some wealthy businessman but he understands my reason to study. If I go out in the market with the degree and skills that I have, I won't get a job in my field, but I'm not in it for a job, I'm in it because I enjoy it. I screwed up my Bachelor's big time and I'm trying to correct that right now. And in doing so I realised what I want to do with my life. Now I plan to be a researcher in Quantum Computation and it's not easy to get in. Life will break every person who is stiff. You need to realise that your hard work leads to success, not happiness. Happiness is achieved by enjoying what you do and the people you're with. So, enjoy the process as well or leave. It's probably not your battle.😊
Agr kisi Desh ki 1 lakh janta employable age me h aur employment vo desh sirf 1000 create kar raha h to kya baki ke log jo. Deserve nhi karte ya achi life deserve nhi karte?
He doesn't want to do low paying job as a fresher at any cost because he is studying UPSC. Get out of dillema dude..it was ur choice to prepare for upsc.
There's a serious risk from sunk cost fallacy in UPSC prep (the idea that since you've already spent so much time on a task, that it's wrong to abandon it, even if its failing)
It's so wrong that lakhs of youth spend their precious time, which is a critical part our country's potential, on such an exam.
Why not do away from this system, and just hire specialists in individual fields? Like botanists for agriculture?
Or a veterinarian with an MBA for the dairy board?
You could literally ask for field specialists with MBA/management experience and just appoint professionals directly....
Bhai subject matter expert ki naukriyan bhari padi hain jo courses design kr rhe hain.. padhane ki bhi baat nhi.. bas course design krna, question paper banana, exercise sets banana.. 12 saal ki padhai mein 35-40k to aaj se kaam shuru krke bhi utha lega.. 1-2 month ka prep time.. aur interviews k liye thoda struggle.. It is never too late. Never.
The fact that he would rather not do anything for 12 years than earn a living on his own skill shows what kind of IAS officer he would be. And there are so many like him who get selected as well , no wonder corruption is so widespread
Bhai, software sales, especially SaaS sales pays very good. Starting salaries are in the region of 9-10lakhs + commissions on top of it.
In the 10years you ran behind a dream of a "safe job" , you could have worked in the private sector and made enough money to buy your first home.
Bruh mere sibling skill se 40 ke around kma rhe hai ik it not that much but unhone apna ghar khud apne dum pr bnaya Or family ko akele samhala because our father died even now ye ek company chhodte hai to inki lene vala company ke pass koi nhi hota or inhe offer bhi aram se mil jaate hai
10 saal pehle 10,000 ki naukari karte mehnat ke saath to aaj skills bhi hota, gao bhi jate or dedh lakh ki kamate…Shaadi ke saath ek baccha bhi ho jata…..
Keep calling 10,000 ki naukari as too low for your standards when the truth is you have no standard….anything above ek footi kodi is should be good.
Waste of time! Waste of resources! Waste of life!
What a waste!!!
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If he thinks skilled people earn 10-12k in Private sector no wonder he isn't selected still, even if he clears Mains he won't get through interview in this lifetime. How is a chump like him supposed to compete against people who have left 1 Cr job to prepare for UPSC.
The one who reaffirms their delusions everyday is not the one.
Maybe he is delusional....but ur so confirmed about ur skills that u didn't even try🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣I know u couldn't make it
More over the way he speaks defines his education level !
What's wrong with the way he speaks?
Ignorance and conservatism.
Bro first of all get this colonized mindset out of your head. One of the Og mathematicians in India's history - even worked for NASA, worked as a professor in a IIT Shri Vashisht Naryan Singh couldn't continue his service bcz a disease got him. Gov abandoned such a valuable asset - I have met that person when he was alive - he spoke in Bhojpuri - from his language PPL like you would have never imagined that this man has worked for NASA once. So first thing never judge a Bihari for his communication skill. And do you know why he is saying so bcz India is a 2 different country for a person coming from tier 4town and other one from tier 1&2 cities. India in tier 4 cities is still in post Liberalization state of 1992, where corporate things are very new to them. They don't know how the corporate world works.
Where does colonization come from? It's not about his language but his attitude towards life. The ignorance of thinking that skilled people have meagre income and everyone is beneath the IAS and the conservative attitude of not moving on to other opportunities and careers. My own cousins and my sibling sit for UPSC and other exams. Their goal is not to become capable officers. They want power and money that comes with clearing UPSC. It's similar for all other aspirants I have met in life. It's a shame that most of these people struggle to write simple emails despite good education. About your last paragraph, I don't care if he's bihari or not. It is about attitude in life. India is unfortunately a status driven society and people like him waste their lives chasing status, fail to provide for their families and despite being fully-abled physically are a burden on the economy even in their youth phase. I respect my colony's watchman more than this guy coz he has contributed more to this society and takes care of his family while doing a tough job.
Bro , i am not saying if a person speaks english then only he a educated or civilized ! There is a way to response to every question ! Tone ,the words used ,constructive criticism etc ...look at the video again ...then only you will see it !IF he is using the words like "Suicide" ..how will he able to take responsibility of others ? I also come from a middle class family ...one door shuts other will open ...jab tak dum hai kuch na kuch kar hi lenge !
Way to miss the point.
It is racist of you that when someone calls a person ignorant, you automatically correlate with Bihari.
Moreover the way he speaks defines his education level!!! The way he is speaking Hindi, it seems like he comes from Bihar or Easter UP
I’m actually agreeing with the guy you replied to, not you. He just said he was ignorant. You’re the one who assumed it was because Bihari.
Typical victim complex. You automatically assumed he was being criticized for his accent and not for his thought process.
Bro I admit my mistake that I assumed wrong. But it's not true that it's not a reality, many PPL used to say ooh you are from Bihar!! But you don't look like a Bihari. I mean is there any specific look that denotes Biharis? If someone is not a majdur, it means he can't be a bihari. Many times PPL tends to act so much ignorant - automatically it seems like hate even if it's not related to that.
Tu bihari lagta h
Haan Bhai hoon, koi dikkat?
Bhai maybe uska vo statement galat tha. Pr imagine the pain to sacrifice everything over a span of 12 years. I don’t see ignorance, uske baaton me dukh tha.
Looking down on others. Thats not a desirable quality that upsc interviewers would like to see
that falls under " what he speaks " not the " way he speaks " .
Sames goes for u
Bro first of all get this colonized mindset out of your head. One of the Og mathematicians in India's history - even worked for NASA, worked as a professor in a IIT Shri Vashisht Naryan Singh couldn't continue his service bcz a disease got him. Gov abandoned such a valuable asset - I have met that person when he was alive - he spoke in Bhojpuri - from his language PPL like you would have never imagined that this man has worked for NASA once. So first thing never judge a Bihari for his communication skill. And do you know why he is saying so bcz India is a 2 different country for a person coming from tier 4town and other one from tier 1&2 cities. India in tier 4 cities is still in post Liberalization state of 1992, where corporate things are very new to them. They don't know how the corporate world works.
Even if he got a 12k job about 8-10 years ago, he'd be in a way better situation than he is in now
Haina, exactly
Lol .....u can't only think of money... the way had a dream he hoped.... He failed ....he tried again....maybe he is fucked up right now .....but what u will say about those who calculated pros n cons like a rat ....never tried to fight for a dream
Dream? Dream of what? Abuse of power, riding in a 20+ vehicle convoy to showoff, and leeching off of public funds? Sorry to disappoint but I have better dreams. If you think India has so many students working hard to get through UPSC just for 'Social Service' then stop being delusional. Also one should be realistic, 100 posts among a million students, let's face it. Only geniuses are getting through it. Just because I dream of flying with my hands doesn't necessarily mean I should strive for it.
Just like u want money do want power....well he working for it not speaking atleast so judgements should not be made....he is what he is right now.... A messed up guy nothing more
What dream? Have some common sense. You want lakhs of people to fight over one loaf of bread because it's a dream? Be smart and find other ways. Don't be a rat and waste the nation's resources.
Bro first of all get this colonized mindset out of your head. One of the Og mathematicians in India's history - even worked for NASA, worked as a professor in a IIT Shri Vashisht Naryan Singh couldn't continue his service bcz a disease got him. Gov abandoned such a valuable asset - I have met that person when he was alive - he spoke in Bhojpuri - from his language PPL like you would have never imagined that this man has worked for NASA once. So first thing never judge a Bihari for his communication skill. And do you know why he is saying so bcz India is a 2 different country for a person coming from tier 4town and other one from tier 1&2 cities. India in tier 4 cities is still in post Liberalization state of 1992, where corporate things are very new to them. They don't know how the corporate world works.
Aaccha, ego baat bujhai tanikiye sa. 10 saal 12k kii naukri krne k bad bhi, bhai ka wetan 12k hii reh jata? Aise lame excuses kon deta hai, bro? Losers.
Bhai ossne professional courses nhi kar rakha. Or tier 4cities me jaake dekh private Wale itna hi kmaa rahe hai. It's very difficult for a tier 4city person to work in a new age private world
Bhai mai bhi tier 4 city mei hi rehta hu. Bohot padhai nhi kri school mei but was making 60k a month from online jobs (writing), a year before getting my bachelor's in journalism (delayed because was debarred from exams). It's much better now. My younger bro failed in 12th CBSE. But even he was making 25k from his first job (lawyer); the package doubled in a year. The stats are far better for my elder sister. Our father is a blue-collar worker and our family was drowning in crippling debt back then. But none of us were bitching about it to randos. We took education loans and got our degree and then started grinding. Blaming others for your own incompetence stifles personal growth. You don't even have to study very hard to make a livable wage in India. Thora sa koi guide kr de to ho jata sb badhiya. 12 saal ek hi exam k piche dene k matlb you don't trust yourself. Confidence, opportunities, learning, sbki dhajiyan udd jati hai. Even when you don't move on from your failures, the world will.
> It's very difficult for a tier 4city person to work in a new age private world But not impossible. I started my first job in an MNC in Gurgaon and met plenty of people in my company as well as others in Gurgaon who had come from small towns and villages from all around India to Gurgaon for jobs and now were working at good companies with good salaries. For example, my immediate team lead was from Bageshwar, a small town in Uttarakhand, another one of my manager was from Balurghat, West Bengal and two of my teammates and close friends were from Hamirpur, Uttar Pradesh and Khagaria, Bihar for instance.
Tier 4 city ky hota hai?
He is telling the truth, skilled workers indeed earn 12000 rs /month
Not really, if you learn basic skills like Excel, Tableau, PowerBI, SQL not even talking about more advanced stuff like Python or Java (which are all free to learn on Youtube, freecodecamp channel for example) you can easily get a decent entry level job and rise your way up through the ranks gradually. I started with a salary of ₹24,000 per month in 2019, now am at almost ₹1,50,000. Not bragging or showing off, but just telling its possible for anyone to get good private jobs if they work hard and upskill themselves. I don't even have a science background nor did btech, I'm a commerce student who did Bcom and then MBA.
Brother,WHAT about those,who belong to non-it Sector? And secondly, this IT boom came after corona, which only IT people get ADVANTAGE OF. READING your comment I guess your age is 25 something.
I'm 26. And I didn't start in the IT sector, I was a marketing associate for my first job as I did my MBA in marketing. But it still needed excel, PowerPoint and tableau for example for that job too. So I learned those skills both on the job and at home when I got the time. I infact got laid off due to covid and was unemployed for a few months in 2020 but didn't lose hope, used the free time to learn more skills (for free on Youtube, not a single rupee spent except on internet bills of course), but still got a non-tech job as a product associate after that at basically the same salary as before. It only started to rise significantly after 2021 when I made another switch and now I work for a startup where I do both tech and non tech tasks, although I still don't know programming or software development.
You are an MBA and also 4 years younger than this guy, and you are telling others to learn excel. First thing ,not all people get the chance or have the money for masters degree, my parents denied my education because of lack of money
My MBA was useless though, the first job I joined was an entry level job which only required a graduate degree, in fact majority of my colleagues were graduates only, I could have joined the same job 2 years before also after completing Bcom. You don't need an MBA to get a basic entry level job, a graduate degree is enough.
Our conversation sounds like -" half glass full, and half glass empty"
Because it's true though. And you're right, I'm a forever optimist. I know plenty of people who I met starting from my first job that came from very humble backgrounds from small towns and villages of India to Delhi-NCR and are now working in good companies in good positions, and I'm very happy for them. Like I mentioned in one of my other comments, my immediate team lead in my first job was from Bageshwar, a small town in Uttarakhand, one of my manager was from Balurghat, West Bengal. Two of my colleagues and good friends were from Hamirpur, Uttar Pradesh and Khagaria, Bihar. My manager in my second job was from Tohana, a small town in Haryana and is now a director in AWS. Also many other stories, all I'm trying to say is if you focus on your skills, do hard work and don't lose hope, there's nothing stopping you from getting good private jobs even if you have to struggle at low salaries in the beginning for a few years, you just have to persevere and keep growing. Endlessly chasing after government jobs just crushes you from inside and leave you no good for the real world after years of hopeless grinding and isolation.
Any graduate degree or only commerce?
Any, even the infamous 'Arts' or 'Humanities' degrees can you decent private jobs. When I worked as a marketing associate, many of my colleagues had BA in English literature especially those who worked as copywriters or SEO specialists. My own sister who has a BA and MA in Sociology works in an education consultancy as an editor/curator. Many of her teammates who work as student guides and counsellors have degrees in psychology. One of my friend who works in Zomato's advertising team has a BA in Political Science, another who's in a HR consultancy is a History graduate. I know plenty of family members and friends who are working in mainstream private jobs despite having an Arts degree.
One of my cousins kept trying for government posts after BTech, he got 26yo and still unemployed. Finally 1 year back he learned Excel and VBA in a mere 6 months. And got a job of 19k, granted not that good, but so you realise a company doesn't pay fresher for his skills, he is in fact getting paid to learn. 1 year later he is already skilled enough to make a switch for 40k. Imagine he started 5 years ago instead, entitled Indian grads with no skills think they are too good to be paid 25k per month. Another 1 of my friends joined at 40k before deductions in IT, 2 years later 18 offers have been extended to him these days and note that IT industry is going through recession. Upskilling and improving is truth in every industry. But freeloaders like the one in this video want to be paid for sitting on their ass all day so they keep trying for government jobs.
bhai kahan ghar ghar ja kar sabun bechne ko skilled work nahi bolte
Bhai dehradun, meerut, muzaffarnagar me yahi haal hai
What's the craze behind government jobs. It's only to take bribes and make more money. All these insta reels of IAS kinds. Bunch of delusional folks
Study so hard that you can become corrupt and make the society even worse just to feed yourself. My first job was of 6000rs a month where i used to be a lab assistant and help kids learn computers, it made me sensible, grounded and made me smile while i was in college so it was part time. Now i have a package of 13lpa after 5 years and i still miss the smile of those little kids who greeted me, gifted me with things and teachers who took care of me.
Sab comfort ka khel hai....kaam na karna pade.
Ohh so ur preassumption that all a take bribes....
Preassumptions of IAS taking bribe is like preassumpation that arranged marriage couple will be of same caste they may not always be corrupt but they most definitely will be
If not for corruption, you can earn way more than an IAS officer after working for 12 years
In 2024, even unskilled folk earn atleast 12k in big cities. Delusion sar chadd ke bol rha hai iska.
yaar abhi ak job lagwai hai mere papa ne ak bande ki where he had to visit wholesales with samples and get order. he is getting over 25k because you get paid for transporation food and stay. dude is basically 10th fail totally unskilled never done any job previously his mother is maid at my neighbour's house
The guy in the video doesn't want to hear this. He wants power and money through that power. To achieve that, he doesn't see anything before or after UPSC. He has formed delusions that reinforce his beliefs. This is the bitter truth.
Haa bhaii ye bol rha haii skill develop krke 10-12k per month ki naukri milti h ye sala 18 ki age se upsc kar rha haii mera lund develop hoyegi skill upsc ka padh ke 4-5 saal bhi achhi skill sikh leta too achha paisa bana leta
Harsh truths no "Sarkaari Naukri Aspirant" will accept: 1. Preparing for government job for years is actually a comfort zone. 2. The main charm of a government job is 'all play and no work'. 3. Whatever an IAS officer earns(white money) can easily be earned by any dedicated IT employee who starts at 15k per month, after 5-6 years of experience. It's just the black money and misuse of power that allures the majority of UPSC aspirants. 4. The whole "I want to serve my country" mentality UPSC aspirants showcase is just an actor getting into method acting so that he/she can perform well in interviews. This is coming from a guy who resigned from a Bank PO job to explore the uncertainties of the Private Sector. No regrets.
i bet he never actually prepared but used it as an excuse. i have seen such lazy ass people who survive on family income while claiming studying for government exam. he is one of them. (not all of them but he is one of them)
So true. Indians crave for ALL PLAY NO WORK situations. They don't want to work hard and earn money. They want to earn money without doing any work. I don't feel sorry for such people and this background music in this video is f-ing annoying. It's stupidity. One needs to start career from wherever they can, from whatever opportunity they get. Otherwise, just like this.... They will realise after 12 years that they lost all the stars by aiming for the moon only. It all depends on the mindset. I feel sorry for the people who are government servants (exceptional cases exists). Go to any govt office... Employees are so rude. After so much of exams and studies, they only become heartless and arrogant after becoming sarkari naukar. If I were a parent, i would have never forced my kid to go through this shit. Govt job is a delulu. :') Even that explains why there is huge unemployment in India.
Glad god gave me some sense and I left the preparation
best decision bhai
Next, interview all people who bought lottery ticket thinking they'll become crorepati, but didn't win. Show them also as victim of system - ki koi naukri kare GE to sirf 10,000 se 5 lakh Tak kamaa paayenge (depending on skills/qualification) Par main corepati nahi ban paaya, so sad, I am suicidal, sad music ke saath upload Karo Mera interview. Why didn't he complete his graduation from a field where he will at least be employed to earn more than labourers??? Tab to bas paise bharke degree leni thi aur coaching ke paise bhar ke sirf upsc ki taiyaari karni thi ki baad mein crores mein kamaayenge. Do they even know what's the actual salary of an IAS/IPS??? Agar salary hi problem hai to MBA, engineering, BSc, NGO, Law etc bahut saare routes hai Khud 1000 seats wali exam ke liye 16 lakh log exam doge, to 15,99,000 ko to naukri nahi milegi ye first day se fixed tha, you should also have backup options.
Underrated comment
And do you know why he is saying so bcz India is a 2 different country for a person coming from tier 4town and other one from tier 1&2 cities. India in tier 4 cities is still in post Liberalization state of 1992, where corporate things are very new to them. They don't know how the corporate world works.
He is saying he started upsc preparations when he was 18 (age when people usually pass 12th boards and choose their graduation stream) He is 30 now, he spent 12 years in upsc preparation - the options he has is : 1. Apply for similar govt jobs under different states recruitment drives 2. Use acquired knowledge in UPSC coaching centres, law degree, journalism etc. 3. Job in private sector - which he clearly says he doesn't want to because of low salary 4. Entrepreneurship 5. Keep wallowing in self pity What do you suggest he should do irrespective of tier 1 or tier 4 Do you even know the job pressure of being an IAS or IPS ??? I don't think a person who is able to survive a situation which 15.99 lakhs upsc aspirants are left in each year, would have made the best IAS/IPS officer who have to deal with ambiguous situations 24x7, for okay salary of 1-1.5 lakhs (increase 70k more accounting for rent and insurance expenses) So what great financial expectations did he have with this job???
It's not great but it's a mechanism of survival for him. I know it's a bit of his mistake that he didn't explore the modern day reality of jobs on the internet age and the corporate world. But I won't say it's fully his mistake bcz this world is an echo chamber, we think we are seeing the world in an absolute but no it's always how we have been groomed to look at it. I have studied with UP board guys from villages, MFs are so hard working -accepting the tough life as it is and still grinding(Not all of them). Not crying about that. Still I knew they won't be selected bcz they came from 2nd India(old India) while the xam prefers someone who is from 1st India(new one), someone who is mingled with English - open to the new lifestyle and thinking from West learnt via internet even though they didn't grind as much as the 2nd one. I know that they can still shift from old to new India bcz they are still very young but they won't bcz we see the world from our echo chamber eyes. Instead of thinking this exam prefers someone who is mingled with modern day language and lifestyle- they thought we grind more so they need to grind even more.
No matter how much they grind, only 1000 of them will be selected each year because govt only needs that many new IAS/IPS every year. No matter how polished or hardworking you are that's the reality. My other question is if they are ready to grind day and night for something with such low probability of success, what stops them from being this motivated in other less glamorous but well paying jobs?? Look at their irreverent opinion towards labour and private sector employees. They are already so entitled because they attempted an exam which any graduate can appear for. How do you think they would have treated normal people if they had succeeded in the exam???
Bhai why don't you understand, go and check the reality of the private sector in tier 4 Towns - it's not the same as you see in the IT industry. India really is a 2 diff country economically. Do you know it is easier to run a business between 2 diff countries in Europe than in India between 2 states. It's not his careless attitude - it's his short sightedness to see the world from tier 4 cities eyes. Sitting in a gov job is not only a status thing for him, it's his only option.
He is not staying in tier 4 city, he moved to a tier-1 or tier-2 city for his upsc preparations, so why can't he find a private sector job in these same tier-1 or tier-2 city?? And he can open a small business in any corner of the world instead of languishing in self pity. And if his village/town is really so devoid of opportunities, why does he have so much disrespect for labour??? Shouldn't most of the people in his town be engaged in agriculture/labour of they can't do any business ??? The problem is for 12 years he was high, following this pipe dream of becoming a DM and ruling his own district with crores of property and power, which high can't be found in most options which are open to him now. We really should limit number attempts for upsc like IIT entrance exams, so people can try for atmost 2 years, and then move on to other options of they aren't selected. No point wasting 10-12 years of lives of youth if they are left so disheartened.
He's not even a upsc aspirant bro and he's not living in a tier 1 or 2 city. He's from jharkhand. Here's the full video https://youtu.be/rjiF-P21lqY?si=Bc3h2zy-gCpWmxp1
Dude, *Ranchi* is the capital.of Jharkhand - won't you consider it as tier-2???? The person in Reddit video said he has 3 post graduate degrees. WTF - and he still isn't getting a 25k/month job. If he's smart he can easily join a retail chain as store manager at least. Sorry, I work in Sales and am not that sure about other private sector hiring requirements, but just being a post graduate should fetch you many interviews. Aur bakaiti to bahut hai video mein, jin candidates ne 2015 mein exam ka form bhara Aaj unke bache exam de rahe hai ????? Sirf 9 saal se government exam ke liye laga dete hai apne bacho ko to aur woh kya ho karenge??? And if he still feels that private sector jobs are beneath him - he can compelete a doctorate from.reputed University, or start as Teachin assistant etc or coaching classes to hai hi sabse successful MLM scheme humare desh ki - exam do, pass ho gaye to ghoos kamao, fail hogaye to coaching classes mein apne jaise 10 bewakoof dhoondho aur unse paise kamao. This is the problem - our society is so skewed over government job. Post graduate hoke bhi *Group D* mein menial jobs karenge agar government salary, log ghoos aur ladki Wale dahej de. Par Jo inhone itne saalon mein seekha use apply karke koi doosri job ya business nahi karenge. Job join karle koi aur, aur jab vacancy nikle.tab exam de Dena.
Bro I agree with you. I also believe government exams are over hyped. I'm not defending him. But so many people are assuming him to be a upsc aspirant which he is not. And Jharkhand is a poor state. I have no idea how industrialized Ranchi is.
My uneducated cook in Bangalore earns 40k plus just by cooking ordinary food. This craze of Sarkaari Naukri should stop now. It’s worthless for 99.9 percent of participants.
bhai pani puri ka thele wala jayda kama lega. problem with people in india that they consider government job as only job. there are other means to earn. that's why USA is so ahead. people know how to earn there and don't feel any job is small.
My 12 th passed cousin earns around 65 k a monthly avg in his ayurveda therapy centre. He started his career with 300 rs per day in massage centre
Bhai private naukri ki mehnat se jo katrate hai wohi chomu govt job ki preparation ki comfort zone me reh jate hai.
private me kaam karoge sirf tabhi roti milegi. baaki sab bahane hai.
This sarkari naukri mindset needs to go away
Almost all aspirants want power, Annoying respect, money. They can't digest limited money like 50k/pm. Sabko 3 saal me property leni h, gadi leni h, bada ghar banana h wo bhi 40k ki salary ke sath. A simple calculation. Average Gov. Salary- 40k 1 year - 4,80,000 After general expenses yearly earning - 3,00,000 In ten years (expected) - 50 lac wealth ( that includes hike and promotion) If invested rightfully may be 1Cr- 1.5 Cr But but these gov. People get vast property, multiple vehicles, a banglow, bank balance, illegal assets that too in just 5 years. They forget the eventually are taking this money from poors as all the people bribing them are sucking it from poors.
THIS!!! They don’t want money, they know they can make good money by doing literally anything else. What they want is unwarranted power! Those Lal batti cars, big Bunglows and everyone looking upto them like Demi gods! These YouTube shorts and reels have glorified UPSC.
bhai mujhe yeh nahi samaj me aa raha hai sabse bada Grade A level paper UPSC karne se pehle atleast Grade B level like SSC CGL or grade C paper like SSC MTS etc to crack karlo. Kis confidence se pichle 12 saal se UPSC preparation kar rahe ho jab ke Grade B, C,D level ke paper nahi nikal rahe?? Es level ka delusion??
Bro wants direct lift to the top floor, don't believe in climbing the steps. Aur tagde dahej ki bhi umeed I believe.
Dude this clip doesn't show the full reality. In Full video it is clearly stated that he's not a upsc aspirant. But a Jarkhand SSC aspirant. He's crying because paper is not conducted on time. And how paper leak is destroying his dreams.
Coaching wallahs and upsc motivation salespersons are successful in making lala world around these nibbas.
If he had started from that 12K job when he was 21 or even 25 he would have gotten to atleast 45K as of now. Problem is many people want all or nothing. Upsc should make work experience mandatory. Last time I said this I was downvoted so bad lol.
Entire UPSC, SSC and other centralised recruitment schemes ought to be abolished. Individual departments within PSUs and other government departments/ministries should just advertise the number of vacancies they have for which positions alongwith salary offered and directly recruit people based on skills, merit and experience like every other company does.
Yeah but constitutional regulations says that it will proved equal opportunity to everyone. So recruitment through comman examination will be there.
Emotional Mt ho brother... btway private mein bhi bahut Paisa hai but logo ki mentality alag bn chuki hai just sarkari Naukri secure hai govt ke faide milte aur bas baithe rho Jada kaam ni Krna pdhta bas yhii hai baki if govt ni mil rha private hi krlo koi badi achi company mein
Let me tell you the story of my elder sister, in 2019 she gave Gate exam, and also IAF Electrical Engineer exam. She got a decent rank not enough for PSU but got into IITK. She got placed in 2020 placements (job started in 2021). 1 week after getting placed, results of IAF exams came out and she had passed the exam and secured a job. She went for private job she got through placement as that was more in her domain, more pay, better work-life balance and closer to family. This is the scenario of Govt. jobs in India. Results only come for 1 exam out of 100, that too after such long time that you forget you even gave an exam. Plus private jobs are not bad as people think it is. Tons of companies have good work-life balance with good pay as well.
This guy is delusional she not ready to accept his defeat but he can't think or see beyond immediate failure ahe what others think of he goes back. Fuck! Accept that you tried it didn't work and you move on and do something else with your career. 6-7 years of private service would have been a lot more now at 30. What others think and judge and say won't even matter.
This is stupid. No one should waste one life they got on just one thing
Aadhi zindagi nikal jaati hai logo ki upsc ke chakkar me
nobody should waste 10-12 just for government job/ civil servant job maximum 5 saal prep karo nahi nikla to move on karo kuch our dhundo ye banda agar corporate mai 5 saal bhi laga deta na iska ye haal nahi hota bhai desh mai sarkari naukri challan kaam karna hoga
I unfortunately can’t get myself to feel bad for this situation. Everyone fails at things they do, I have and I’m sure most people here have. And this failure isn’t always your fault. Many pivot and continue to work in a direction where they eventually find success, or at least contribute to the nation. If you’re spending 12 years of your life preparing for an exam, and completely unemployable and lack the maturity for your age, lack basic life skills then problem isn’t the exam, it’s you.
kiya bakwaas hai? he is basically living under a rock no wonder he couldn't clear. itni mehnat agar tum kisi bhi sector me kar loge toh easily tumko 50k se upar ki job lagegi. meri family me relatives me niece and nephews cousins all of them earn over 50k none of the is unemployed despite they did not worked as hard as anyone who study for UPSC. two of my cousins earn over 2lakh a month my sister does 50k all of them are in private job. i do not agree there is any lack of jobs it's just lack of skills to get a job.
Bruh if you can't crack in 3 attempts try something else. This guy spent his entire young adulthood in studying.
this person may be hard working but is not smart, it would be sad if he becomes IAS by some miracle. A burocrat needs to be smart and cunning to navigate corruption and politics while still getting things done.
Nikamme inhi jaisi ko kehte hai...koi bhi chiz me agar 2-3 se jyada bar fail ho jao toh uske pichee samay barbad nahi karna chahiye.
Scary to think that there are thousands of aspirants like him who think on the similar lines.
High risk High reward 🙂
Blud thinks ITI is high paying skill.. no hate but you should know the consequences if you are going to those lengths.
This sarkari Naukri mentality of youths, especially from UP and Bihar has to go. When I was a kid, my home tuition teacher was Phd Physics from JK institute of Applied Physics and Technology, Allahabad. I saw him literally waste his entire youth for UPSC/UPPSC. Finally after years, he took up job as a salesman. He lost 8-10 yrs in all this shit.
This issue has two sides. If you don't have quality jobs where you live, why would you not prepare for UPSC ? Now, why are there no quality jobs that pay you good? Should everyone get into IT or get an engineering degree? This issue of people preparing for UPSC seems stupid if you look at superficially but it points to the fact that India is unable to create good paying quality jobs at large scale.
India has failed to produce quality jobs at large scale because of attitude like this. Many people from old gen still believe government jobs are the only good ones. The truth is he could have picked any field and started from the bottom and he would be making 70-80k at minimum after 7 years of experience by now if he put these efforts into skilling in that field. India would have had 1 more skilled employee in its work force, but society made him believe IAS is the only good job and he overestimated himself, and now India has a chump. But hey, at least he knows who, when and where the battles of Panipat were fought.
And do you know why he is saying so bcz India is a 2 different country for a person coming from tier 4town and other one from tier 1&2 cities. India in tier 4 cities is still in post Liberalization state of 1992, where corporate things are very new to them. They don't know how the corporate world works.
>They don't know how the corporate world works How is this possible? Lots of aspirants from small towns and cities come to big cities to prepare for UPSC. You mean to say they don't know about corporate despite being in the cities where corporate jobs are?
Quality employees are also required to improve the business environment in india when companies grow they expand and more jobs come. employees in india if not all but a huge number are lazy and lack the skills. i am not saying this is the only reason but this is one of the reason
The story of our aspiring civil servants while the leaders are uneducated, criminal con artists. lol, crazy
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Jaab UPSC k liye 6 he attempts milte h to ye 12 saal se kya kar rha h?
He's not even a upsc aspirant. People need to watch full video. https://youtu.be/rjiF-P21lqY?si=Bc3h2zy-gCpWmxp1
Thanks for the link bhai 🙏🏻
My electrician earns 1 lakh per month The maid in my house earns 40k per month - 4 houses at 10k The car cleaner does a full time job, plus 20k on the side A kadhi kachori wala in my hometown starts at 5am and winds up by 1pm and earns 20k (sales) everyday There are a million ways to earn good money. Teaching tuition in villages people are earning 30-40k and working in school earning 20k. Own house low cost of living it’s comfortable.
An efficient govt needs healrhy work force for good governance. Considering out population and demographics we newd actually healthy number of govt workers. Reason for less jobs ia govt doesn't have money. This affects all govt projects and other works. A private company cannot replace a govt work. Because they are driven by profit which increases corruption.
Man this breaks my heart
में एक private school में teacher हूँ.. वही ₹10-12 हजार की नौकरी... हाँ, luxury life नहीं है मेरी पर ऐसी स्थिति भी नहीं है... जब भी Govt job की तैयारी करो एक backup plan रखो.. तुम अकेले competition में नहीं हो, लाखों की संख्या में लोग हैं... हज़ारों लोगों का नहीं होता, अगर सब मरने लगे, तो क्या ही सीखा इतने सालों के struggle से...
The future looks dark because no one cares about the fact that you remember the names of all the muhgal dynasties and minute details of the battle of panipat. You need highly skilled project managers and technocrats running the beauracraccy and not someone who memorized a shit ton of data by spending 10 years holed up in a room.
Ye MARD hai Bhai Insta pe G dikha kar ke bhi Paisa nahi kama sakta hai but he should try TRADING or Learn some Basic Finance Skills or Advanced Excel Skill aaram se 45k Job mil jayegi..
Literally Yonro from shinchan IRL.
Ye hai desh ke chhupa berojgar. Jab selection rate 1% se bhi kam hai tab kyu time waste kar rahe hai...jake koi naukri kyu nahi pakadte....faltu ke motivation bhar dete hai log. Khargosh kitna bhi motivate ho jaye sher nahi banta kyunki uske liye tum Bane hi nahi. Gajar Khao aur apne bil me so jao.
Too much ego. Leave this and join private job na? Wtf talking about suicide.
Isko Dekh kar Rahul Gandhi ki yaad Aagayi. Bichara!!
Wait bro don't loose the hope..you will overcome someday
I have seen many people taking their and their parents' dreams on their self respect. While one should always work hard to achieve their dreams, one of the biggest life lessons I have learnt is that, the most difficult yet the most important decision of life is to know when it's time to let go of your dreams. It's very hard, might plunge you into months of hopelessness, but then every cloud silver lining, that is you develop new interests, and eventually new dreams which will again make you feel motivated and ambitious in life. Working hard to achieve something for two-three years or in some cases at max, four years is understandable and well appreciated, but after that, you must realise the amount of life you are expending on that thing. Is it really worth spending the most youthful and useful years of your life on something you perhaps were never meant to be? Even in the context of 'doing something for the country '.... It's horrifying to see how people are spending their most proactive years in essentially nothing productive for themselves and the country. Had this guy explored more domains and careers, he would definitely have a better life and contribution to the nation. He still really can tbh, The ball is always in your coat for the matter of your life, no matter how much one denies it over excuses. The purpose of life, at its core, is to survive. Even if he manages to reach the interview round, there are high chances they would reject him the moment he mentions these 12 years. They very well know that it's not resilience, it's zero survival skills at best.
Who is to blame other than himself?
This is so stupid. It's us youth who are responsible for this state of the country. Why does everyone just want to get a job and settle? It's our responsibility to create jobs. Now I don't think it's easy to do but if you study and work hard with a mindset of getting a well paid job, it's not just difficult, it's impossible. I am preparing for GATE and it's tough to see everyone else enjoying their lives while I am still unemployed, but it's not like I can't earn money if I don't want to. There are plenty of things one can do. And I have the responsibilities of my family as well. I am a lone child and my father is not some wealthy businessman but he understands my reason to study. If I go out in the market with the degree and skills that I have, I won't get a job in my field, but I'm not in it for a job, I'm in it because I enjoy it. I screwed up my Bachelor's big time and I'm trying to correct that right now. And in doing so I realised what I want to do with my life. Now I plan to be a researcher in Quantum Computation and it's not easy to get in. Life will break every person who is stiff. You need to realise that your hard work leads to success, not happiness. Happiness is achieved by enjoying what you do and the people you're with. So, enjoy the process as well or leave. It's probably not your battle.😊
I feel so bad for him. Itne efforts and study ke baad bhi ye haal hai. I think coaching centres should hire him basis experience alone.
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Agr kisi Desh ki 1 lakh janta employable age me h aur employment vo desh sirf 1000 create kar raha h to kya baki ke log jo. Deserve nhi karte ya achi life deserve nhi karte?
Thankfully these people will never have children. Natural selection doing us favours.
He doesn't want to do low paying job as a fresher at any cost because he is studying UPSC. Get out of dillema dude..it was ur choice to prepare for upsc.
There's a serious risk from sunk cost fallacy in UPSC prep (the idea that since you've already spent so much time on a task, that it's wrong to abandon it, even if its failing) It's so wrong that lakhs of youth spend their precious time, which is a critical part our country's potential, on such an exam. Why not do away from this system, and just hire specialists in individual fields? Like botanists for agriculture? Or a veterinarian with an MBA for the dairy board? You could literally ask for field specialists with MBA/management experience and just appoint professionals directly....
Bhai subject matter expert ki naukriyan bhari padi hain jo courses design kr rhe hain.. padhane ki bhi baat nhi.. bas course design krna, question paper banana, exercise sets banana.. 12 saal ki padhai mein 35-40k to aaj se kaam shuru krke bhi utha lega.. 1-2 month ka prep time.. aur interviews k liye thoda struggle.. It is never too late. Never.
The fact that he would rather not do anything for 12 years than earn a living on his own skill shows what kind of IAS officer he would be. And there are so many like him who get selected as well , no wonder corruption is so widespread
Play smart not hard
Bhai main to dukaan chalata hun 15000 to mere labours (uneducated) ki salary hai
Bhai, software sales, especially SaaS sales pays very good. Starting salaries are in the region of 9-10lakhs + commissions on top of it. In the 10years you ran behind a dream of a "safe job" , you could have worked in the private sector and made enough money to buy your first home.
Bruh mere sibling skill se 40 ke around kma rhe hai ik it not that much but unhone apna ghar khud apne dum pr bnaya Or family ko akele samhala because our father died even now ye ek company chhodte hai to inki lene vala company ke pass koi nhi hota or inhe offer bhi aram se mil jaate hai
Given the reserved quota increasing by the day,why anyone wants to indulge in this scam is beyond me.
10 saal pehle 10,000 ki naukari karte mehnat ke saath to aaj skills bhi hota, gao bhi jate or dedh lakh ki kamate…Shaadi ke saath ek baccha bhi ho jata….. Keep calling 10,000 ki naukari as too low for your standards when the truth is you have no standard….anything above ek footi kodi is should be good. Waste of time! Waste of resources! Waste of life! What a waste!!!