Now or never!! • 2m
Are we truly empowering our youth, or trapping them in an exhausting rat race? Yes, Shakti Dubey, the girl who secured AIR 1 in UPSC 2024, her story is inspiring—but it took her five long years to crack the exam. Can we really afford to have thousands of talented young people gamble away their twenties for one unpredictable result? While some argue that UPSC builds discipline and resilience, others question whether it’s just a glorified lottery that consumes creativity, mental health, and productive years. Shouldn’t we be encouraging our youth to innovate, build startups, or explore emerging careers instead of locking themselves in rooms with books and coaching notes? Is the prestige of becoming an IAS officer worth the lost years and the emotional toll for the vast majority who never make it? This is not just about one exam—it’s about whether our system is prioritizing potential or paralyzing it. what do u think?!
Keen Learner and Exp... • 1y
I personally don't have any problem with our education system however seeing the number of students appearing for JEE and UPSC exams shocked me. On an average 10 lakh students appeared in each exam ageing somewhere between 21 in UPSC and might be ev
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Washerwoman's Daughter to scholarship: 16 years old Deepali selected for Youth Exchange and Study program in USA. She lives in a one-room house and teaches kids to support her mother, who works as a washerwoman, to make ends meet. Now, 16-year-old
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I have seen one problem which most students suffer is competitive exam security If he/she can't crack this exam 13 lakh students give upsc exam and only 300 is selected to become ias,ifs,ips Rest 🤕 has to drop or quit what if he/she has insurance
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Just updating, Currently I'm working at an edtech platform called entri.app We are the best vernacular language learning app for the people who are searching for a job. We just rolled an AI feature to our UPSC courses. Which helps students to get br
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PhysicsWallah, the popular edtech platform, is reportedly in advanced discussions to acquire Drishti IAS, a well-known coaching institute for civil services exam preparation, in a deal valued at approximately ₹2,500 crore. If finalized, this acquis
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