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We all know the prestige Indians attach to government jobs. Not only IAS and IPS, even low-ranking government jobs are highly coveted by Indians. How is it that even 30 years after liberalization the Indian youth still prefers the government sector over the private sector? We discuss the reasons behind this obsession which is more complicated than you might think. But even more importantly, we dissect the consequences of this fascination Indians have with government jobs, and show that it's not only harmful for the aspirants, but for the country as well. Wondering how? Watch the video to find out.
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00:00 Introduction
01:07 Why do we love government jobs so much? i) Comfort and security
02:34 Why do we love government jobs so much? ii) Prestige and Upward Mobility
06:24 Consequences
06:28 i) Loss of Time
07:46 ii) Loss of Money
08:47 iii) Loss of Economy
10:08 Why the government has failed?
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Dont put only problem..we know the proble...give the remedy
You purposely made this video for brand promotion?
Areh bhai plz indians ke khilaaf ho rahe hate crimes pe video banado taaki india m rehne waale jyaada fantasise na kare foreign countries ko(soth korea aur America for example)bhai plz.
@@udaytapkire19 world is not a ideal place man
It's really sad to know that we aren't interested to make our childrens study in government schools but wants to see them as government teacher just for own welfare....
This is the dark reality of our society
that's because our government doesn't want to invest in public schools. They should restrict opening of new private schools and restrict them from opening new branches. they should work on them like delhi govt's plan.
You need to switch state here because of aatmanand school people are more interested in government schools
@@hyunjinsamericanojuwahjuwa4304 for your kind information delhi government school is also good during Shila dixit government and delhi government has only some work to do but other government has many work to do and delhi is also capital city central government also invest so much in delhi
Really ?? Isn’t it common sense that our government schools are nothing but cow sheds? Just try sitting in our Govt schools one day
When I visited The Netherlands there is one thing I noticed that people respect each other's job. Everyone greets with a smile. Everyone is helpful. This is a part where India needs to grow, respect each job all are equal
Very true
True. They don’t hesitate to work in petrol pump, supermarkets etc. They enjoy their life.
That is because the government welfare is equal for everyone high taxes but better support for every person immaterial of their economic class. Might happen in the next 100 years but not any time soon
Even there, sanitation workers are respected whereas in India they are discriminated and not given proper gear and money. The caste system has a very deep impact in India.
@@batman_2004 it’s nothing related to caste system, you can try giving proper gear to them they will still not use it since they are not edicated enough about their own safety, education is important.
My husband is in police department. Comman man considers police equals to corruption but this is not in most of the cases... his job is literally 24×7. Ppl celebrate festivals with their family but policeman never ever be with their families at festive times. Irony is his own family members think sarkari naukri means "Kuber Ka Khazana".
Most depressed job is of police.
In majority of cases, policemen *are* corrupt. And honestly if it makes you happy, you should be corrupt because the job itself is not rewarding and moral high ground does not give happiness
Police ka itna dar 100+ likes ke baad bhi no reply 😂😂
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A few lines of my favourite poem by Robert Frost:
"Two roads diverged in the woods,
And I took the one less travelled by.
And that has made all the difference."
Learning a skill is very important in today's world. After 12th, I used to give home tutions then worked in a travel agency for only 3k per month. Then after graduation I learnt a new skill, studied for it and started working as a freelancer in a EduTech company and used to earn upto 30k. Now cleared a SSC examination and I'm going to join one of the government ministries as a Level 7 Officer, a position that requires the same skill. So, my suggestion to the aspirants is that you take the road less travelled by.
What skill did you learn ?
ICSE board 😂😂😂
@@papa6902 bro cbse class 9th
It's actually 'diverged' not divulged;)
@@malavika533 thanks for correcting the error.
Research is commendable 🔥
Aap bhi dekte ho kiya ??
Your videos are also informative.
I am used to watch.
@@Sourav_MadridCF No bro this is called marketing in this today's time.
No it is not rather it's one sided ...
Theek hai AC room me baith ke admi isse Jayda nhi Jan sakta hai. Sach to ab bhi koso door
I am a govt employee working as a clerk after preparing for 3 years after my college. I belong to a small town in rajasthan.Every point mentioned here is absolutely correct. I belong to a middle class family where a govt job is given much respect than any other private job. The problem is,we people of small towns don't understand that there are much better carrer opportunities other than a govt job also. But someone needs to educate to these people other options available for getting an employment without having to spend much.
Because our elders are still living in their mindset of 20th century Socialist paradise
You are absolutely right but in rural are govt jobs are only jobs you can get to make your future and life good
You can't find auch big companies like tcs in rural areas which offers good salary and that's also a reson why in rural and semi urban areas people only look for govt jobs.
@@karansahu5601 then why can't people their become so much determine to learn new skills sets the way they determine for govt jobs do u have answer of thise questionm
@@anuragpandey3308 and what you'll gonna do after learning new skill is there any platform apart from UA-cam to show your skill
Its sad but by skills nowadays you cant make money
People don't see your skills they will just judge you by how you look which caste you belong to.
@@Analysing802 kis city se hai bro tu hmare yahan aisa nahi hota c** to hmare yahan bhi sikhate hai par koi job opportunity nahi hai uske liye bahar dusri badi city me jana padta hai .
Dont get distracted, if you are preparing just study properly , secure a govt job and then you can do other things side by side
Lag gai ?
I’m based off the United States, and my father is a neurologist here. A person and his family came to visit California from the subcontinent when they also stopped by our house. Without understanding that “government job” mentality ceases to exist outside the subcontinent, he asked if my dad’s job is “Sarkari.” We just looked at each other as some of us didn’t know what to say or didn’t understand what Sarkari is. Just an average American general physician earns $2,60,000 USD a year and no matter what kind of job he/she has, the employer is legally required to pay him/her social security (pension) benefits and medical/dental insurance. Most employers also offer 401K benefits for retirement along with stock options, so when selecting jobs in the USA, we don’t look if it is Sarkari or not, because why should we care about that as all employers have same benefits and regulations but who has the better offer in terms of work hours and pay. I then did my research on why he had that weird question, and I came across these facts from the subcontinent that what a normal job is in the USA is the dream for people outside of it. The employment sector seems so underdeveloped that governments have become a God instead of an employer, which explains the status quo behind getting these jobs. This is unfair for such amazing candidates who probably have so much better to contribute to the society than delivering messages in between two police stations. As an American, I am taught to maximize and capitalize on every situation when I have the skills to offer for it, and I do trust in the roaring future of India and the subcontinent whereby PhD holders will get the due for their skills and participate in the development of their nation.
The consistency Mohak is showing from past few weeks is unbelievable
Not really. He needs to end the video more maturely. You can look at his conclusion.
He first blames the government for not creating private sector jobs without specifying what the government needs to do.
Then he says that people need quality jobs. Tell me any country which has this? Not even the US has this.
Then he wants people to respect jobs for other people. This is something that a kid would say.
Blaming the government for everything was a trend in India which started back in the 1980s and continues till date. It's high time people have better and clear demands from the government rather than pushing their entire failure on the government. Do you want low taxes on business especially the msme then specify what a msme should be and what should be the tax rate.
@@Contractor48 exactly thats is the case,
During my college days students all they care about relationships and just talk about oyo and oyo, but when it comes to end(after 4 year), they start blaming college for not providing placements(and believe they don't even know how to write proper code), like give me a break bro(then these people will hold board in hand and gonna protest about un-employment).
- Real scenario this is.
@@freezone1780 bruh if u need to just grind and grind to get a job which provides you enough to cover your expenses then something is wrong.
Main bhi engg se hu and I have a very respectable job in hand (so does my friends) lekin cuz we struggled for the best ones. And humara struggle govt job aspirants se zyada fir bhi nahi hai.
@@AryanSharma-qj4eu are you from government college ?
For tier 3 private college what will be your opinion
As you are already in the market have you worked with people who were from tier 3 college or they have shifted their job to cs job?
@@depressed7982 bruh do let me know what he will reply
Every parents wants their son Or daughter to take a government job and the reason behind this is due to respect and job security.
Hahah money is more important that respect
@@shouvikkundu8289 not so for India ☺️
@@shouvikkundu8289 in govt job also you can can earn decent money after 7th pay commission salary of govt employees are decent
I've been earning around 27,000 to 35,000 every month, just by translating and writing script for videos on youtube and for facebook pages who post informative posts.. lol.. and also write in देवनागरी.. a lot of people couldn't type in devnagari but since i can i am making more money through it rather than just english content.. there is very demand for Hindi devnagari typist but people are less.. i am glad i could type hindi
@@rasmiranjanbehera5873 or voh kitne sal lagte hai yeh pata haina😂😂😂
As an employee in both Private sector and now in Public sector, I can confirm that the main problem in Private sector is Work Pressure from upper level (so called Bosses)... In Public sector there is also ample pressure and now a days staff shortages in every department but still the We try (n.b. try to) to follow the factories act, 1948 i.e. 8 hours of work per day, but in Private if you're a new joinee software developer then the upper management will squeeze your last drop of sweat (HR will do nothing, as many others are in queue, if you don't like it then leave it). But if you look at western countries, there is no fascination for public sector jobs, as private employees get reminder from HR/Management to not to take stress.... If we/our nations private big players take this matter seriously, I think 99.9% of job seeker will go for Pvt. Jobs.... Because, a job seeker gets demotivated by hearing "private sector mein bohot pressure hain" by private job holders, as they are facing the same issues.
This is true Sir 👍👍
Yes sir half of the problems of unemployment are created by pvt sector and they don't want to change their mentality. Most of the candidates just give up in finding pvt jobs because of the treatment one gets in pvt jobs.
and also they don't give proper salary that we deserve....
True
Ye work pressure wali baat sahi h😢
मैं 2015 से सरकारी परिक्षा का तैयारी कर रहा था 2021 तक मैं बहुत हताश हो गया था क्युकी मेरे पिताजी ने घर बनाने के लिए 25 लाख का लोन भी ले लिया था अब हमारे पास खाने तक के पैसे नहीं बच रहे थे लेकिन मैने फिर भी हार नहीं मना और अंत मे 2022 के जनवरी में मेरा पुलिस में नौकरी लगा और अचानक से मेरा सबकुछ बदल गया समाज मे बहुत जायदा इज्जत मिलने लगा और अच्छा पैसा भी मिलने लगा..मेरा किस्मत बदलने के लिए मैं भगवान को प्रणाम करता हू 🙏❣️
My father didn't help me in getting required skills for new age market, just because I couldn't clear MBBS exam. He did same to my brother even after knowing he had given his best and couldn't get a seat just because of corruption. I was deeply disappointed by my father's attitude.
Because of his mentality, I had to struggle for jobs. I used to get low paying jobs in private sector which immensely disheartened me . But I didn't allow him to destroy both my siblings life. By hook or crook, I send my sister to Hyderabad, where she works as Data Analyst. Then I forced my brother to take up CAT exam and get into one of best MBA institutes. Now he is in 1st year and in every interview he thanks me for the same infront of his interviewers. I think I will also get some good job in near future. But I am happy atleast I took stand for my both siblings, Even though my life was not sweet to me.
Bro ,you are a gem❤️
Very strong man ❤
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❤❤❤❤You are the real father with wisdom.
So you are not paying for neither I believe your father is paying right ?? You failed mbbs when before Neet or after it because that’s a whole different story ! Even if you did why you didn’t get into engineering or something why directly to work ? Your story has more plot holes than your 🩲
Overhyped occupations of india.
1). Celebrities
2). Politicians
3). Civil services
Cause: people themselves.
Root cause: started since british colonization...hierarchy and nepotism.
Solution: Respect each other occupation. Dont overadmire anyone. Have respect for your own work. Be honest. Be proud. Be kind.
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भारत में सेवा करने वाले ब्रिटिश अधिकारियों को इंग्लैंड लौटने पर सार्वजनिक पद/जिम्मेदारी नहीं दी जाती थी। तर्क यह था कि उन्होंने एक गुलाम राष्ट्र पर शासन किया है जिसकी वजह से उनके दृष्टिकोण और व्यवहार में फर्क आ गया होगा। अगर उनको यहां ऐसी जिम्मेदारी दी जाए, तो वह आजाद ब्रिटिश नागरिकों के साथ भी उसी तरह से ही व्यवहार करेंगे। इस बात को समझने के लिए नीचे दिया गया वाकया जरूर पढ़ें...
एक ब्रिटिश महिला जिसका पति ब्रिटिश शासन के दौरान पाकिस्तान और भारत में एक सिविल सेवा अधिकारी था। महिला ने अपने जीवन के कई साल भारत के विभिन्न हिस्सों में बिताए, अपनी वापसी पर उन्होंने अपने संस्मरणों पर आधारित एक सुंदर पुस्तक लिखी।
महिला ने लिखा कि जब मेरे पति एक जिले के डिप्टी कमिश्नर थे तो मेरा बेटा करीब चार साल का था और मेरी बेटी एक साल की थी। डिप्टी कलेक्टर को मिलने वाली कई एकड़ में बनी एक हवेली में रहते थे। सैकड़ों लोग डीसी के घर और परिवार की सेवा में लगे रहते थे। हर दिन पार्टियां होती थीं, जिले के बड़े जमींदार हमें अपने शिकार कार्यक्रमों में आमंत्रित करने में गर्व महसूस करते थे और हम जिसके पास जाते थे, वह इसे सम्मान मानता था। हमारी शान और शौकत ऐसी थी कि ब्रिटेन में महारानी और शाही परिवार भी मुश्किल से मिलती होगी।
ट्रेन यात्रा के दौरान डिप्टी कमिश्नर के परिवार के लिए नवाबी ठाट से लैस एक आलीशान कंपार्टमेंट आरक्षित किया जाता था। जब हम ट्रेन में चढ़ते तो सफेद कपड़े वाला ड्राइवर दोनों हाथ बांधकर हमारे सामने खड़ा हो जाता और यात्रा शुरू करने की अनुमति मांगता। अनुमति मिलने के बाद ही ट्रेन चलने लगती।
एक बार जब हम यात्रा के लिए ट्रेन में सवार हुए, तो परंपरा के अनुसार, ड्राइवर आया और अनुमति मांगी। इससे पहले कि मैं कुछ बोल पाती, मेरे बेटे का किसी कारण से मूड खराब था। उसने ड्राइवर को गाड़ी न चलाने को कहा। ड्राइवर ने हुक्म बजा लाते हुए कहा, जो हुक्म छोटे सरकार। कुछ देर बाद स्टेशन मास्टर समेत पूरा स्टाफ इकट्ठा हो गया और मेरे चार साल के बेटे से भीख मांगने लगा, लेकिन उसने ट्रेन को चलाने से मना कर दिया। आखिरकार, बड़ी मुश्किल से, मैंने अपने बेटे को कई चॉकलेट के वादे पर ट्रेन चलाने के लिए राजी किया और यात्रा शुरू हुई।
कुछ महीने बाद, वह महिला अपने दोस्तों और रिश्तेदारों से मिलने यूके लौट आई। वह जहाज से लंदन पहुंचे, उनकी रिहाइश वेल्स में एक काउंटी में थी जिसके लिए उन्हें ट्रेन से यात्रा करनी थी। वह महिला स्टेशन पर एक बेंच पर अपनी बेटी और बेटे को बैठाकर टिकट लेने चली गई। लंबी कतार के कारण बहुत देर हो चुकी थी, जिससे उस महिला का बेटा बहुत परेशान हो गया था। जब वह ट्रेन में चढ़े तो आलीशान कंपाउंड की जगह फर्स्ट क्लास की सीटें देखकर उस बच्चे को फिर गुस्सा आ गया।
ट्रेन ने समय पर यात्रा शुरू की तो वह बच्चा लगातार चीखने-चिल्लाने लगा। वह ज़ोर से कह रहा था, "यह कैसा उल्लू का पट्ठा ड्राइवर है। उसने हमारी अनुमति के बिना ट्रेन चलाना शुरू कर दी है। मैं पापा को बोल कर इसे जूते लगवा लूंगा।" महिला को बच्चे को यह समझाना मुश्किल हो रहा था कि यह उसके पिता का जिला नहीं है, यह एक स्वतंत्र देश है। यहां डिप्टी कमिश्नर जैसा तीसरे दर्जे का सरकारी अफसर तो क्या प्रधानमंत्री और राजा को भी यह अख्तियार नहीं है कि वह लोगों को अपने अहंकार को संतुष्ट करने के लिए अपमानित कर सके।
आज भले ही हमने अंग्रेजों को खदेड़ दिया है लेकिन हमने गुलामी को अभी तक देश बदर नहीं किया। आज भी कई अधिकारी, एसपी, मंत्री, सलाहकार और राजनेता अपने अहंकार को संतुष्ट करने के लिए आम लोगों को घंटों सड़कों पर परेशान करते हैं।
प्रोटोकॉल आम जनता की सुविधा के लिए होना चाहिए, ना कि उनके लिए परेशानी का कारण।
Very true brother
How can you write be proud and be kind in the same sentence? Proud people are the ultimate attention leechers.
Be humble and have gratitude. That's enough.
Abe har jagah british ko ghusana jaruri hai kya. Kuch nhi ho sakta bhai indians ka aise to
@@memecached you are right
Yes, Dignity and respect for low paying job is missing in India. We should teach our children to respect everyone. Right from watchman, waiter, delivery person etc..
I think the core cause of this is the inability of our society to encourage risk taking and going out of the box to create something new and substantial. The government is just the reflection of the society. It works well within the boundary of societal mindset. We need to change the mindset first then only there's a scope.
I live in the us and when I visited Mumbai , I called some house cleaners from urban clap… these guys worked very hard for almost 10 hrs as they were charging us a good 6000 for the service …. We were very happy with their hard work and I tipped them 4000 … the guys were not expecting that … one guy was almost In tears … tipping is very normal in America and these guys went above and beyond and I just felt like rewarding them for it …. This whole episode shook me up as I realized that they are not used to people just treating them nicely and with respect … I hope workers get paid a living wage and their hard work gets acknowledged
Treating someone nicely and giving them tip are two different things.
If I earn 20k per month, i would not tip them because I need money for other stuff as well, but I sure can treat them nicely.
You are American citizen with lot of disposable income in even Engineers are working for 12k₹ per month. India is stuck by over population. Govt does not take any welfare projects to alleviate poverty but eliminating the poor is their objective
@@akIndia10 true , but my point was that some gesture that we take for granted in western countries touched the guys so much that I was taken aback by their reaction…. I by no means suggest that everyone should tip … Just that hard working poor people should be receiving a living wage… and yes even professionals should receive wages that are commensurate with their work …. I completely understand when you say that engineers get paid less … trust me I was also there once , just that it’s been a long time since then …. Hope working conditions improve for poor as well as professionals
Glad you did that,
You are really a nice person sir
Mohak, I graduated last year in mathematics honours and then started Prepareing for govt jobs.
The points you put are right but you missed one that is corruption,and delay in procedures. Any exam conducted by institutions like ssc, psc Or upsc( except cse) takes more than 3 years to complete the procedures of giving a job. And in states like mine west Bengal there is huge corruption in the recruitment process, people are willing to pay as high as 25-30 lakh for any govt job.
Right bro.
@@parmarketan5332 very true
@Souven Tudu there are multiple tiers in the recruitment process.
*Apply -
*wait for months for the written exam Pre
* Again wait for few months for Written result of Pre
* After declaration of Pre result, after
few months give Mains exam
* Then again wait for few months for the declaration of mains result
* Wait several months for Skill test like Typing or and other
* Again wait for document verification and final result
* After final result again wait for few months to get joining letter
So, this is the journey and it will easily consumes your 3 year's.
@Souven Tudu it's not possible, they conduct exam tier wise to filter out only the most suitable or u can say best candidates from lakhs of applicants. For a Group D job in Railways, crores of applications were received, it's not possible to conduct their exams simultaneously. So they also conduct the pre in several shifts, after filtering some thousands candidates they again conduct mains, then again filter candidates for skill testing.
dear mohak if u are so knowledgeable and talented plzzz join raw ib defence forces police drdo isro barc cbi and there are n no of organizations jaha se aapko subah se leke shaam tak ragadna padta hae . khaali youtube pae faaltu gyaan dene se or hero banne se kuch nhi hota
Your choice of topics to make videos on, the background research, the treatment and the presentation is all commendable. Keep up the good work.
The stats are really good, which takes the content creation to a next level and also gives a strong proof and reason to believe the content. Too good.
I personally feel like credits must be gone to those ex-employees joined in govt jobs in 70's-80's. They got govt, job easily compared to today. But some of them didn't work properly and it ended up with losses and disinvestment of many govt. industries and now when our generation came, many industries are in brink of privatization.
Can't blame them , if you want to blame anyone, blame people who did not understand value of education early. While these people did learn something to get the job
Who said govt job back in the 70-80s was easy, heck it was harder than today. People back in the day did not have access to amenities and resources like we have today and still there were IAS, IPS and so on posts then. No classes, no tech only pure reading and handwork
@@nikhilhadbe271 yes i accept those generation people learned and earned a govt job but now there are not as many industries compared to those days like take example HMT, Allwyn etc are closed now. There is a plan for disinvestment of Vizag steel plant etc, vacancies are less compared to previous years in govt jobs due to financial situation of govt's. and Many people are educated now a days compared to those days. Tremendous competition now.
Agree
@@adityakshirsagar5383 koi bhi paisa de k ghus jata tha taab
The problem is also with our education system. We learn concepts, we don't implement them. For example.. maths which is a core subject in every exam is of upto 10th level and generally everyone is a pass 10th pass but still they take coaching bcz in schools they don't teach new concepts.
True.
population is the biggest problem
We don't even learn concepts bro, speaking of maths toppers can score 100/100 but can't even explain simple concepts of maths.
Maths till 10th standard is really easy but after that we don't try to learn maths, just remember the formula and apply some tips and tricks. That's why we are so much behind in research.
@@alokbaluni8760 I had horrible maths teachers and I used to learn it by heart to pass the exam till 7th standard. Overall, Indian Education is by far the worst imo.
Education system me koi problem nahi hai. Sudhaarkar seats thodai badh jayengi rahengi to utni hi. Aur jo life me accha kar rahe hain wo bhi to isi system se padhe hain🤦. System same hai sabke liye , kharab hoga to sabke liye kharab aur acha hoga to sabke liye acha, sab kuch relative hota h life me, system wahi rehta hai jo usi me acha kr leta h to relatively achi lige jeeta hai that's it. Jaise game khelte hain, gems coins same milte hain magar koi mortal/scout ban jate hain aur koi to sara time waste kar lete hain. System sudharkar bhi ghanta kuch nahi hoga, jabtak logo ki mentality ye rahegi. Ek specific job jisme seats bohot kam hain usi ko karna hai sabko to kahan se milegi success, aur by probability obviously koi na koi to top karega hi(wo bhi relative hai dekh lo) aur sare coaching wale dhindhora peetenge, ye ab se 10-20 saal pehle bhi chalta tha bas tumko pata ab chal raha hai aur aage bhi aisa hi chalne wala hai.
Dear Mohak,
The problem is not lack of jobs or lack of money. The problem is lack of attitude. We tend to prove ourselves for others, never for ourselves. We need to shed this cribbing attitude and looking support from others. Nobody is ready to serve anybody on silver plates. We do not want to struggle and come up with solutions. That is the reason why we lack development too.
7:11 for a student who got low marks or failed, can feel this. Only your parents and teachers can encourage you not to give up and do again.
"Government job easy hai mehnat nahi karna padta". yeh ideology hi galat hai. Gov. It's not about job, it's about what's your post in job..and every job has to be respected amazing video ❤❤🙌🏻
Blame phir govt ko karte h mentality khud ki kharab h logo ki
Yes god knows from where he got the idea govt. jobs is easy and mehnat nahi karne padta. He should have asked some inside people.
Govt job me bas unrealistic target nhi diya jata lekin kaam bahut hota hai. Aapke paas 2 option hai. Ek toh private sector me ghulami karo, paise khoob milenge. Ya phir ek limit me paisa kamao aur work life balance banao. Naukar toh dono case me banoge lekin jarurat se jyada stress le kar jaldi marne ka kya faayda?
@@Dave_en so which is best? It job or govt job?
@@shubham_M7777 both have pros and cons. You cant exactly compare both. But still the worst kinds of jobs are from local private companies. Neither their compensation nor job stability can match to that of Govt jobs. If you work in MNCs then its best but during recession they may cut the workforce. But in govt jobs, you get sufficient money, benefits and limited promotions.
Its about what you want in life. Either enormous money and promotions, go to MNCs and keep working hard, change companies. Or you want stable income and recession proof job, go for govt one. But everywhere you have to give your best, otherwise you will be out of job market. If you think that taking bribe is ok, then surely one day you may get caught. Govt has strictly implemented zero tolerance policy. You can be in trouble in just one complaint, though it depends on whether you actually did it or it was a false allegation. If proven guilty, there are serious consequences including confiscation of all your wealth and retirement benefits.
I was talking to a few govt job aspirants and the on ground reality is even more gruesome! When results or exams are postponed or mishandled!😳
Exactly bro 🥲
only in ssc and state exams try banking exams ....
Especially the exam fees....
And the paper leaking thing these days is just...😔
I've cleared 4 Govt job exams through SSC & RAILWAYS along with my degree in a regular engineering college.
I completed my graduation in 2023, and I also had 4 govt jobs before completing my degree. Currently I'm serving Indian Railways in Operating Department in a 10+2 level post.
The main thing is the vision and your passion.
Do whatever you want but always be honest to yourself and do your best whether it is research or job
To be realistic, no govt can create 100 crore jobs. Our population is already 140 crore
There are enough jobs in places like Mumbai, Bangalore , Hyderabad, Delhi/NCR . I feel like this govt job obsession is mostly UP Bihar thing .
Look at China.
The main problem is that our doomed education
As a person who is preparing for a govt. Job this video is a masterpiece ❤️
Tohh kiuu apna samay aur Paisa barbaad karrahe hain......jaiye kuch aur kijiye
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@@hrikjoydas4502 😂😂 are bhai
Hm
Kiya bhai itna mental pressure h already
In psychology, there's a term called, spotlight effect. People always feel they're being looked at and judged by so called chaar log.
No job is small of disrespectful, untill it's morally and ethically done. But people want to demand and command respect and end up in this vicious cycle of chaar log kya kahenge.
It's High time for parents to understand that there are more than just 7 sectors of respectable work.
Yes but in reality people judge only if youre doing good in life. If youre miserable, noone gives a single f and chaar log dissapears.
I m a govt servent and after 5 years of service I fed up with my job and department, not bcz I have work load but bcz of corruption, VIP culture, irresponsible work, formalities of paper works etc, I belong from a middle class background that's why I have to continue, I m preparing for pcs also but when I see officers around me I feel like all system Is corrupt, as a lower post I m a token bcz I can't do corruption and as a officer maybe it will be continue.......one more thing that I notice they hv made CASTEs in govt services also like IAS is a caste, PCS is a caste, clerk is a cast nd their social bonds also follows their CASTE only
morality and ethics are subjective.
Nice work Mohak.
Really appreciable❤....
Government job is quite uncertain. I wasted 5 years. But i am glad that i was a CA inter and gradually cleared group 1 of CA final. Currently working in big 5 with 10 lacs p.a. and currently working from home. Appeared for group 2. I feel there is a lot of scope if you are a CA. There is a job security and money as well. Planning to immigrate as well.Also i work 8 to 9 hours max as per my own convenience. Don't work on weekends as well.
big 5 and working hours is 8-9 hrs. I think its enough lies for this month.
@@mathswithnishant that's the truth. Sometimes it goes 11 hours but that's very rare. Big 5 offshore practice have chilled work environment. In India practice you need to slog for 11-12 hours specially in audit department. And I work for offshore unit. 8-9 hours are effective hours. It depends on the individual how they complete their work.
Hey. Hi I'm 3rd year bcom student and also CA inter student. I appeared for CA inter group 1 attempt may 2023 but failed due to taxation. I faced failure for the first time. I just went into depression. My parents are forcing me to leave this course and prepare for govt job. But I'm confused as what to do. My dream is to build a great corporate career. Pls suggest.
@@komaldogra2779 I had spent 5 years. Itne years mei toh CA bhi ho jaata. Study for group 2. It doesn't matter if you become CS at the age of 27-28. 10 lacs fixed pay you can get easily.
@@piyalibhattacharya2153 thank you so much. I'll definitely clear CA no matter how long it will take.
Studied aerospace engineering, spent nearly half a decade in UPSC exam, wrote mains, only to realize i exhausted my all attempts in UPSC. Went to depression, Finally came out of preparation, currently working in IT as QA.
In nutshell mylife.
Still you are a happy man.. that's 👍🏼
Why didn't you prepare for state psc exams?
@cs student haha no i just thought if someone is spending 5yrs on upsc, at the same time you can also appear in state psc. Majority of all serious upsc aspirants if not in upsc, make it in bpsc/uppsc etc
@@chikachika1058 You're absolutely right. Most of the people (specially sincere candidates) come out of the preparation journey empty handed only if they remain fixed only to 1 exam. People who prepare for other exams simultaneously after 2-3 attempts generally have some good govt job in their hand, if not central civils...
Like an investment, its always better to diverge your options.
@@chikachika1058 in my state, last time pcs happened, I just started my upsc prep, and their results are withheld, dispute is in court for last 2 years, fresh notification yet to come.
Also, not interested in group b and c job. I am planning to quit IT and move to village and start working with my dad, we are planning to start agri business.
My father lost his father at 15 years of age ... He had 3 brothers and a mom and was living in a poor condition in a village... He studied his best and became the first bank po of his village in 1995... This govt sector has given us everything we have...
The amount of respect he gets in the society is massive and when people were juiced out in the covid locked down we were unaffected financially and were secure! Our medical expenses are paid by the bank and also get numerous other perqs.
It is popular and in demand because it has some value and it changes lives... Only because you could not do it doesn't make it worthless!
My conclusion is that if you have resources and can afford good quality education and expensive courses for skill development go for private job... But there are people who are the only hope for their family and in private sector would be crushed with workload and underpayments... Let them study in peace and don't make biased videos!
Ur opinion is biased too. The ratio of employment bw private and public sector is 20:1 itni muskil se vacancies aati hai. Think b4 u state Gov Job is an annadaata for rural or middle class folks
@@YuvrajWithAGuitar just because your father could do it does not mean other poor people can. Is every poor person from a village smart? Or good at cracking entrance tests? No. Imagine the pressure you must be in to get a job while you are poor studying for years, your entire family depending on you. I respect your father but i will not wish this kind of situation on my worst enemy
bhai tere papa ko job mil gyi iska matlb ye nhi hai na ki sabhi ko mil jayegi you have to think for the whole and what majority of the people's situation broader terms me socho na ki narrow mindset
@@_ashmason007 what you said is correct today getting a govt job is very very tough compared to 1995. And for peon job high qualified PhD holders will apply for that for 20000 salary.25lakh people had applied for 10000 mts job which it's selection ratio 1:300.
According to my experience, private jobs makes you more mature and gives you more money.
Every youtuber talking about the dark reality of govt jobs, private, business... insaan ke liye ab bheekh maangna hi best possible option bacha hai 😂 Nowadays, if someone wishes to do something, the first thing they do is a youtube search. Bhai khud se dig Karo for information. I am saying this from my personal experience. Don't rely on what you hear from social media & people in general. Aakhri gyaan - There are positives & negatives of every field of work that you choose.
I have been selected in the Indian Railways (Vigilance Department) as a stenographer from UR category and I very well know the amount of hard work one has to put in to crack a govt. exam, especially in today's time!🙂🙂🙂
I am also stenographer but in rajasthan high court.....hard work uffffffffff alot
Padh likh ke kya fayda jb brain ka vikash hi na hua ho
टाइपिंग स्पीड कितनी है भाई तुम सब की स्टेनोग्राफर ??
@@2246050 bhai steno meh private nokri miltih hai kya
@@bholebhakt4983 true
Financial illiteracy in India is also a major reason why these people prefer govt jobs.
Yep that's true , people from doesn't know more than gov jobs or a doctor
For someone from poor background it is understandable that he will prepare for govt exams but middle class families preparing for govt jobs especially in psu jobs which are going to be privatised in the future doesn't make any sense.
@@gutsy3597 sometimes parents can't afford a technical degree for every child and it's not possible to work without such degree esp. for people belonging to small towns or rural area where job opportunities are non existent. Technical Education is expensive and everyone can't afford to settle in metro / big cities in search of a job.
Not always. Private sector salaries are very low except in IT or high management positions. They barely exceed 3- 4 lacs. And on the other hand even govt clerical can earn more with less grueling work
Subscribed, shared. Last lined were so truthful. Great work brother.
Thanks Mohak for making a video on such an important unspoken issue.
I completely agree with the video. I myself know of few people who have wasted a lot of time in preparing for government exams. I feel that government should do something about it and remove the easiness part in the job. The mentality of government employees or govt jobs aspirants is that they just want to have it easy and earn money. That needs to change. Govt should also create a culture where the employee has regular performance review cycles, performance discussions, etc.
There should be a feedback mechanism. Non performing employees should be fired and new people should be hired in their place.
Once people realize that working for the government also requires hard work, time, and energy, they will stop spending so many years of their youth to prepare for the jobs. Probably they will give 1-2 attempts and then move on if unsuccessful.
For the last 5 years I have been living in New Zealand.
Over here the pay is hourly and most importantly people are given respect even if your a cleaner or a truck/ taxi or delivery driver. Even doing a 30 hour job a week is enough to pay ur rent and living expenses .
In indian big cities doing a 12 hour shift is so exhausting physicall and mentally also keep in mind the travel time in big cities on an average 14 hours a day spend outisde the home . Whereas in western courntries 30 to 40 hours of work a week with less exhausting travel time and people can concentrate on other activites or hobbies hence they are physically and mentally at good health. Overall i feel sorry about the job situation in india
Don't people in New Zealand have Ego problem like here in India??
@@shaktiman-indianhero9577 Then How come people in Successfull Countries like New Zealand, Switzerland, Finland, etc, etc give Respect to Low Skilled Workers??
If they had Ego in their Minds (which is obvious because they're human) then Why Don't they Compare people to people as they do here in India??
I'm in Auckland as well bro
@@gouthamsudheer2080 bevause they are raised and live like that there.
How is the travel time less than that in India? Aren't cities in new Zealand larger?
I told my parents, who are government employees themselves that I will rather open a tea shop than preparing for government job. The problem with the Indian middle class is that obtaining a government job is what they consider as an epitome of success. Moreover, people don't want to avail public sector services except government jobs. I'm a 1st gen lawyer and hence things are tough there too.
Bro Where did u studied Law??
I also want to study Law .
Could u give me your suggestion?
@@vijaym642 I completed my B.A. LL.B from the University of Calcutta and LL.M from OP Jindal.
@@arkadyutisarkar6630 now are u a corporate lawyer or practicing in court or gonna become judge. Or UPSC exam??
I deal with IPR matters mainly as I'm an IPR attorney.
Thanks for this vdo ❤️🙏🏻
Yes Commendable Research ⚡🔥
Spot on. Our youth are doomed. Family planning should have been implemented by the previous govts at least two decades back. Without well paying jobs & security, I wouldn't blame the youth for being angry. Worse still to come for the next generations. India is a huge market and has potential, only of its youth are multi-skilled.
market only exists when people have money.
The youth have to realise that the state is not responsible to employ them. Our youth sucks. I am a youth too and don't feel any shame in saying this.
I think it will be much easier for next generation tbh
@@harisadu8998 if they were taught proper skills and had enough manufacturing plants for work the story wouldn't be the same. Blame your thought government bootlicker.
@@akashdas9292 Do you think that everything comes for free? Not everyone can be a manager in a factory. Someone has to be a worker too.
Bro after preparing a entrance exam for 2 year..still can't crack it...just i got some point ...
1. Competition is on next level.
2. It needs lot of time ..for someone like me.
3.If after a lot of effort still u can't crack it...There is no value of your hard work..
4.After failing you just lost your age which was best year of your life.
5.And not just your family member but also you think repeatedly that you are a looser .😭😭
........Yes i know there is a different story who can crack it...But for someone like looser it's a hell..
Just one benefit..You get some experience..but there is no use of this experience..Lol😰...
EDIT: BRO I PREPARED FOR NEET AND NOW I AM SCARED FOR INDIAN GOVT EXAM..I WILL BE SUCCESSFUL ONE DAY BUT IN ANOTHER FIELD..NOT WITH THIS WORST ENTRANCE EXAM.
True brother...... I got selected after 3yr of preparation
@deepak which govt job ?
Bhai we feel u.. Can u just tell ur experiences how can u be consistent bcz i am a new man to this Govt exam society if u give some tips about ur experiences then I will pray for u ever and ever
@@deepaknayak2 bhai ratta marna padega kya poora
@@aslameditz2609 try Jamia coaching. It is residential coaching, free of cost. They really train aspirants and have a very good success rate for govt exams, espl UPSC.
Watched you for the first time and as an aspirant I can totally relate to your video. Thanks for making videos on relevant topics.
I really don't know why i cried in the end of this video 🥺 this is soo true mohak! Great video ✨
The most important point made by Mohak in this video is inside the sponsored section. Develop your skills while you're still young. Life will be much better if you do. I personally studied psychology and secured a JRF this year. Instead of going for PhD, however, I used my writing skills that I have developed over the last 10 years, to start as a freelance writer. There is huge earning potential on the internet, as I'm now discovering. I understand that not everybody has had the opportunity to study in English throughout their lives, but youtube is a goldmine where you can still learn many skills for free and kickstart your career.
Brother can you share some information about said opportunities on internet with this desperate fellow internet person.
Thank you
@@aayushkumar9435 it really depends on your skillset bro. What are you good at?
@@sm_artx What if I'm good at nothing??🤡
@@aditisk99 then that's on you so go get good at something.
Hi My name is samiksha and I m myself preparing for jrf exams from last 1.5 years is it worth preparing for it or else I should go into private sector
In my experience, private jobs require 10-20 skills for a job of 10k which is very hard even for a middle class family student forget lower class
That's why Online courses are becoming popular. Coursera for example has free application option in case the person can't afford to buy the course.
No, Even like everyone I made preparation for UPSC 2 years, then after I realised my mistake now earning 36k per month last 1.5 year in private sector
@@Supreme1.25 You did good, 90% of people cannot clear these exams and waste their time just like you did
@@Supreme1.25 learn relevant skills during job than switch you will surely get 10lakh per anum salary
Government job me b to time or mehnat chahiye
that was such an eye opening video thank you for sharing
Very informative video Mohak bhaiya!
My cousin was a govt. job aspirant. He spent about 7 years trying for govt. job. My advice to him was to takeup a private job and then prepare in his free time. But he was very confident and optimistic. After this pandemic he got very fed up and joined a BPO. Now he complains of how tough working conditions are.
Damn
He would have got a white collar job in tech field if he had spent 7 years there.
If you really want to get into govt sector, give 2-3 attempts with full fledged preparation. If after this you aren't successful move on to other sector and give competitive exams with current job.
Now he will never manage a time for preparing a govt job or to give govt exams. Mark my words. Indian private sector is only about human slavery except few reputed companies.
@@tyrionlannister3673 don't worry govt companies are being privatized
8:20 this dialogue by Sandeep bhaiyya makes me think about those who are preparing for exams with so many difficulties...but I also believe god gives them extra strength to fight these difficulties
well made video, great research and analysis.
Thank you for the video. Video like this will help to change the future of India. Thank you.
This is so true. I'm a aspirant, in beginning there were so many dreams in my eyes that i left my stable life but after so many attempts and loosing years I just wish I could go back then in time and relive all these years again having my present conciousness
How many Years have you been preparing??
Yes i am also in same situation . I wasted past 4 years😭😭. Now i don't know what to do?
One more reason is people after getting government job don't want to work and want to live a comfortable life whereas in private sectors they have to work hard on daily basis
Sometimes you need to explore other possibilities. The whole education system just burns out the passion inside a teenager.
But you never know what u are made for.
This is why Mohak Mangal Bhaiya's facts and presentaton are great and commendable .
There are pros and cons of both private and government jobs. Choose a career that you'll love to be part of it. Choose something that'll make you wake up every morning without an alarm, without forcing yourself. If you find something like that, you'll no longer need to do any sacrifices. You'll push yourself to learn something new everyday, new skills, new habits.
"Excellence ke piche bhago, success jhak marke tumhare piche ayegi"
- Baba ranchoddas
Beta baat sun.. Hume na, kuch krna hi ni.. Ma baap ne paida kia ta jake unse puch ki kya kre hum.. Paida krke chor dte h fir khd hme search krna pdhta h... Ni krna kuch khana peena aur chodna hai nas
Favorite comment And very good high thinking. ❤❤❤
I belong to the lower middle class family , somehow completed graduation from a basic college, started working in private sector at 8k month, then worked hard for Govt. Job and now working as junior engineer in Electricity board.
And yes yeh reality hai Govt. Job ek maatr sahara hai below middle class logon ka, Govt. Job milne k baad log respect krte hai, financial condition sahi hoti hai.
Congrats buddy
job ke saath kitna time milta prepartion ke liye
Some points attack the govt indirectly..Great Job
Your Research and explanation of topic is Commendable ❤
I totally agree with the respect not given to the blue collar jobs in India . Delivery people, maids , guards etc are treated as trash . Whereas from my short experience in USA , blue collar jobs are treated with utmost respect like any other job. Sad state in our country .
American ladke kaise hote hai waise
@@divya9951 American you won't like. But American Indian might be
@@divya9951 acche hote hai indians ki tarah to nahi
The main problem. Caste/ego. We judge a lot.
True , do make another video on this problem. Because u just take larger scenario but please understand the core problem of this situation.
Maine Government school se 10th pass ki aur fir apne father ki help 50k rupee lagakar business shuru kiya aur apna kharcha nikalne laga usske sath hi maine CMS & ED ka course kiya aur usski fees maine apni kamai se bhri hath main diploma aaya aur fir apne business se ki gyi kamayi ko lagakar ruler area main apna Private Primary Healthcare Centre khola aaj mujhe log dr kehte hai aur meri age hai 22 years 18 saal ki umar main chala tha ab bhagwan ki daya hai na toh kisi private company ke bharose raha aur na hi Government job ke engagement ho chuki hai shadi hone wali hai 4 gaon aaj Dr saab kehte hai
I'm working in a private infra & research organization I used to work for 12Hr a day and have an average salary.
Currently, I'm 27 Years old.
I won't feel ashamed if I apply for or get a job at PSU bank.
The current private sector market has many jobs for engineers with specific skills but the work-life balance is next to
nothing and this is not the case for MSMEs or SMEs but even big tech giants.
In which field did you graduated
Still better than working for the government 😬 you could try freelancing or others sources of side income. Also all govt exams are insanely hard
@@_ashmason007 lmao pgl h kya bhai , average salary and khrb work life balance se toh accha gov krleta . Advises and opinion depend on person to person . For example a person who comes from a rich background , doing a gov job is waste cause he doesn't need it , a person should not do any naukari whether private or gov , he should rather pursue his interest or business, ..essi trh sb ke decision and conditions alg hoti
Work life balance aao fir kabhi banking me fat k haath me aa jayegi
@@goldie8218 q bhai tu kya kar rahe h
Can't imagine that man's pain
He spent 16 years of his life for something which he didn't achieved 😔
I am 16 years old and feeling like I can't do anything (JEE ASPIRANT)
Choose the field which have more scope...
Bhai canada chale jao jindgi waste to nahi hogi
Bhai darroo Matt.... BSS focussed hokr mehnat kro...raaste apne aap dikhte hai..faltu bkwass tbhi suzti hi jb mhnat km pdti hai aur tbhi logo ki bkwass baatein humare dimmag ko khrab krti hai
chill dont compare
situations are different for everyone
love what you do
@@amarIndia18 ,,, sahi Kaha itnaa hard nhi hai ,, Govt. Job lena ,, meraa ,,, Tier 1 pass ho jata hai,, bus tier 2 , typing me bhr ho jate hai 😀😔😀😀
Mitroooooonnn.....we voted for chai na...so why does everyone is asking for jobs now??
Maximum of 20-30 age I think : Unemployed ❌ , not able to be employed ✅
Most of my Villagers are small land owners
Or work in near by town (mostly Blue collar job) & Youth don’t have access to better education
Ultimately they have only option to get into Armed Forces/Police service or Clerk level Govt jobs
It have really benefited a number of families & their next generation is getting better education & good economic condition
Ground realities matters 😘
True because in private job English is must
@@csstudent4503 bhai itani jaldi English nhi sikh sakte .
English grammar aur speaking do alag alag chiz hai.
Not only that, I completed my graduation in 2018, and started prepping for govt job on July 2018, I began cracking exams by July 2019, and now I am selected for 2 jobs one under the central govt and the other under the state, and in these 4years of my experience I can say that,
1. The competition on paper may seem high, but only a tiny percentage of aspirants come well-prepped.
2. Many students come into this field without any backup plan, they somehow think they'll come and beat all the rest and get the job.
3. Corruption and mismanagement of govt. there are so many vacancies in banks, railways, and other public service sectors but they work with less than half their full strength.
4. The long process of recruitment. Except for the UPSC, all other recruitment bodies on average take 1.5-2 years to complete the exam process i.e. tier 1, tier 2, typing/interview.
5. Lack of skill building, as you said, traditional learning tactics often fail us in the private sector as well as in the govt exam sector, I have seen people study from dawn to dusk, with no success, whereas I personally never studied that hard, I followed some tutors online(mainly YT) and solved mock paper, and analyzed previous year questions during my preparation, and I never studied for more than 3 exams at a time, I have seen people give every exam in a season, with each having very different syllabus. This hinders the preparation for all.
I hope it helps anyone, who'll read. Keep hustling men. ❤️
Your 3rd point is very important. There are lakhs of vacant posts still no recruitment is done. Maybe government doesn't wants to give salary
You got selected for which 2 jobs ?? Can you share.
@@ShubhamMishrabro Yes. There are so many vacancies, that are being dealt with by appointing contractual workers, for a minimum sum.
@@thescentofsoil.436 Sure, state PWD, and Indian Railways, I'll be joining the Railways. :)
@@Mskitso1111 Congo 🥳 railway group c or d ?
YOU MADE ME CRY BROTHER 😢😢WITH THIS SAD REALITY..
Thanks for making this video
Thank god I left after one year of preparation. Working as a software engineer now, earning more than any class 1 officer of gov of India. I have seen many of my colleagues earning more than the senior IAS officers at a very young age. People should understand that a government job is not everything. Try to lower the burden on your parents, just think about them.
Hope u r aware of the current tech sector lay off... Just b ready... Tech sector future is bright but tech sector employee future is very dark. Just remember one thing AI( artificial intelligence) AI is future
How much you're earning?
@@vampirehunt63 True
From where you studied sir
@@vampirehunt63 It all depends on your skill. If you are upto date with skills you will definitely get good job even after layoffs.
Good Analysis...
I appeared 3 times in Civil Service exam but failed.
I am Commerce graduate, so I got a better job in Dubai with higher pay...
Skill is very important in this era for job...
Less than 1% Govt. Job is available...no need to waste too long time for it ...
Konsi Skill ?
@@essr6292connection bhai skill tabhi shine krenga knowledge ka
I really appreciate you to made dis video... yaha Tak nahi shuru me hi subscribe kar liya bhai😊
In my opinion there has to balance of govt jobs and private. But we have to make sure that private jobs have less burden and proper job security just like in European union. 80% private. 20%govt
Just wondering,
How can u ensure job security in private firms???? Doesn't that depend on the owners of the company??? I mean they can fire anytime just like in the case of Twitter
@@byron2477 They only fire less skilled employees. If you are the main person or a highly skilled Then no one going to fire you.
U have to understand that Europeans pay a load of taxes and almost everyone pays income tax since they're developed first World countries it's not possible in India atleast in this developing phase
CONDITION OF EU AND CONDITION OF INDIA totally different . you shouldn't set limits,laws or anything just by looking at one area to other . Everyone everything goes through different challenges
@@byron2477
No they can't just fire any employee for no reason.
That is why there are labour laws in the constitution of the country.
It is to ensure there is no nepotism and bigotry in the private sector.
Indian labour laws are very poor and politicians don't want to improve them.
India will be a 3rd world nation for the next million years if this continues.
I totally agree with this..recently I got selected as an Enforcement Officer through UPSC EPFO and struggle was real.. So many conditions matters like social, financial and mental support.. Everything matters....!!
Great bhai. Can you share your preparation journey? And which all exams preparation were you doing?
@@The_invincible121 sure bro... I didn't have any plan to start preparations for govt job, but circumstances made me so.. I am preparing for Upsc cse but also started giving other exams.. So I cleared ssc selection post phase 8, then given RBI grave b mains this time and also got selected in NVS for one post.. Just be consistent..!!
@@sangeetachandaliya2263 Thanks 🍫🍫
Bro RBI is far better . Go for it .
@@Yogesh-mq4rv ,,, Congratulations 🎉🎉,, bhaaii aapne itne Govt .. exams kaise krack Kuchh tips dijiye,,, Sada Aapke Aabhari Rahenge 😭😭🙏🙏🙏😀
I am appearing for civil services exams both central and state after about 10 years of corporate sales experience, For me, it's not much of a risk now because I can go back to any good job even if I don't make it. A gap in your employment for govt job preparation is surprisingly still acceptable with HR's. My advice, at least have a work ex of 5 years, build a good corporate profile and then try for these exams, and an added advantage, the older you get the more seriously you will take this exam. You might not become a DGP but you will still be a DIG at least.
Your videos are very informative and shed light on topics which many of them don't speak out. Please do videos on Business case studies which can be encouraging for candidates who would like to be future entrepreneurs.
Can we just appreciate that Mohak is coming up with topics like this and doing an amazing job delivering it also..
then give him award like me
How did you use this UA-cam logo?? It’s not showing on my keypad?
@@sarahjamils I think it's just for desktop users, but instead of using your keyboard emojis, use the emoji form UA-cam itself
Having goverment job is blessings here specially if you are from general cast
😁
I am a ST guy and I really want reservations to end. India won't progress with reservations.
@@DwellinginCosmos finally someone sensible in comment section.
@@DwellinginCosmos firstly cast system should be demolished..then iam agree with u bro....btw where u from.....
@@DwellinginCosmos as a brahmin I want them to increase reservation. So that all govt bodies fail and private players will be respected
All government jobs are not equally respected either even then people want government jobs. The reality is that we Indians see jobs as financial support, not as a passion.
I was smart enough to understand this at a very young age, without any help or guidance. Just with observation ❤
A student who is interested in programming. He good in programming or coding, when he started coding (in mobile) forget everything. but his father unable to buy him a laptop. That's why he decided to prepare of government exam. For them it's possible to buy books (₹3000) but not laptop (₹30,000).
This is the insider reality of*lower middle class family*
Many State Governments provide scholarships or even free Laptops to underprivileged children.
sab ko programming karni hai aaj kal har koi programmer banana chahata hai
@@denk5746 usko 10th k baad ek government laptop mila tha.. Lekin unfortunately uski father ne O vi baich dala(due to lack of money)
@@matuchaudhary5200 because there is good scope and earning
I left govt job in my mind by thinking of ethical compromise and corruption....Now had my own business...Good life by God's grace...
Thinking to do the same hope god help me. 💛🙏🏻😊
How is it going sir? And what business did you pick
Best video.. and most important issue of our country..
Thank you mohak bhai for addressing the topic
Peace is more important than... Anything....
Gov or private .. Where u get peace go there....
Don't for others demand...
I totally agree with you 🫡
Exactly bhai
I recently graduated college and I’m learning to respect every job no matter what It is, As I’m seeking jobs opportunities and giving myself the time to explore in different fields, I think as youth We have to think of giving respect to any job person and not comparing people to us, People have different meaning of success. Just give some tip to anyone who’s working in the hospitality sector and same.
If the Name Is Real Mohak Ur Really Man Mohak Regarding every topic Bro Keep Posting Love your Content
One more point i would like to add to the benefits of govt. Job is what we call 'upari kamai' as we all know how much openly corruption is practiced in india so people think of it as extra beneficial income from them.
I've been working as a government employee for 4 years and it's more about job security and peace of mind i guess
some private jobs may give more money for sure but then you're not left with any time to spend that money
agree 👍
Yess
Yes
totally agreed man they dont understand peace of mind concept people prefer gov jobs because u have time for family enough money to feed future generation and in private sectors there is ergomaniacs therefore u most of the times stay underpayed
I beg to disagree...it depends on which kind of job you have in private sector.
You will get better growth oppertunity.
You get more exposure and options.
But you have to keep on reskilling yourself.
Job security is not a question when you have relevant skillsets.
Many private job employees are taking early retirement in there 40-50 and investing their money to enjoy the rest of the life with peace of mind as well.
I have recently started working for Railways (joined in sept'22). I graduated in 2019 with a B.A. with honours in English placed in second class. I'm posted as a Junior Stenographer and I had applied for this exam in 2019. The recruitment process is extremely lengthy. It took me 3 years to be employed. Meanwhile, I took every sort of exam, SSC, Bank exams etc. I didn't really plan to leave my hometown and the job I am currently doing has NO all India transfer liability. I can travel from home to my work place so I am saving the entire salary.
Now, that I do have a job, I can pursue other skills without worrying about money or job security. The timings are also good so, I get enough time to rest, exercise, study for other exams and upskill myself all at the same time.
And this is true for most middle class families. There is nothing wrong in seeking job security. This job is building the foundation of my life and now I can choose to do whatever I like with my free time. I'm happy that I didn't run behind a corporate job.
Yes, I sometimes wish I should have pursued something else during those three years of preparation but I did the best with the exposure I had. Now I have a job and time to explore other options. My stomach is well fed to fuel my passions.
So, if any govt. job aspirant is reading this, DO NOT GIVE UP.
Thank you 😢... now i am in samd critical situation
You mean NTPC?? If yes, then congrats ❤bro for getting success after the battle with more than 80 lakh students.
I am also selected for Level 5 post, I can relate what a proud and emotional moment It is to see your name in the panel list
U have a middle class mindset. Fact is u will never be able to move beyond govt jobs.
Lol, you think a corporate job is not worth your time? Actually a person with your mentality will not be able to survive even a government job.
@@darthvaderibioles so you mean people with govt jobs don't enjoy their lifetime?
अच्छा विश्लेषण 🙌💯🔥
Thank you Sir for awaking us 🙏
U have spoken on behalf of us ( those who are trying every single day to clear a gov job ) !! Thank you brother. Thank you
Bhai canada chale jao
@@glemon9574 Paisa kon dega..?
Hum log thodi Vijay Mallya hai bro
@@CherryFor3Dmost people who go to abroad aren't rich and belong to middle class who takes out loans or get scholarships or gets a job onsite abroad.
@@CherryFor3D
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