सपने, उम्मीदें और नाकामी: UPSC के असफल एस्पिरेंट्स की सफल कहानियां
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ส.ค. 2022
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हर साल लगभग 11 लाख उम्मीदवार यूपीएससी परीक्षा के लिए आवेदन करते हैं. लेकिन केवल कुछ सौ यानी 0.01 प्रतिशत से कम सफल हो पाते हैं. लेकिन हम हमेशा UPSC Toppers और achievers की कहनी सुनते हैं. दिप्रिंट आपके लिए लाया है कुछ ऐसे नौजवानों की कहानियां जिन्होंने जीवन के कीमती समय इस परीक्षा को दिया लेकिन सफल नहीं हो पाए.
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Hatts off to The Print for venturing into a less talked about area. Upsc toppers are made no less than the celebraties by the media. But at the same, the journey and the struggle of the people who did not find their name in the merit list must also be shown.
Hi Harshit,
Thanks for writing in.
@@ThePrintIndia
Oplll
@@ThePrintIndia recently on 31st August one article was on NITIPATH scheme in Hindustan newspaper....which seems to be very much similar to AGNIPATH scheme .... After lots of struggle student get selection in UPSC and if there will be uncertainty in job after selection then how student will get motivation towards this exam?
Sir I just want to know your unbaised point of view on this.......please reply to my question🙏🏻
Thanks
I agree
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Parents ko aajkal sab easy lagta hai
IIT jee , upsc unko chaai peene jaise lagta hai..
Sad but true..
@jingelbell470 same here
During my 20s, after graduation from IIT, I also had family pressure to pursue UPSC but being good in Mathematics, I found that the success rate was 0.0001% so I immediately gave up the idea of entering this $hithole. Today I am proud of my decision, I spent my 20s cheerfully, spent quality time with friends, later got married with my love. And today living a comfortable life with my family without any remorse 😊
@@kids_tution4890IIT se padhne ke baad log UPSC karna ki sochne ki himmat kaise kar lete hai, according to me they are doing criminal activity of snatching opportunity of inferior opportunity 🤬
Fact bola
Real
Giving 5-8 years of your precious life is not a joke.
Hii I am from Assam....in my neighborhood there lives a bengali boy he gave 4 attempts in upsc but couldn't clear after that he give SBI bank exam and got selected there now he is a branch manager of my district branch of SBI......So never give up n always believe in yourself
Amit Kilhor is Brilliant as Teacher! His way of teaching is very sophisticated and comprehensive!
He is depressed person even today.. It reflects in his teaching.
@@sid2372 that's sad;
Its true..👍
@@sid2372 he was deeply ambitious and experienced unfortunate failure for his ambition! Any sane person would get depressed because he is very responsible person, hardworking and intelligent person! So, I hope he redeem himself!
@@sid2372 somehow everyone is depressed until one achieves enlightenment or don't know the purpose of life !! And. Don't be silly, ok!
Even I have went through this
4 attempt.
3 interview
Divorce from wife
Loan of 9 lacks on head and nothing remained in life in 2015 result
Today I m very successful lawyer
Life does not end but we have to be prepared for second carrier option after second attempt
*Lawyer ki studies pehle hi ki thi ki 2015 k baad se shuru kiya tha?*
Yes
Law kaha se kiya??
Tbh, you lost more. Whatever u may have today do not justify what precious time and people you lost, people who cared for you. I hope you have a happy life ahead. And dear so called aspirants, stop being a fool. Don't fall into the trap of society or coaching centers or media focus on toppers, and start thinking that ur dread is upsc. You'll be fooling yourself, life will be full of dejection, sorrow and pain, and only you're to blame
@@ranveerjaipuriyar0710 chal bhag yahan se.
Rajat Sambyal sir got 307 in Anthropology Optional and total 942 in CSE 2021 which is no joke... Hats off Sir...
Total of PT also?
@@piyushmate3837 no
In the end he got nothing 😢
He will remain depressed for whole life
@@Kuldeep_yadav0001 he'll definitely not, but you will surely.
@@sd33252 oo bhai?
Ham ko hamari kaabiliyat pata hai,
Isliye hum to choti job ki tayyari karte hai
Tu apni dekh
लोगो ने life के 8-10 साल invest किए upsc की preparation में, तब उनको महसूस हुआ कि they're not for UPSC.
Despite belonging to SC category, I invested only three years of my life in UPSC preparation and i was lucky मुझे सिर्फ 3 साल में ही पता लग गया कि i was also not for UPSC and then i gave up.
For backup plan, i had already chosen Law and now i am continuing with it.
अब UPSC preparation से मिली बहुत सारी चीज़े वकालत में और मेरी personal life में काम आती हैं।
Message to UPSC aspirants:-
At the end, UPSC preparation कभी waste नही जाती, ये व्यक्ति को जीवन में कहीं और success दिला देती है; कहीं और सफलता न भी दिलाए, अन्ततः अच्छा इन्सान तो ज़रुर बना देती है।
- Vikas Sagar
बस यही एक ऑप्शन बचता है अपने आप को दिलासा देने का। कोई बात नही कही तो फायदा होगा इसका। यह विचार एक छलावा है। 😊
@@anurag_gaur koi fayda nahi hota khud hi Khud ka dekhna hota hai
Acha insan apko koi padhai nhi banati, bahot se civil servants bhi corrupt hote hain aur marital abuse karte hain..acha insan banna apki ek khud ki bahot badi personal achievement hoti hai usme kisi aur ka hath nhi hota it's the Devine wisdom. Jise kharab banna hoga wo ashram me rehkar nhi kharab ban sakta hai.
Lekin Dil main hamesa afsos raha jata hain.."jeeta tha jiske liye..uske liye Marta tha.."
Seriously this is called journalism, thank you the print for showing other side of this UPSC journey and story of these legends for inspiring upsc aspirants
Absolutely!!!
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From a UP aspirant to a hard-core WWF wrestler, priyambda has covered a long way.
Jb bccho pdhana hi tha toh PhD kr lete aur professor bn jaate kuch haasil toh hota 3 baar m hi nhi hota toh samjh jaana chahiye ki nhi hoga
Please continue this series, 99% of people never make it into these kinds of exams but their stories are never shown to the public, It'll help the public a lot, these coaching institutes don't want it, they always show only one side of the story!
I stand with you. Please make continue making these type of videos - series !
Exactly this is the other side of upsc
Yes ...well said
Umesh please have a look at Greylife for such stories in detail - th-cam.com/channels/uvn_l2UXW1DnMUbYiTrVPw.htmlvideos.
Thank you!
💯
"Clear (UPSC) ho jata to sabka sapna, agar na hua to mera" - from Sandeep Bhaiya
I was a very good student throughout topper. My parents were very proud of me. Left decently paying job in placement and entered UPSC to make my parents proud . 8 years later I haven't cracked this exam and all my attempts have gone. I was very good student who won many national level Olympiads. I don't know what happened. Worst part is my parents are no longer proud of me. My cousins who never worked hard like me earn more than me today because they have 8-10 years experience in industry . My knowledge of Laxmikanth, NCERT, Economic Survey, RS Sharma has zero market value. I still don't know what went wrong.
Don't worry everything will be fine❤️
Hey just don't worry
Jitna hardwork upsc me kiya tha ab apne job ya carrer ke liye kro or sth me pcs try krte rho
Please don't lose hope.. Parents and all relatives love you but they love money as well. Don't bother.
Find innovative ways to restart your career. As you have very high logic and hard working capabilities, you will easily surpass industry experts and veterans.
😢 Almost a similar story of mine. I was a topper too. But Instead of a Gov job or private job, I decided to become a businessman. 8 years have passed, but I have not been successful yet. Parents are unhappy. I am depressed and just keep praying to God...
Sorry to hear that bro, but I have also wasted my 4 years doing GATE and M. Tech(not completed) and then switched to IT now I have 2+ years of experience and earning decent money....
You should also try different fields like AI & ML, Full Stack Development or whatever you think has a good future....Take rest and start a fresh journey. Best of luck brother
entrance exams in india are not meant for selection; they're meant for elimination. if you're not selected, there is no need to worry.
Damn True 1000%👍
We know.
Par lekin us elimination ke chakkar me aapki Puri jawani chali jaaye lagbhag jewwan ke 40 saal aap gum ho gaye
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@@rupamtiwari8031 folks who are smart know that preparing for upsc or mpsc is age growing game in other way so wise thing imo is finding a good paying job in private sector.
"Some stories are never meant to find closure"
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Well I am also a UPSC aspirant who invested almost 2.5 years of my life and now I realized that sometimes it is important to know when to leave
I have an opportunity for you , pls connect
Glad you realised it sooner..
All the best
Definitely brother. As an ex-upsc aspirant, my humble advice will be to form a back up. It'll definitely be bitter but it's a medicine which people like us have to take.
There are Mouse Trap Exams of India...
For PCB Students - NEET...
For PCM Students - IIT JEE...
For Art Students - UPSC...
For Commerce Students - CA...
I Think Most Of The Students Have This Mindset...
___________________________________________
But I Share A Story Of My Bua...
She is an average student from UP Board...
She has done BFA, MFA then PhD...
Now she became a lecturer in Central Government after clearing a Exam ( sorry for not remember the Exam )...
Her salary upto 80K...
And she was happy with that...
Arts students upsc? Bruh all students upsc.
@@jinfin221 now from last few years that students from all branches are appearing due to unemployment but earlier it was mostly arts/humanities students.
@@manaspratimdas707 Due to unemployment? Bruh wtf it's mostly IITians that top the exam. Sometimes it's arts students but only when their father/mother is already a Bureaucrat eg Dhabi and that Jain guy.
In the end she also had to clear an exam😂😂.
Ultimately we all are in the same boat
IIT only 2 attempt, 12th and 13th, how it is a trap?
First the 'Aspirants' of TVF and now The Print, thank you for telling a story of those who couldn't make it.
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Aspirants doesn't even touches the fabric of upsc journey, that was more bout friendship and love
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@@xavier6956 💯
Amit sir is genius of history.....his way of teaching is mindblowing, thanku sir for your extraordinary efforts ♥️
Polity also 🤷♀️🤷♀️...
@@pragyanbharrti18 yes offcourse 😊
@@Manish-cc5jf kyu ?
All rounder
My best teacher in STUDYIQ
"Some Goals are so worthy, it's glorious even to fail"
-Lt Manoj Kumar Pandey PvC
1/11 Gorkha Rifles
If u dedicate all of ur energy towards ur goal. U shall definitely achieve it there wouldnt be a need for plan B
- Maj Vivek Jacob (9 Para sf )
@@ashishm5763 bhai lekin goal to sirf utne hi achieve kar sakte he jitni vacancy he
@@Nursingimpulse bhai cutoff k liye mehnat krega toh cutoff he clear hogi. Aspire for merit and highest score in the process.- this was said by a friend whose currently serving.
@@ashishm5763 bhai jab tak desh ka yuva coaching ke chakkar kat ta rahega merit me aane ke liye me to kehta adani jese 3 se 4 log or aa jaye taki sab kuch private ho jaye or sarkar ko bhi officers contract basis pe lene chahiye n ki pure 60 saal ke liye
@@Nursingimpulse its already reality now. Past two afcats only SSC vacancies. PC vacancies only for NDA and NCC guys.
Thanks for Glorifying Unsung Heroes of UPSC ❤
Amit sir once in class you told us the difference between a war and a battle. War consists of many battles.
Life is war and UPSC was one of its battles.. so what if one was lost. We’re always gonna lose a few!
There are a lot many battles coming up for conquering! Keep shining bright the way you do sir, your light is gonna reach millions and you’re gonna win the war of life. Go strong ♥️
Well said 👍
Inspiring
The problem is with upsc war is that it took almost half of life a upsc aspirant Who are not able to become ias or IPS plus a failed upsc aspirant becomes psychological problem
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I felt touched by this video. Nice Print team. I also gave six attempts (2015-2020) n 4 mains(17-20). It certainly takes away lots of energy of us. Its hard to rebuild the original fearless daring and rebel one in self. Certainly my anxiety and panic attacks during those days,, now I can understand. But as life has to go on.... We definitely gained a personality but I keep searching my original one. The courage to cross the mountains in one go,, to work tireless for the country....when I will meet myself again. Really felt a connect with Amit sir story.
Hi Prashant,
Sorry to hear that. Hope things are fine now.
What are you doing Now?
@@astronaut9276 continued with previous job
@@prashantkumar555 which sector brother 🤔
@@prashantkumar555 in which sector bro ?
nd wht's ur JOB
Amit Kilhor sir, you're a damn good teacher! I cleared intelligence bureau assistant central intelligence officer (IB ACIO) - II with the help from your free lectures on TH-cam. Currently I'm a GST & CUSTOMS INSPECTOR. Good luck for your future endeavours... 🎉
Being a gal, everyone told me dont go in all these exams. Only if ias happens it is good. 😅
I am an engineer and so IT was the only fall back option if not upsc 🥴
Hello sir, I'm an aspirant myself and appearing in this ib exam next week, can you please give me important tips or advice.. I'd be very grateful ❤
@@hope4017 All of the preparation should be done by today. Just revise the important points or your notes and relax. The more you relax in the examination the more marks you'll score. And trust me IB ACIO is one of the best jobs if you really have a passion to serve your country. Best of luck :)
@@inspectorsiddarthruriya2234 thank you sir ❣️
@@inspectorsiddarthruriya2234I am going to start my preparation for this exam can you please tell me what lectures of Amir sir you referred to? Also, please tell me strategy for all subjects in brief.
respect to Amit K. very straight forward and bold attitude to his reality.
Amit khillor's life is my life..i am crying after listening him.
He is the faculty of study iq.
when we start preparing ..we dont realise what is at stake .....
but after the journey end we regret ...what we have lost..
@@Vikas-rx3gv very true 👍🥺
The main line is mam ki line
Mera humour chala gaya
True 🥲
Ekdam sach
Appeared for six mains (2010-15) and interviews. 7 years past since last attempt, don't know what would have happened if I got selected, bt When I was appearing for the exam, I was a totally different person. success and failure both change you in their own way.
Hats off sir...you are great human being 💥
what are you doing now?
Can you share your experience with us please ? 😊
Can you tell your medium???
Being a UPSC Aspirant i can totally relate with them, I wish I could go back in time in my college days and relive all these years again having my present conciousness 🤞🔙⏳🤞
What's your experience
Same thing I want
If you have to chosse again, what you gonna choose?
Life is above all exams you can have a high goal like IIT or UPSC or CA but ultimate goal should be to be happy in Life 🙏🙌
Absolutely we have to chase for peace and happiness...😊
@@rashmigpt8361 ji nice thinking. True happiness and joy is the real life. Many are at high post but not everyone happy. It is is internal happiness and peace which must be and which indeed is the true life. There are many who got success in upsc Iit and other exam but not necessary that everyone got internal happiness and peace . A person who don't got the love of any one of relation like parents brother sister wife children and all others his life is hell.
@@sudarshansingh109 yes true goal of life should be peace and happiness.
J Baat
Thanks for The Print for covering this👍👍. Every year when UPSC results are out, when media chases the successful ones, there are thousands of heart broken aspirants who couldn't make to final list, despite years of hard work and sacrificing every joyful moments of their youth.
Well put !
Hi Varun,
Thanks for writing in.
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कोई कितना भी समझा लें जो एक बार फस गया उनका निकलना बहुत मुस्किल हैं
संघर्ष ‘व्यक्तिगत’ होता है, सफलता ‘सामूहिक,
वक्त की धूप में पकी हुई चीज बहुत कीमती होती है।❤️✌️
UPSC is really overhyped .. mainly by the coaching agencies .. a very good series by Print ...
IIT too...
@@fifadash....856 why?
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In india every competitive exam is overhyped
@Pragnesh Kumar same happened with me during JEE , I was interested in programming but due to our education systems i had to study PCM , eventually i failed in JEE , took admission in a private college now I'm in my 3rd year already done two internships and i have a PPO too , even I'm writing this comment during my Lecture 🤧 , If you learn from the journey it will always be worth , but I've seen people getting depressed and demotivated after they fail to crack an exam
Prepared 6 years for UPSC, gave prelims 4 times, Mains once and interview never. Then prepared for Indian Army - didn't get into the finals. 2 years gone. Then prepared another 2 years for Guinness World Records and after 14 years of hard work finally got success. Life was not easy for me.
guiness world records k lie kya prepare kia?
@@Pixiefairy783 how I failed for 14yrs for Government Job and Made Guiness Book of World record
But I think it is easy broke record after all this So called India
@@AmarSingh91367 moreover I tried for coveted government jobs for 14 years while being in a government job for 14 years. I am working in SBI for past 14 years.
@@Aajkashravankumar just enjoy your life man!!
@@Aajkashravankumar are u a po in sbi?
I can totally relate with this lady, no social connect, complete immersion in studies, just books, isolation... its very sad.
I got goosebumps just listening to her, she is complete WISDOM.
I WROTE THIS COMMENT WHILE WATCHING THE VIDEO AND AM EDITING THIS AGAIN AND AGAIN.
THE LOSS IN UPSC IS BEHEMOTH.
MAN SPEAKING IN THE LAST IS AMAZING, I CAN RELATE.
WHATEVER THE LAST PERSON IS SAYING IS GIVING ME CHILLS.
Tbh, I didn immersed myself in books and may be I am not selected but seeing that after giving so much what if I fail and the regret if you don't study. This stress eventually made me realise that I am happy with corporate job. I don't want to be proved as a failure, I will do along with job. I want to live life and expectations kills. I took a lot of time to transition from ias to private jobs but both are good. Also a lot of people who wasted my, time during prep don't even talk now, behaves weirdly. I laugh and feel I should have given more time to studies rather than uselsss relationships tht don't care about ur existence. Now I enjoy life, feel regretful about wrong choices and people whom I was friends with who took away my positivity. But anyway, law of karma works.
And I hope I will be successful in earning money as much as I want by learning skills rather than daydreaming and wasting my time.
No social connect isolation was never my cup of tea that I realised later. I am happy studing for shorter duration and I was a topper thruout anyway, I wanted to opt for this but I think this is not for me. I wasted a lot of time to even leave upsc but I think this is right for me.
Maturity is when you realise Amit sir is real life “Sandeep bhaiya “😭😭😭
Tears in my eyes 💯
They are expressing the true and bitter experiences of millions of failed aspirants like me🔥🔥🔥
same i got tears as well
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He's right....managing parents' expectations is extremely difficult...Indian parents do really burden their child with excess expectations..
Not all indian parents...
@@shahranhussain2253 what do you do ? They invested all their saving then u must have achieved something big...so..what do you do ?
Don't blame them
It's you who wanted it
In an Exam where only max. 1000 students are selected out of 5-6 lakhs, I think it's not right to stay whiling time away at attempting it, instead other exams could be cracked and skills can be learned for pvt jobs/ MBA. ALL THE BEST TO EVERYONE FIGHTING OUT THERE... ❤
Finally there's someone who also covered the lost fighters who did have as much potential as the recommended students in IAS,IPS etc. otherwise every one is busy interviewing toppers and boasting their hardwork, however in reality toppers too are ambiguous about thier results and they too question their self capability a minute before seeing their names in final list.
I still remember my first class of Amit sir the way he was teaching with enthusiasm, sarcasm and a positive smile on his face from that moment i have seen him the same way but today when i saw him i felt bad for him.
Thankyou sir, you are a tremendous teacher ,keep shining.
Hats off to The Print for making this.. No One can ever understand the pain of reappearing the exam, giving ur best despite of knowing high chances of failure alongwith the dedication to ur own hardwork for giving in so many years..
But this video does come very close to show that to some extent!
This is so imp for everyone who is related to UPSC Aspirants to watch!! And obviously a Must Watch for all Upsc ASPIRANTS, to help them MOVE ON!!!
Thanku so much The Print for this!
Dear Nidhi,
I cannot express my happiness after reading your mail. It filled me with joy that my story made you feel this way. I wish all the good things will happen to you. Thank you so much. Keep reading my stories.
Warmest regards,
Nootan
@@ThePrintIndia Thankyou Nootan for such a sweet reply.. I'll definitely read all ur stories.. not just bcoz u gave such a sweet reply but also bcoz u have an eye for talking about the less talked about things..
Keep on writing such good stories..🤩😄
Exactly
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Although I am not a Print frequenter but I appreciate their this initiative to bring this story in light. We need to touch upon the education and the monstrous impact they put on young minds when they fail, it's devastating.
I think it's beautiful that you cover the dark side of preparation...
It broke me mentally & I went in depression & I'm still recovering it..
It's wonderfull...
That you covered it..
Amit Sir is true inspiration for an aspirant. The amount of regret this person has within him and still he pretends to be super happy while teaching us is commendable. ❤
Yes right 🌟
He is lying
@@preetitiwari6018 in what sense
@@user-tg4ts7qt3x the struggle he is talking about n saying his sob story that he was so close to selection n didn't get selected but the fact is he never ever even cleared mains....one should be mindful while being a role model...one should not lie on their shortcomings n be truthful
@@preetitiwari6018 wow preeti I appreciate the wrong knowledge you have and the audacity to comment about someone without knowing their whole story. Good luck mate!
Amit sir , such an honest person who accept clearly the loss of his life and doing his work amazigly..
Seriously tears in my eyes
Upsc is something which we can't express in words
Yes
I completely agree 2022 I gave my 5th attempt couldn't able to clear and this year not eligible for last attempt. Last 7 years my life contained into two aspects my job and my upsc preparation and failing in 2022 and before failures made me very cynical about myself undervaluing my self confidence towards life. Even with my spine issue in 2020 and its surgery in 2021 I still gave attempts in 2021 and 2022 with the belief that I'll clear upsc this time.
This video has been very positive for me because now I realize in past 7 years I kept myself surrounded with my job and upsc dreams and neglected my life completely, isolating with outside world.
Now I letting myself into do something more constructive and engaging with people and world.
I would say having a dream is good but dreams like upsc or other government examination has some limitations and few seats. If you are not able to clear examination in 3 or 4 attempts look for another aspect of life. Life is big and future is unknown, no one knows what's destiny has planned for you.
Bro you have l5s1 herniated discs ?
I have similar journey as you , had a major spinal surgery.
Also gave my attempts ..left with nothing.
Hope your life is good now.
Amit Sir is the best. He is the true gem of StudyIQ. I'm lucky to get educated from you in History. Lots of prayers and happiness for you Sir, & I hope you find your true happiness. Bless you 🙏 🙏
As a parent we focus on kids to achieve...never see failing by a whisker and it's impact. This opened me to the other side. Wishing these ex aspirants best of luck in finding alternatives. They are one of the best.
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Subscribed this channel ...I was also in this race...after giving a few years and lot of hard word, mental burden, and a feeling of nothing good can be achieved finally....I changed my course...within a year cleared an officer level exam and joined a public sector bank,.gave rbi assistant manager interview...though faced a lot during my initial work in the job here ...but finally feel revived ...now when my friends suggest me to prepare again for upsc ....I deny with a beautiful smile on my face....
A must to watch video. Hats off to these aspirants for not giving up. They are the hope for others who also appear for such examinations but face the tremendous failure. The moral is clear "NEVER GIVE UP!" 🙌
Amit sir is a gem.. it’s unfortunate that he is not in the services but for the students he is god.. his way of teaching is great.
Parents, friends and happiness, everything has to be sacrificed for UPSC, I am also an IAS aspirant, feeling all this 🙂
I didn sacrifice such things, so may be I am not in the list but also I felt that what if I had done all this and did not clear. I am happy like this only at least I know that I could have given more time to upsc but it's depressive journey was not something that I can pull it off. Selection is meagre. It is a waste of time
I would suggest to go and do a job and enjoy life. Upsc will tear u up that even after hard work u won't get anything. None of my friends cleared. Wastage of 6 years. You will be proud initially but after a while u ll realise that huge competition and selection is 0.001% .
I tell myself that it's ok may be I could have studied but corona and everything didn let me study. But transitioning to other field also takes time when I knew my efforts could hve been more. Imagine what people who have studied so hard didn clear. Their mental strength must have gone to zero. How much taunt they have to hear even I hear at times. But anyway I am out of it and I am happy.
I did not want to sacrifice my family and loved ones for an exam whose percentage of selection is less than 1 %
Yes is upsc selection is valuable but not more valuable thany my family and loved ones and little bit of my life
@@Ana-vd1rlwow great 😊
How's your journey now 😊
When there are so many hardworking candidates and vacancies are so less, Destiny comes in play ..
Amit Sir, just telling one thing about you.. ap wo light ho jisne khud ko burn krne duniya ko roshini de rahe ho. i have seen your classes and im much impressed with that...All d best sir..
Amit Kilhor Sir : Amazing teacher, even better person 🤘🏻💚
Amit kilohar Sir : It takes patience , endurance and talent to be a teacher ..but you make it look so easy after every day ... I hope you know just how much we all appreciate you ❤️
This is called the real inspiration.
Hatts off to the team who made it.
Amit sir is the best teacher.
His lectures are awesome and very informative.
All the aspirants did well and all the best
Big Thanks to The Print for covering the stories of unsuccessful Aspirants. First time I get this experience to connect with these aspirants. Every one talk about success But They can give the more experience and life lesson to us.
Kudos to these people, They have big bank of learning source for life.
With due respect to everyone's struggle; I would like to say with outmost respect- giving yourself another chance is easy when your family is well settled. Middle class guys have existential crisis during preparations, think about them if they fail.
Ps- Fan of amit sir, here!!!
Sahi baat bhai
Teaching level of Amit is on different level, rare teachers who can make history interesting and he's one of them. I can proudly say that i'm the student of Amit sir.
Bahut hi achaa experience rha mera ye video dekhne ka...thankyou to all the Print team for sharing this video with us
Reminds me of the rough phase I had in life. I am trying to rebuild life with the broken pieces of me left after the UPSC failure.
This is the real story...success ki stories kam hain...ye zyada tar logon ki real kahani hai
सफलता की बात तो सब करतें है, और सफल लोगों की कहानियाँ भी सुनते और सुनाते हैं
लेकिन कहानी की उन हिस्सों में क्या जिन्हें मेहनत के बावजूद़ सिर्फ असफलता और निराशा ही मिली..
चैनल को मेरा आभार कि आपने इस हिस्से को भी दिखाया
Amit khilor sir ...hats off to you for being so honest and taking responsibility of everything.....very genuine person ❤
Hats off Amit Kilhor and all others for being honest. You all are great.
Word hited hard when he said “if i will get a chance to do it i will never do it “
Success doesn't teach you as failure teaches you.... Quite interesting journey of the UPSC aspirants... Sailing on the same boat but my field is different.
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I subscribed your channel only bcoz of your this great effort and hardwork, IAS bn gye ye rank vo rank, beyond success and exams there is life!!! You guys nailed it!!!!!
दुनिया सिर्फ उन्हीं लोगों का संघर्ष देखती है ,जो सफल हो जाते है।।। Thanks for this wonderful coverage ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank You so much "The Print"❤️
For showing this most important part of life💔
Amit Varidhikilor Sir, the way you teach and make history much interesting. I love the way you deliver. Much respect for you sir. 🙏
The entire video has an essence of subtle sadness and pain. It's just heartbreaking to see talented people in depression and regret and the worst part is that the stories of these people are only a drop in the ocean. There are numerous students with more worse stories.
I just wish failure wasn't so hard and life could be a little more fair to genuinely good people.
This just made me cry.🙏
In this era where ias has been turned into a cult and it's no more a simple recruitment exam, I really thank The Print for bringing up this dark side of the story which the world often prefers to overlook.
I was exactly thinking of same video that why failed candidates are never interviewed! Nice initiative👍🏻
Amit Sir you might have not won upsc but you are winning our hearts by teaching us .Great to have you as a Teacher. You will make many Future IAS,IPS,etc officers .You are awesome Sir❤️😍
Bitter truth of UPSC. Prepare, try your best and give attempts. If you feel you're stuck, get the f out of there. Life is full of opportunities. Go, try new things, passion, hobbies etc. Find yourself, UPSC is not only an option, there are hundreds of other things to try. Don't take life so seriously that an event make you stuck on it. No matter what, life keeps going in any circumstances. Keep going. Do what makes you happy, don't think you're a failure, no, no one is failure here. Everyone's hero. Play your role. Be yourself.
This is one of the best video on upsc I ever see because no one talk about a person who didn't clear upsc.....I think upsc is not everything our life just we need to increase the vision of life then we can see upsc is nothing
The way Amit kilhor sir told about his journey..it is real heart touching..
A aspirant can only know what he left out with this failure
Amit Sir, nobody teaches like you.
Keep going !!
Best Mentor 🥰
He might be a good teacher but he is lying about facing interview...he has never cleared mains
Much appreciation for the print to showing the more than 99% face of the UPSC. My heart really goes out to them. UPSC should restricted it to for 1or 2 attempts only. Our youth have a way more potential than preparing for UPSC or any other govt exams just for the sake of power or the relaxed govt job. We as a nation have to go much far and for that this has to be stopped.
Today i watched this video in a single time, and realize one thing - This is not easy journey as i think since i watched their failure story regarding to UPSC.
I am also a UPSC aspirant, I am currently 21 years young guy who think He will definately crack upsc in first attempt God's knows But i try very very hard to crack upsc.
Thanks for this video
Amit Varidhi Kilhor sir is my inspiration❤ Huge respect to him🙏
Kudos to the print for acknowledgement.. M so fortunate to know Nitish Garg personally nd I know how he poured his soul into the preparation but m glad 😊 govt started to give some recognition ... Nitish Garg said it so beautifully " chakravyuh se niklna bht jaruri hai " and yes at the end ur sanity is all that matters.
More than 1-2 lakhs of students prepare for UPSC at a time with no job or already left their job, we here success stories of only 0.01% who gets the limelight but 99% aspirants remains in darkness. The world never gets to know the hard work or sacrifices of the remaining 99%.
बहुत धन्यवाद आपका.... इन लोगो की भी अपनी उम्मीदे होती हैं.... जो आपने दिखाया 🙏🙏
Thanks to The Print for bringing this because hardly anyone realise that all aspirants did equal hardwork who reach till the end of this journey. The real heroes are those who stands till last and fight.
Respect to everyone,
And Amit sir you are superb life is war and there are so many battles in it. You just lost to UPSC but you have won our love.
Your method of teaching is awesome and I thank Study IQ for finding gem like you.
The best video on internet. Thank you The Print to make of video who are not winners but the True Warriors of the journey.
Aspirants ye UPSC se mohabbat tum hain Jene nehi degi aur clear karnke umeed marne...... Amit khilor sir hats off to you lecture 🙏🙏
Amit Sir is one of the phenomenal teacher he makes every thing so easy for learning one of the best teacher i have ever seen in my upsc journey.
The journey will never end . Everyone has a beautiful life ahead , we only work hard and always be positive. Amit sir is our mentor to guide in this journey .
Kudos to all the people who bounced back in life after such hectic struggle ✨
This is the 1st time that i'm pressing the like icon on a video from the print ! It's Such a great content and hats off to all those who were involved in making of this video!!
After giving 5.5yrs to the government exams and missing exams by 0.42 marks and very less less marks I missed the cutt off now I decided to quit but when I see my books I feel crying don't know how to overcome but after giving full hardwork I am nowhere but still I have the confidence I will do something better than the government jobs.....
Thank you sooo much The Print for this 🥺, It was eye opening, most of your subscribers are UPSC Aspirants as well, especially because you also educate us on the bureaucratic aspects of the Government through various initiatives like Cut the Clutter, and because of your balanced, Unbiased, impartial approach to news..🙏
What a lovely coverage. This is my story too. Hats off to the Aspirants. The sheer effort is the greatest character building exercise. The exam is journey of self discovery.
People search for those who cleared the examination. But they need to keep in mind the reality we often don't get to see. Majority of the aspirants who appear for this examination don't qualify and their struggles are often ignored. Those who succeed create history but those who fail make us aware of the reality that even less than one percent of the aspirants crack this examination. The process of preparation is tedious and covering the syllabus itself is a herculean task. People often feel isolated, anxious and depressed during this process....
Kudos to these aspirants for opening up about their journey of preparation. 🙌