“No job, no income, still chasc

Redait published in detail the 27 -year -old UPSC conflicts, which hit a deep tendon with thousands who move in the brutal intersection of job pressure and exam pressure.

The unknown user, who recently resigned from the function of a night attrition in the recruitment of information technology, described the feeling as “burning” and an unemployed job, but he was not defeated, as he continues to chase the most difficult exam in India amid financial and emotional instability. Its heart attack of support has led to the flow of sympathy, practical advice and solidarity across the platform.

The 27 -year -old explained how he took a job job in the United States to stay financially on his feet while preparing for the civil service exam. In the Reddit post by R/Upsc, the user wrote, “This was not perfect, but I told myself,” At least I earn, and I will study during the day. It is implemented. “For a while, it was so. But the post continues to describe the final losses: the deprived days of sleep he spent with current affairs, video lectures, toxic work culture, installation pressure, and repeated functions keys.

“Last month, I had to resign. Now I am … floating. No job, no income. This exam is still in my heart,” he wrote.

What followed it was a heart call, not for sympathy, but for shows. Hoping to switch to less drainage roles such as quality assurance test, IT format or support for their functions, a community asked for referrals, training course suggestions, or just an implementable advice. “I don’t give up on UPSC. I just need something to stick to while fighting for it,” and I concluded the post.

Responses flowed, echoing common solidarity feelings. One of the users answered: “My brother, I can feel pain in your words, but also the spark you are going through.” Another advised to look at BPOS or Amazon support roles: “Preparing while working full -time is very draining unless you have personal instructions.”

Others encouraged him to consider training institutes, not only as a student, but for roles in content, coordination or marketing. A third user summarized the collective passion: “I can feel the fire inside you across the screen … keep in hard work, it will take you to the rooms you deserve to be.”