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“I gave it everything I had”: After 8 years of UPSC struggle, Bareilly woman faces ₹18,000 reality

A viral account from a former UPSC aspirant highlights the intense reality behind India’s civil services dream. After eight years of preparation and multiple attempts, a Bareilly woman shares her transition from exam-focused life to a ₹18,000 entry-level job in Gurugram. Her story underscores the emotional and financial challenges aspirants face and raises an important question about having a Plan B. It reflects the gap between ambition and outcome, and the need for adaptability beyond competitive exams.

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