The closer graduation gets, the more it feels like everyone is expected to have their life figured out. Placements, higher studies, competitive exams, finances, career choices—it can all feel a bit overwhelming.
What's the biggest thing you're worried about after college?
Is it finding a job, choosing the right career path, earning enough, moving to a new city, or simply not knowing what's next?
For many UGC NET aspirants, a PhD is often seen as the natural next step. But with changing career opportunities, competition in academia, and the time commitment involved, opinions seem to be increasingly divided.
Do you think pursuing a PhD is still worth it today?
If yes, what makes it worthwhile? If not, what are the biggest drawbacks in your view?
Would love to hear from current PhD scholars, graduates, and those considering the path themselves.
No matter how much we prepare, there's usually that one section that keeps pulling our overall score down.
For some it's Logical Reasoning, for others Quant, Verbal Ability, or Abstract Reasoning.
Which section is currently giving you the most trouble, and what exactly are you struggling with - concepts, speed, accuracy, or time management?
Also, if you've managed to improve in a weak section, what helped you the most?