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I have around ₹5 lakh and I’m looking to grow it to ₹10–15 lakh over the next 1–1.5 years because I need the money for my sister’s wedding.

I generally invest only in the Indian stock market. I know these kinds of returns are risky, but I’d like to know which stocks people think have strong upside potential during this market correction.

Please suggest 2–3 stocks and mention:

- Current price & target

- Stop-loss

- Why you like the stock

- Valuation/fundamentals

- Sector growth story

- Possible catalysts for a 2x/3x/4x move

Please don’t just drop stock names. I’m looking for proper reasoning so I can research the ideas myself.

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Assalamu Alaikum everyone.

I’m a 27-year-old Muslim man, and honestly, I don’t know where else to say all of this.

I have been extremely shy, quiet and lonely since childhood. I never learned how to properly talk to people or make friends. I’ve spent most of my life inside my room. Even with my own father, I have barely talked about my feelings or my life. I’m not very close with my relatives or siblings either.

My siblings and cousins have grown up and become busy with their own lives, relationships and responsibilities. I understand that, but it has left me with almost nobody.

I have no job, no real social life, no close friend, and no one I can call when I’m happy or sad. Financially, I’m fortunate that my father earns well, so money is not my biggest problem. But I feel like I have wasted almost my entire 27 years at home.

The biggest problem is that I feel like I have no identity of my own.

I don’t have a career. I don’t have a social circle. I don’t have close friends. I’ve never been in a relationship. I’ve never really experienced what it feels like to have someone who genuinely cares about me and with whom I can share my happiness, problems, fears and dreams.

Every day I see people around me having friends, relationships, careers and their own lives. Meanwhile, I feel like I’m standing still while everyone else is moving forward.

Sometimes I even wonder: Am I not worthy of love?

I know comparing myself with other people isn't healthy, but when you have spent 27 years alone, it's very difficult not to think about these things.

I feel lonely even when I’m surrounded by people because I simply don’t know how to talk to them. I don’t know how to start conversations, how to make friends, or how to become comfortable around people.

There are nights when I cry because I feel like I have completely wasted my youth and I’m scared that it’s too late to change anything.

And I want to be honest about something serious: sometimes the loneliness becomes so overwhelming that thoughts of suicide come into my mind. I don't necessarily want to die; I just desperately want this pain and emptiness to stop.

I’m posting here because I want advice from Muslims who may understand this better than I do.

What would you do if you were in my position at 27?

How do I start rebuilding my life from zero?

How do I learn to talk to people and make genuine friends when I have basically no social skills?

How do I develop confidence and become independent?

And from an Islamic perspective, how do I deal with this loneliness and hopelessness?

I’m not looking for someone to make fun of me or tell me “just go outside and talk to people.” I genuinely want to change. I just don’t know where to begin.

If anyone here has gone through something similar and managed to rebuild their life, please tell me how you did it.

JazakAllah Khair.

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Assalamu Alaikum everyone.

I’m a 27-year-old Muslim man, and honestly, I don’t know where else to say all of this.

I have been extremely shy, quiet and lonely since childhood. I never learned how to properly talk to people or make friends. I’ve spent most of my life inside my room. Even with my own father, I have barely talked about my feelings or my life. I’m not very close with my relatives or siblings either.

My siblings and cousins have grown up and become busy with their own lives, relationships and responsibilities. I understand that, but it has left me with almost nobody.

I have no job, no real social life, no close friend, and no one I can call when I’m happy or sad. Financially, I’m fortunate that my father earns well, so money is not my biggest problem. But I feel like I have wasted almost my entire 27 years at home.

The biggest problem is that I feel like I have no identity of my own.

I don’t have a career. I don’t have a social circle. I don’t have close friends. I’ve never been in a relationship. I’ve never really experienced what it feels like to have someone who genuinely cares about me and with whom I can share my happiness, problems, fears and dreams.

Every day I see people around me having friends, relationships, careers and their own lives. Meanwhile, I feel like I’m standing still while everyone else is moving forward.

Sometimes I even wonder: Am I not worthy of love?

I know comparing myself with other people isn't healthy, but when you have spent 27 years alone, it's very difficult not to think about these things.

I feel lonely even when I’m surrounded by people because I simply don’t know how to talk to them. I don’t know how to start conversations, how to make friends, or how to become comfortable around people.

There are nights when I cry because I feel like I have completely wasted my youth and I’m scared that it’s too late to change anything.

And I want to be honest about something serious: sometimes the loneliness becomes so overwhelming that thoughts of suicide come into my mind. I don't necessarily want to die; I just desperately want this pain and emptiness to stop.

I’m posting here because I want advice from Muslims who may understand this better than I do.

What would you do if you were in my position at 27?

How do I start rebuilding my life from zero?

How do I learn to talk to people and make genuine friends when I have basically no social skills?

How do I develop confidence and become independent?

And from an Islamic perspective, how do I deal with this loneliness and hopelessness?

I’m not looking for someone to make fun of me or tell me “just go outside and talk to people.” I genuinely want to change. I just don’t know where to begin.

If anyone here has gone through something similar and managed to rebuild their life, please tell me how you did it.

JazakAllah Khair.

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Assalamu Alaikum everyone.

I’m a 27-year-old Muslim man, and honestly, I don’t know where else to say all of this.

I have been extremely shy, quiet and lonely since childhood. I never learned how to properly talk to people or make friends. I’ve spent most of my life inside my room. Even with my own father, I have barely talked about my feelings or my life. I’m not very close with my relatives or siblings either.

My siblings and cousins have grown up and become busy with their own lives, relationships and responsibilities. I understand that, but it has left me with almost nobody.

I have no job, no real social life, no close friend, and no one I can call when I’m happy or sad. Financially, I’m fortunate that my father earns well, so money is not my biggest problem. But I feel like I have wasted almost my entire 27 years at home.

The biggest problem is that I feel like I have no identity of my own.

I don’t have a career. I don’t have a social circle. I don’t have close friends. I’ve never been in a relationship. I’ve never really experienced what it feels like to have someone who genuinely cares about me and with whom I can share my happiness, problems, fears and dreams.

Every day I see people around me having friends, relationships, careers and their own lives. Meanwhile, I feel like I’m standing still while everyone else is moving forward.

Sometimes I even wonder: Am I not worthy of love?

I know comparing myself with other people isn't healthy, but when you have spent 27 years alone, it's very difficult not to think about these things.

I feel lonely even when I’m surrounded by people because I simply don’t know how to talk to them. I don’t know how to start conversations, how to make friends, or how to become comfortable around people.

There are nights when I cry because I feel like I have completely wasted my youth and I’m scared that it’s too late to change anything.

And I want to be honest about something serious: sometimes the loneliness becomes so overwhelming that thoughts of suicide come into my mind. I don't necessarily want to die; I just desperately want this pain and emptiness to stop.

I’m posting here because I want advice from Muslims who may understand this better than I do.

What would you do if you were in my position at 27?

How do I start rebuilding my life from zero?

How do I learn to talk to people and make genuine friends when I have basically no social skills?

How do I develop confidence and become independent?

And from an Islamic perspective, how do I deal with this loneliness and hopelessness?

I’m not looking for someone to make fun of me or tell me “just go outside and talk to people.” I genuinely want to change. I just don’t know where to begin.

If anyone here has gone through something similar and managed to rebuild their life, please tell me how you did it.

JazakAllah Khair.

Hi everyone,

I'm 27 years old and I'm feeling completely lost.

I somehow completed my B.Sc. in 2022 from a third-tier college. Unfortunately, because of serious mental health struggles and health issues, I lost the next 4–5 years of my life. I wasn't able to build a career, gain work experience, or prepare consistently for anything.

I'm from a Tier-3 city in Uttar Pradesh, and to be honest, I've never been exposed to the IT industry or corporate environment. Everything about this world feels completely new and overwhelming to me.

Whenever I ask for advice online, people say things like:

"Learn Java."

"Learn Python."

"Learn backend."

"Do DSA."

"Become a data analyst."

"Do cloud."

"Do AI."

The problem is that I have absolutely no idea where to start or which path is actually right for me. Every person gives different advice, and it leaves me even more confused.

I also know myself well enough to admit something: I don't think I can learn all of this completely on my own just by watching YouTube videos. I need proper guidance, structure, and someone to tell me what to study, in what order, and how to prepare for interviews. Without that, I end up wasting months jumping from one thing to another.

I've heard that there are agencies or training institutes in Delhi, Gurugram, Pune, Bengaluru, etc., that help people with career gaps through structured training, interview preparation, resume building, and placement assistance.

Are there any genuine and legitimate organizations that actually help people restart their careers? I'm not looking for fake experience letters or anything illegal. I just want a real opportunity to rebuild my career despite my long gap.

Please don't judge me. I've been through an extremely difficult phase of my life, and I'm trying to rebuild from scratch. Right now, I'm struggling a lot mentally, and I'm just looking for honest guidance from people who have been in a similar situation or have seen others successfully make a comeback.

If you know any genuine institutes, placement programs, mentors, or companies that give people like me a second chance, I'd be incredibly grateful.

Thank you.

Hi everyone,

I'm 27 years old and I'm feeling completely lost.

I somehow completed my B.Sc. in 2022 from a third-tier college. Unfortunately, because of serious mental health struggles and health issues, I lost the next 4–5 years of my life. I wasn't able to build a career, gain work experience, or prepare consistently for anything.

I'm from a Tier-3 city in Uttar Pradesh, and to be honest, I've never been exposed to the IT industry or corporate environment. Everything about this world feels completely new and overwhelming to me.

Whenever I ask for advice online, people say things like:

"Learn Java."

"Learn Python."

"Learn backend."

"Do DSA."

"Become a data analyst."

"Do cloud."

"Do AI."

The problem is that I have absolutely no idea where to start or which path is actually right for me. Every person gives different advice, and it leaves me even more confused.

I also know myself well enough to admit something: I don't think I can learn all of this completely on my own just by watching YouTube videos. I need proper guidance, structure, and someone to tell me what to study, in what order, and how to prepare for interviews. Without that, I end up wasting months jumping from one thing to another.

I've heard that there are agencies or training institutes in Delhi, Gurugram, Pune, Bengaluru, etc., that help people with career gaps through structured training, interview preparation, resume building, and placement assistance.

Are there any genuine and legitimate organizations that actually help people restart their careers? I'm not looking for fake experience letters or anything illegal. I just want a real opportunity to rebuild my career despite my long gap.

Please don't judge me. I've been through an extremely difficult phase of my life, and I'm trying to rebuild from scratch. Right now, I'm struggling a lot mentally, and I'm just looking for honest guidance from people who have been in a similar situation or have seen others successfully make a comeback.

If you know any genuine institutes, placement programs, mentors, or companies that give people like me a second chance, I'd be incredibly grateful.

Thank you.

Hi everyone,

I'm 27 years old and I'm feeling completely lost.

I somehow completed my B.Sc. in 2022 from a third-tier college. Unfortunately, because of serious mental health struggles and health issues, I lost the next 4–5 years of my life. I wasn't able to build a career, gain work experience, or prepare consistently for anything.

I'm from a Tier-3 city in Uttar Pradesh, and to be honest, I've never been exposed to the IT industry or corporate environment. Everything about this world feels completely new and overwhelming to me.

Whenever I ask for advice online, people say things like:

"Learn Java."

"Learn Python."

"Learn backend."

"Do DSA."

"Become a data analyst."

"Do cloud."

"Do AI."

The problem is that I have absolutely no idea where to start or which path is actually right for me. Every person gives different advice, and it leaves me even more confused.

I also know myself well enough to admit something: I don't think I can learn all of this completely on my own just by watching YouTube videos. I need proper guidance, structure, and someone to tell me what to study, in what order, and how to prepare for interviews. Without that, I end up wasting months jumping from one thing to another.

I've heard that there are agencies or training institutes in Delhi, Gurugram, Pune, Bengaluru, etc., that help people with career gaps through structured training, interview preparation, resume building, and placement assistance.

Are there any genuine and legitimate organizations that actually help people restart their careers? I'm not looking for fake experience letters or anything illegal. I just want a real opportunity to rebuild my career despite my long gap.

Please don't judge me. I've been through an extremely difficult phase of my life, and I'm trying to rebuild from scratch. Right now, I'm struggling a lot mentally, and I'm just looking for honest guidance from people who have been in a similar situation or have seen others successfully make a comeback.

If you know any genuine institutes, placement programs, mentors, or companies that give people like me a second chance, I'd be incredibly grateful.

Thank you.

Hi everyone,

I'm 27 years old and I'm feeling completely lost.

I somehow completed my B.Sc. in 2022 from a third-tier college. Unfortunately, because of serious mental health struggles and health issues, I lost the next 4–5 years of my life. I wasn't able to build a career, gain work experience, or prepare consistently for anything.

I'm from a Tier-3 city in Uttar Pradesh, and to be honest, I've never been exposed to the IT industry or corporate environment. Everything about this world feels completely new and overwhelming to me.

Whenever I ask for advice online, people say things like:

"Learn Java."

"Learn Python."

"Learn backend."

"Do DSA."

"Become a data analyst."

"Do cloud."

"Do AI."

The problem is that I have absolutely no idea where to start or which path is actually right for me. Every person gives different advice, and it leaves me even more confused.

I also know myself well enough to admit something: I don't think I can learn all of this completely on my own just by watching YouTube videos. I need proper guidance, structure, and someone to tell me what to study, in what order, and how to prepare for interviews. Without that, I end up wasting months jumping from one thing to another.

I've heard that there are agencies or training institutes in Delhi, Gurugram, Pune, Bengaluru, etc., that help people with career gaps through structured training, interview preparation, resume building, and placement assistance.

Are there any genuine and legitimate organizations that actually help people restart their careers? I'm not looking for fake experience letters or anything illegal. I just want a real opportunity to rebuild my career despite my long gap.

Please don't judge me. I've been through an extremely difficult phase of my life, and I'm trying to rebuild from scratch. Right now, I'm struggling a lot mentally, and I'm just looking for honest guidance from people who have been in a similar situation or have seen others successfully make a comeback.

If you know any genuine institutes, placement programs, mentors, or companies that give people like me a second chance, I'd be incredibly grateful.

Thank you.

Hi everyone,

I have a question for those who are currently pursuing CS Executive or have already completed the course.

What is the average age of students in your CS Executive batch?

By the time most students complete the CS Professional course, what is their average age?

Have you seen people joining CS in their late 20s?

I'm asking this because I had a very big career gap and I'm finally starting my CS journey at the age of 27. Honestly, I'm a little scared that because of my age I might get ignored by younger students or end up feeling alone in the batch.

If anyone here started CS at 26, 27, 28, or even later, I'd really appreciate hearing about your experience. Did your age matter in college classes, training, or articleship? Were you able to make friends and fit in normally?

Thanks in advance!

I am 26, unemployed, and completed my B.Sc. in Zoology in 2022 from a tier-3 college.

I have always been extremely weak in Maths. I even failed Maths in Class 10 and chose Biology in Class 12 mainly because I was scared of Maths. I also scored around 20 percentile in CAT 2024.

I am currently confused between preparing for SSC exams and Bank PO/Clerk exams. Considering my very weak Maths background, which one would be more realistic for me to clear if I start from absolute basics and prepare seriously?

I am already 26 and going through financial difficulties, so I really can't afford to waste another 1–2 years preparing in the wrong direction.

Please give me realistic advice based on the actual difficulty level and competition. SSC or banking — which would be a better option for someone like me?

Hi everyone, I am 26 years old and currently unemployed. I completed my B.Sc. in Zoology in 2022 from a tier-3 college. My academic background has never been very strong, and I am also extremely weak in Maths. I even failed Maths in Class 10 and chose Biology in Class 12 partly because of my fear of Maths.

For the last few years, I have been completely confused about my career and honestly wasted a lot of time. Unemployment and financial problems are now putting me under a lot of pressure.

I have always been interested in government services and recently started thinking seriously about UPPCS. But looking at the huge syllabus and competition, I don't know whether someone with my academic background can realistically clear it.

Should I seriously prepare for UPPCS at this stage? If yes, where should a complete beginner like me start? Which subjects, books, or resources should I pick first?

Please give me realistic advice. I don't want fake motivation—I genuinely need some direction because I feel completely lost about my career right now.

Bhai, I genuinely want to know how people are getting remote customer service or support jobs so easily.

I am 26, a B.Sc. graduate and currently unemployed. I don't have strong tech skills or coding knowledge. I keep seeing posts where people say they got a WFH customer support, chat support or similar remote job, but I have been trying for months and can't find anything.

I have also been checking Amazon jobs for several months, but they never seem to have WFH openings for my location.

At this point I am genuinely very stressed because of unemployment and financial problems. Rozgaar nahi hai and I seriously need to start earning for basic rozi-roti.

Can someone please tell me where and how to actually apply for genuine remote customer support/chat support jobs? What skills should I learn, and which companies regularly hire freshers for WFH roles?

Please guide me. I genuinely need a job and don't know what I am doing wrong.