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3BHK Fully Furnished in Sarjapur Road, near Play Arena

Location: Bhavya Lake Vista, Hosa Road, Kasavanahalli [https://maps.app.goo.gl/vedbSNH12sUSWaYMA\]
Prime location: Just 300m from Play Arena with direct, quick access to major tech parks on Sarjapur Road and the Outer Ring Road (ORR).

Financials

  • Rent: ₹65,000 / month
  • Maintenance: ₹4,600 / month
  • Security Deposit: ₹2,00,000

Property Details

  • Configuration: 3 Bedrooms, 3 Attached Bathrooms.
  • Status: Fully furnished, move-in ready.

Furnishings Included

  • Bedrooms (All 3): Bed, mattress, and wardrobe.
  • Living Area: Sofa, center table, TV unit, and 43" TV.
  • Dining Area: 6-seater dining table.
  • Kitchen & Utility: Refrigerator, washing machine, and RO water purifier.
  • Bathrooms (All 3): Geysers installed.

Society Amenities

  • Fully equipped gym
  • Swimming pool
  • Badminton court
  • Kids Play Area

Available From: 1st August
Contact: DM to schedule a visit.

u/shittyfinideas — 3 days ago
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Cleared Prelims - Unmotivated for Mains: Feel Like Quitting

I had been preparing for around 1 year with job and then full-time for the last 6 months. Have cleared Prelims this time and will be writing Mains but I feel I'm underprepared for it. For the past couple of weeks, ever since I gave Prelims I have been feeling like the entire preparation thing is not worth it -- even though I've cleared it. I thought the feeling would go away once the results are out, but it's been a week and I still don't feel motivated to prepare, although I am writing 15, maybe 20, answers every day.

I was working at a fintech in BLR for 37 LPA fixed, where a promotion would've been due this month. I would've been close to 45-48 LPA by now. Now I look at the job market and the pace at which things are moving. There's so much happening around, in AI, startups, and the world in general. It would be difficult for me to join back even at the same salary that I was working at, I've accepted the fact that I will have to take a 20-25% pay cut minimum and I end up regretting my decision.

But the bigger issue is, that the syllabus is so archaic and disconnected from the realities that affect us today.

I entered this prep for a simple reason that I liked the idea of making economic policy from the top. But the further our country goes, the more I realise that economic policy is no longer just IAS - it is more and more being shaped by industrialists, startup founders, and technocratic experts. Which is a place I could have reached alternatively also, by following the path that I was already on.

So basically, does it even make sense at all to pursue something with a 0.1% success rate when the opportunity cost is so high?

TL;DR - Left a high paying job 6m ago, cleared prelims this year, appearing for mains. Feeling unmotivated by the stark contrast between current developments in the world and the syllabus that we are forced to study. Is it even worth it?

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u/shittyfinideas — 12 days ago