GOVERNMENT EXAMS or MBA: Reality of Government Job vs Private Job 😯

[SpctroMusic]

The main difference is that after giving mba exam you get into a college to study for next 2 years and then get a job but after giving a government exam you directly get a job that too with great salary and additional perks

[anjlisahu]

You forgot one major difference..in government jobs your background doesn't matter much but for iims and other good mba colleges, your profile carries a lot of weightage in final selection.

[bharatmehta]

I enrolled in a distance MBA program to prepare for government exams. Now I wasn't able to give my 100% in either one. And you could say I've wasted 2 years of my life. So I would suggest this to the majority of people that focus on only one goal & give your 100%.

[mm.]

Guys your dedication and hard work decides your future. It doesn't matter how many people are applying for the job, the truth is that only a few of them are serious about that. So guys just focus on your goals and don't listen others. Always remember good things take time.

[Sarkari_vlogger]

I have experienced both sectors and I know both have pros and cons, nothing is best or worst. It totally depends on family background and your social circle.

[satyanarayanpanda]

One thing you forgot to mention is the intensity of competition in government jobs. There is cutthroat competition and candidates are getting rejected by margins of 0.01 mark( you will find 20-30 candidates within the same score i.e upto 2 decimal points). So if one is comfortable with heartbreak, should pursue government jobs exam prep.

[satyammohan]

At 5:35, you touch upon the topic of pensions, which unfortunately no longer applies to government employees who joined after or from 2002. Apart from that, I found your video to be excellent, and I would like to extend my heartfelt appreciation for your ongoing dedication in enlightening us about these sectors.

[sohamsaha]

I'm currently working in Railways, and one thing I can say that you cannot compare every govt exams with CAT. Every department have there own pattern. So you need to prepare every exams separately.

[Legit_Ncore]

Always have a back up plan if you are a UR categery student wanting to be inngOVT job exam ...IN UR categery, you have to pay 5X application fee (especiallly in BANK exams SC/ST 175 rs, ,,,UR 850 rs) and extremely less chances of selection, compared to SC/ST/OBC candidates.

[vijaykushwaha]

5:05 1, Bank clerk is more tough to clear as compare to MBA from new IIMs
2, agar apko koi 30 laks ki salary dega to kam bhi waisa hi kar wayga

[azam]

6:55 It is very difficult to crack govt. exam as compared to CAT because for 1500-2000 vacancies their are 20-25 lakhs of students applied for it .

[blessedsoul]

An IIT topper with 9.9 gpa was recently selected as IAS. He was unemployed for 5 years. This is the craze for govt job thrse days. People will do anything to get govt jobs.

[xerxes]

I have been preparing for cat 23, and can tell you that i have faced lots of backlash from my family and relatives for not opting for government jobs. While they even don't know anything about IIM's.
Whereas few of my cousins have cracked clerical level exams recently, and their respect among relatives is like 📈.🤷
This is societal level problem.

[abhishekbansal]

As a person who has given both and scored 96.7 percentile in CAT 22 in first attempt, i would like to say that govt. Exams like ssc cgl are exponentially harder, its not the 90 percent easy questions in these exams, everyone does them, its about the other 10 percent, competition is cutthroat in govt exams, cat relatively is a cakewalk imo...

[SushantRajBlacklightdreams]

One thing i would like to mention is that how someone can undermine IBPS or SBI Mains paper with CAT.
Just go through one mock exam of SBI PO MAINS paper in OLIVEBOARD or PRACTICEMOCK and you will get to know the standard of Bank government exams.
You can't compare CAT paper with Government Exams. Except Reading comprehension is tough nut to crack in CAT and that is totally acceptable.

[deeppal]

I decided to transition from the IT sector to a position in the government sector. Although the salary is lower, I have gained more authority, increased respect, and ultimately, I find myself much happier.❤

[shwetadwivedi]

The level of banking exams has changed drastically and the mains exam (stage 2) checks application more than simply concepts. The competition is immense and the current affairs section is totally different than your year. One cannot only prepare for CAT and hope to clear all govt exam. I understand you are speaking from personal experience and so am I. Good comparison on other aspects though.

[monikagarg]

Even though I couldn't ask you this question when we met in Delhi, I found the answer through this video. Thank you for providing such valuable content!

[SurajRoy]

The most important thing in Indian societies or specially in a small city is "Job security with a decent salary", Job Security is most important as small towns do not have as many pvt companies established as like other big cities or states like Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Kolkata etc do. So if a person works in pvt sector and looses the job, life gets hell. Most Youtube speakers / mentors do not know the situation of small towns as they mostly belong from big cities. I am from Tripura (northeast), here if someone is getting starting salary of 20-25k in govt sector (group c posts) he / she is satisfied, Phd, MTech holders are applying for Group D Peon job ... Now ok, no job is bad, but you got my point right !!! ... We think we belong to middle class, but the reality is we don't even belong to lower class ... LOL ... The only way this big issue can be solved is by establishing good mnc companies in small states, Now state govt. has to take initiatives for these things. Lekin inko mandir mashjid banane se fursat mile tab nahhh !!!

[aryangoswami]

This is smart.... You know what your audience want.... Glad to have you ❤ Probably One of the best influencers