Indian youth wasting too much time on competitive exams, said Sanjeev Goenka

  • Sanjeev Sanyal, an Indian economist believes too many young Indians waste time preparing for UPSC exams.
  • He thinks this is because young people lack ambition in India.
  • Sanyal says passing the UPSC exam is not a worthwhile goal for most people.
  • He would prefer young people to pursue careers in science, entrepreneurship, and the arts.

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