“IIT Delhi to IIM Bangalore to IAS… but no one taught me how to handle loneliness.”
That one line by IAS officer Divya Mittal sparked a much-needed conversation about what education leaves out.
Despite studying at India’s top institutions and building an accomplished career in the civil services, she reflected on lessons schools and colleges rarely teach—how to handle failure, heartbreak, burnout, finances, communication, emotional regulation and loneliness.
Now, after resigning from the IAS, her reflections feel even more significant.
Because success isn’t just about ranks, degrees or titles. It’s also about knowing yourself, navigating life’s difficult moments and finding peace beyond achievements.
Does our education system prepare us for real life?
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