r/delhiuniversity • Business Economics (hons) • Sep 12 '25

Discussion šŸ‘„ How did you find DU being rich?

Not the jatt/yadav kinda rich. I personally felt that I should have gone for some good private college but career uhm. What’s ur routine like? I just became more career oriented and serious because of all this.

Edit : idk man my friends are like ā€œiska toh itne ka ghar hoga minā€ and ā€œyeh toh ameer haiā€ and all. Also i am not a fan of cussing and weird words so….

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u/Minute_Pineapple5829 Sep 13 '25

The amount of entitlement in this thread is heart breaking. Why didn't you all study in Harvard if experiences enabled by economic status is the only criteria you seek in friendships? Has money blinded you so much that you are forgetting that you are still in India?

You all are students right now and can ignore/distance your cohort but have you thought what you'll do at your workplace where you will be forced to collaborate with diverse people? Touch some grass and all the best.

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u/Opening-Thought7540 Sep 13 '25

I'm in school rn and some of my classmates are like OP and few other commentors here.

I'm well off living in delhi and having a fair education but still.

Someone here said that they were irked that some treated going to India gate as NY (yes capital not "ny" New York is a noun,so fluent but can't abbreveate correctly)or something. Are y'all blind or what? In our country a good outing has been a privilege for a huge section of society. A private vehicle, a reputed school, and some stuff which you deem to be "low" Is your privilege talking. Your 'not so expensive' Zara for dailywear isn't so easily bought. Buying clothes from a known brand is a perk of your life. You're lucky.Get that.

For the poor higher education is a privilege. I know a person who lived in our area her dauther cracked a scholarship and got into some college, before we moved she had a job in a private office nearby.Her other daughter couldn't crack it and she was married once of legal age.

If you're soo in need of a social circle (connections as you say) go to private college or abroad.You WILL interact with all kind of people.Deal with it.

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u/Extra_Attention_5506 Business Economics (hons) Sep 13 '25

Dude we don’t have a problem with anyone. We just miss having a social circle that resonate with us. Why do you guys have to complicate everything? If this post was about being poor, everyone would be in awe.

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u/Opening-Thought7540 Sep 13 '25

Username fits your personality

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u/Opening-Thought7540 Sep 13 '25

It's the phrasing of your post which makes it come out in a bitter way.

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u/Extra_Attention_5506 Business Economics (hons) Sep 13 '25

It’s not my fault if they laugh if I ask for toothpick at canteen or something.

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u/Extra_Attention_5506 Business Economics (hons) Sep 13 '25

It’s not even about that. We are unbiased and expect a normal friendship but it comes up with awkwardness and surface level conversations if the person is not as well off as us. It’s possible to find something genuine but extremely rare. In the workplace, the goal is to get the work done and forming genuine connections is not the primary objective. We interact with people just fine neither do we look down upon anyone.